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|title=The Revenge of Frankenstein

|sort=Revenge of Frankenstein, The

|publisher=Hammer

|date=February 2013

|summary=Showing that not all Hammer sequels devolved into trashy retreads, this revisit many years on of the Peter Cushing vehicle firmly succeeds in taking a place in Frankenstein lore.

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Imprisoned and sentenced to death for the crimes he feels were caused by his creation and not his drive to bend the reach and morals of medical science, Doctor Frankenstein is given a way out of the guillotine's grasp, and gains a loyal adherent in the misshapen form of Carl. They move on to work together at a charitable hospital, which serves merely as a front for the Doctor's usual experiments, transplanting body organs, reviving corpses or bits thereof, and bringing new forms of life to the world. Cue yet another problematic creation, with an unfortunate way of leaving a trail of violence and vehemence, but with another innocent female to tender him, in this respectful and intelligent sequel.