The best Frankenstein movies find new life in a science skepticism era

The best Frankenstein adaptations don’t just bring Mary Shelley’s monster to life, they explain vaccine hesitancy, doctor avoidance, and other fears about the medical industry. Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, and Boris Karloff all bring these stories to life in ways that still feel vital and relevant.

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