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'''Frankenstein''' was a 1931 [[horror film]] starring [[Boris Karloff]], based on the novel ''[[Frankenstein]]'', about a scientist who animates a corpse sewn together from various (stolen) body parts. Due to an error made by his assistant, Fritz, Victor Frankenstein places a criminal's brain inside the creature, causing it to become a murderous monster. It kills Fritz and kidnaps Victor and is chased by the local townsfolk into an old windmill. Victor is pushed out the window, but survives because several people caught him. The people set the windmill on fire, destroying it and the monster inside. | '''Frankenstein''' was a 1931 [[horror film]] starring [[Boris Karloff]], based on the novel ''[[Frankenstein]]'', about a scientist who animates a corpse sewn together from various (stolen) body parts. Due to an error made by his assistant, Fritz, Victor Frankenstein places a criminal's brain inside the creature, causing it to become a murderous monster. It kills Fritz and kidnaps Victor and is chased by the local townsfolk into an old windmill. Victor is pushed out the window, but survives because several people caught him. The people set the windmill on fire, destroying it and the monster inside. | ||
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Frankenstein was a 1931 horror film starring Boris Karloff, based on the novel Frankenstein, about a scientist who animates a corpse sewn together from various (stolen) body parts. Due to an error made by his assistant, Fritz, Victor Frankenstein places a criminal's brain inside the creature, causing it to become a murderous monster. It kills Fritz and kidnaps Victor and is chased by the local townsfolk into an old windmill. Victor is pushed out the window, but survives because several people caught him. The people set the windmill on fire, destroying it and the monster inside.