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Lisa Frankenstein

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Movie Info & Cast

Synopsis

A coming of RAGE love story from acclaimed writer Diablo Cody (Jennifer’s Body) about a misunderstood teenager and her high school crush, who happens to be a handsome corpse. After a set of playfully horrific circumstances bring him back to life, the two embark on a murderous journey to find love, happiness… and a few missing body parts along the way.

Cast

  • Carla Gugino
  • Kathryn Newton
  • Cole Sprouse
  • Jenna Davis
  • Summer Selby
  • Lacey Dover
  • Liza Soberano
  • Joe Chrest
  • Sylvia Grace Crim
  • Geraldine Singer

Atom User Reviews

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Verified Review
#lovestory
#clever
#datenight

Good movie. A definite touch of Edward scissorhands, a dab of Heathers and the storyline of Warmbodies.

JD
JEFFREY D
Verified Review
#hilarious
#mustsee
#datenight
#greatcast

I thought it was funny. I went for a date night, and enjoyed the movie from beginning to end!

DA
DJ A

Metacritic

75
Feb 8, 2024

Lisa Frankenstein can be fun, but there is a mean-spiritedness to Cody’s script that doesn’t fit with the film’s premise. It comes mainly at the hands of the creature whose victims are far from charming but don’t necessarily deserve the extreme comeuppance that’s dealt to them.

Thom Ernst
Original-Cin
70
Feb 8, 2024

There’s enough verve in the concept and performances — and in debuting feature-maker Williams’ exuberant direction — to carry Lisa Frankenstein through.

Metacritic review by Katie Walsh
Katie Walsh
Los Angeles Times
63
Feb 7, 2024

Even as the film revels in violent, necrophiliac delights, the dialogue keeps everything grounded with its humor.

Metacritic review by Justin Clark
Justin Clark
Slant Magazine