Poor Dr Polidori

It will be published - ‘I think’. Brilliant wink wink line. I love how this movie begins and ends with Elsa in a lightning storm.

Kills me. The way he's standing with his cape...

Start here but water are animals wouatiks died under glasses and terrible Vasco of color for all world

Could the liar say "no, I'm not a tree frog, I'm a spotted lynx" and screw with Kaspar's question, or must they essentially only give yes or no answers?

Caspers Logik macht sehr viel Sinn.

Classic dark comedy from the 80s. This makes Dumb and Dumber look like Blue Velvet from David Lynch and Fargo

basically 2x me trying to get how machine learning works

...here are some of the best films about this incident: 1. 'Gothic' - Kenn Russell 1985 (with Gabriel Byrne as Byron / “mad, bad, and dangerous to know”) 2. 'Haunted Summer' - Ivan Passer 1987 (with Julian Sands as Shelley, fantastic!). 3. 'Rowing with the Wind' - Gonzalo Suárez 1988 (not a good choice in terms of actors, Hugh Grant as Byron??)... but the topic keeps fueling my mind... especially since I was personally present at the events of these places... 4. 'Mary Shelley' 2017 - Haifaa Al Mansour / (great fresh actors). cheers, Gregxxx........🦇

Just shared it. Exactly. What the fuck is the point? LOL.

the bride of frankenstein..................

I've only just realised that the guy asking the question was the jailer at the start of 'Stroszek'. Both characters sort of serve the same purpose in their interactions with Bruno's respective characters.

I'm glad that they put Mary Shelley and her husband Percy at the beginning of this movie :D

I watched this in a theater on Wilshire in LA when it first came out. I was so frightened by Ray, there's just something so menacing in him. The memory lasts til now.

Owned

The woman who played mary Shelley is beautiful

one of the best youtube videos ive seen in my life and ive been watching for years. incredible.

So, Elusa Lanchester. played Mary and the Bride?

What was my father doing with a man in a cape?

Ohhh... You are sooo smart! Simply took away every dinner,eating & drinking scene, put it together with some of the story in the particular film, or took the scenes that took place before, or the consequences that'll follow, and draw out those "smart" conclusions, in order to "explain" the true and "in-depth" meaning behind each and every food scene in Tarantino films.... Hahahaha! Just how convenient that is, eh?!?

Love it

I Love this film! A masterpiece and a work of Art! Shelley was born in my local village...

These are pretty accurate period costumes for a movie made back in 1932 ...

Percy Shelly died in 1822, Byron in 1824 and Mary Shelly in 1851. There is a scene with a grave from 1899.

The guy who plays Lord Byron is a terrible actor.

Bad trailer, great movie.

Love watching this. They've been gone for so long and here we are watching them in their prime. That will be each and every one of us one day.

Watching for Ray. Melanie is annoying as fuck. And this isn't a good look for her and her weak jaw.

Eyy man u still alive 😌😌

I am just watching this for the first time in honor of Ray’s passing. What a gem so far. Melanie is wild and a young Jeff was pretty hot. Waiting for Ray to appear. I can’t believe at my big age, I have never seen this 80s movie.

A cult classic

Ray was one of my favourite actors. I was only about 12 when goodfellas came out. I loved him in unlawful entry...very underrated movie, its brilliant..R.I.P Ray. I really felt this death like no other celebrity. Damn shame.x

RIP Ray

R.I.p

Rest In Peace, Ray Liotta. Watched this movie for the first time there out of respect and it was great, solid performance.

R.I.P. Ray.

RIP

RIP Ray L....Cant believe it

listening to this style of 80's trailer with narator gave me nostalgic feeling include the mono sound

Just came here after hearing the sad news about Ray Liotta

which episode is this lol

I can choose 1 favorite of these, but this is definitely one of them.

Roger Sterling is one hot daddy alright😍

attendre la crème

I'm watching this with Covid and have zero taste and I wanna kill someone.....

Aww, the 80s, pure frantic adventures and crazy worlds This looks like a combination of Blake Edwards, Scorsese and the Coen Brothers

Mary Shelley: wrote Frankenstein in 1818, around the time this scene takes place. The movies Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein: clearly set in the mid to late 1800s. What could she tell the future, too?

Is there a way to construct this question to reveal the origin of the wanderer AND the location of each village?

East & West Germany... CND

2:06 Elsa has such a distinct nose.