Frankenstein's Monster (1931)

Frankenstein's Monster has a flat topped head, electrodes in both sides of his neck, a heavy brow ridge, and drooping eyelids. His body was sewn together by Dr. Henry Frankenstein from pieces of dead bodies and brought to life using electricity. However, Dr. Frankenstein's assistant, Fritz, retrieved an abnormal "criminal" brain instead of a normal one. This was intended as an "explanation" of the Monster's homicidal actions later in the film.
==Personality==
Even though The Monster turns to violence only after being abused by Fritz and rejected by others, he does have a softer side. In one scene he bonds with a young girl and even plays with until he accidently drowns her.
Category:Classic Horror Monsters
Category:Undead
Category:Universal Classic Monsters