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Frankenstein's creature

A tún ń pè é ní: Frankenstein's monster, the Creature

Àwọn ìwéÒmírànSáyẹ́ǹsì tó yapa1500 sí 1899

Frankenstein's creature is not a zombie, but histories of the zombie cite Shelley's 1818 novel as a precursor because it treats resurrection as a scientific process. Lovecraft's Herbert West serial was reportedly written as a parody of it. The 1931 film replaced the novel's eloquent creature with a mute one in Jack Pierce's makeup.1 2 3

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Ìgbà àkọ́kọ́ tó farahàn

1818

Released 1818

Iṣẹ́ orísun

Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus (1818)

Mary Shelley

A ṣe ní

United Kingdom

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Sáyẹ́ǹsì tó yapa

Victor Frankenstein gives life to a body by a scientific method the novel leaves deliberately vague.

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He is built and animated by a single scientist; there is only one.

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Ayé àtijọ́Sáà Àárín 1500 sí 1899 1900 sí 1967 1968 sí 1999 2000 sí 2009 2010 títí di òní

1818

Released 1818

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In the novel he is articulate and learns to speak and read within about eleven months1 2 3

He is about eight feet tall and is never given a name1 2 3

The 1931 film made him mute and bestial, with an implied criminal brain1 2 3

Jack Pierce designed Boris Karloff's flat-headed makeup1 2 3

The novel's creature eats only acorns and berries1 2 3

The Wikipedia history of the zombie counts the novel as a forerunner because it treats raising the dead as science1 2 3

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