Spooky Spot 2014 - McFarlane Toys Monsters Frankenstein

[@markfrancis1210]

It might have been Victor on the creature's back

[@wilfredodiaz8743]

Crazy amount of details on this figure and yes maybe he looks more like the Humpback of Notre Dame but its still a cool figure.

[@jacobrichards6764]

Although it may or may not be doc. Frankenstein, I think because those thing attached to the monsters head and to the dead body are, like you said , pieces that he uses to repair his decaying body.

[@Prestocorn]

Nice review!!! The reason why he won't stand well is because you don't have all the joints lined up correctly. The torso being the biggest one. If you line the torso up right, you'll be able to push the arm in all the way. I bought this guy like four months ago and just figured it out a few days ago because I had the same issues.

[@alexbowen3854]

looks like an experiment gone wrong still pretty cool

[@93Monstermike]

Hey spot, will you be reviewing the sea creature from the same line as this figure soon?

[@jacobrichards6764]

God I hope he does, I've had blue balls waiting on the review since he announced it.

[@Prestocorn]

In curse of Frankenstein, the monster adopted the name Frankenstein ever since. So it's not incorrect to call him Frankenstein.

[@JoseGonzalez-ni4ue]

butt curse of frankenstein is not the origin of the monster

[@leonardjenkins8968]

I always hear..."It's not Frankenstein it's Frankenstein's monster." Well, Victor Frankenstein made the moster, so it is his son. Therefore, the moster is a Frankenstein. That being said, the monster is Frankenstein and Frankenstein's monster.

[@TheFlaco168]

You know you are right

[@leonardjenkins8968]

thank you

[@Jessicauniversetv]

Evil prophecy

[@Dean_Cooling]

On his back? Maybe his wife? Bride?