A sleazier version of the Frankenstein story? Sure, sign me up. Too bad the execution was pretty unenaging most of the time. Udo Kier's eksagaretet akksent vas prettie hielarijus though.

Lacks the cruel wit of Blood for Dracula.

Reinvents the way you look at gallbladders.

"To know death, Otto, you have to fuck life... in the gall bladder!" Udo Kier is the 70s Tommy Wiseau. Quotable as hell and bares a strong resemblance to Rocky Horror but ultimately a bit too boring to be a thoroughly entertaining good-bad movie.

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This isn't even campy fun or outrageously shocking, it's just a tedious badly acted and badly shot mess. Not to the level of unbelievable incompetence, though, just thorough mediocrity. The worst part is that it does seem like it had some sort of budget but it wasn't used for anything other than cheap gore and quality sets and costumes.

I adore how Udo Kier put everything of him into this piece of art. Hilarious above all. Joe Dallesandro's popping eyes were also something you did not expect to see.

Released in the U.S. as "Andy Warhol's Frankenstein", even though he is listed as only one of four producers. Definitely a cult movie, which in turn makes it all a question of taste. For me this flick managed to be both disgusting and boring at the same time... rather a neat trick, in point of fact!

Meh. It wasn't horrible, but frankly somewhat boring. Alot was done purely for shock value but lesser things I found more disturbing. I literally screamed at the screen when the chick sucked the dude's armpit. Oh those sound effects! Udo can fuck a gallbladder all day long but if I heard that sucking sound one moment longer I'd have puked!

A delightfully bad movie. Seemingly intentionally campy, it is fraught with bad acting and shock scenes designed for it's original 3d release. However, it is sumptuous in scenic detail and should be watched for that reason. Also, take note of the lab and it's similarity to the Rocky Horror Picture Show lab. All in all, a classic, cult movie.

Proof that back in the day Udo Kier could do no wrong. Toe knee :-)

Not bad. Immortal line: "To know death, Otto... you must fuck life in the gall bladder"

na come on! that was kinda fun. dallesandro is great as the macho, woman-beating ladylover. and kier is as always just great. "the most goriest horror comedy".

Easily the best Frankenstein movie ever, even topping those of Whale. Yeah, I said it. "To know life, Otto, you have to fuck death in ze gallbladder" A classic, through and through.

forfærdelig pseudo-katosk-soft-porn-splat

the actual quality of the film making isnt so bad, and it does have a reasonable amount of blood and guts, which i like. it doesn't make any sense, and ends up a lot more stupid than it begins. it is kind of interesting, though, that every thing that andy warhol touches turns to crap. worth it for blood and guts that is relatively unheard of in the early 70's.

Best worst dying monologue ever, still a great movie though!

Morrissey's facelift of the old Mary Shelley tale -- now a deadpan charade of beautiful young people searching, scissoring, and stitching in the laboratory for more beauty yet. Backed by Carlo Ponti, Morrissey is for the first time a man of means (European forest and castle locales, elegant musical accompaniment, Luigi Kuveiller's mellifluous camerawork, and, above all, the magical 3-D process), and he parades his new wealth with a barely concealed delight.

The cinematography is lustful, but everything else taste poorly.

I can't tell if this is painfully bad or inspired. Add one brain of a homosexual monk to an already fucked up Frankenstein premise, where Udo basically rapes a dead body with his hand, and you have a film that will always appeal to a particular clientele, however mixed its execution might be.