Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein

Your favorite podcasters were so preoccupied with whether or not they could cover Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein, that they didn’t stop to think if they should. We hope that we did not create in vain as we discuss a film that seems like it was destined to be made the moment that Mary Shelley penned her story of a modern Prometheus 200 years ago. The episode starts off with Spencer and Jonathan sharing their experiences with Del Toro’s previous work and the character of Frankenstein. The spoilers start at 14:34 when we provide our general impressions, rate the performances, and unpack the political reflections. Tune in to hear us discuss a movie that begs the question “what if everyone was nicer to each other?!?” Other art discussed in this episode: Katabasis, Pluribus, Saturdays at Your Place, Carly Cosgrove, and Riley! Send us a message at [email protected], or connect on Bluesky at @goodartfriends.bsky.social‬. Shameless plug time! Spencer has published a novella called Marley’s Christmas. Bookshop | Amazon | Kobo | Apple | Barnes & Noble