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Guillermo del Toro Finds Beauty in the Beast in Frankenstein  Netflix

Movie about Frankenstein’s monster making a Frankenstein’s monster is itself a Frankenstein’s monster: Discuss  thereader.com

“Frankenstein” review: the Creature at his most human  Massachusetts Daily Collegian

Guillermo del Toro's 'Frankenstein' gets the monster right for the age of AI  bloodinthemachine.com

This is a monster story that feels overstuffed  The Edwardsville Intelligencer

Opinion | Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ Asks Us to Consider the Monster  The New York Times

Frankenstein (2025) and the Queer Pursuit of Being Loved for Your Full Self  Autostraddle

Review: ‘Frankenstein’  dailyuw.com

'Frankenstein' review: Guillermo del Toro brings the monster (movie) to life  NPR

It's a Gothic Romance! 'Frankenstein' is Another Beautiful Head Scratcher from Guillermo Del Toro  Substack

Frankenstein’s Creature: A Man More Than A Monster  veniceoarsman.com

Review: Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ Massively Misses the Mark | by Reece Beckett | Counter Arts  Medium

‘Only monsters play God’: A review of Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’  The Daily Free Press

The Revival of "Frankenstein"  The Montclarion

7 Memorable Movie Portrayals of Frankenstein’s Monster  Flickering Myth

Dissect the Emotional Ending of Frankenstein  Netflix

Jacob Elordi Transcends with His Frankenstein Transformation  Netflix

Frankenstein Cast Guide: Meet the Monsters and Men in Guillermo del Toro’s Film  Netflix

‘The Bride!’ Wants to Give Frankenstein’s Monster—and His Bride—a Second Life  34st.com

Frankenstein, the Man and the Monster - by Sonny Bunch  The Bulwark

What pop culture got wrong about Frankenstein  DW.com

Frankenstein Review: All the Best Monsters Have Daddy Issues  OnStage Blog

Jacob Elordi is Frankenstein’s monster. And he’s kind of hot  CNN

The Bride! Earns Its Exclamation Point Like No Movie Since Moulin Rouge!  Slate

How Was Frankenstein Made? Inside Guillermo del Toro’s Hand-Crafted Epic  Netflix

Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein Serves Up a Creature Mary Shelley Might Not Recognize  Time Magazine

In Netflix’s ‘Frankenstein,’ Monster Is More Compelling Than Maker  Christianity Today

‘Frankenstein’ Review: del Toro’s monster doesn’t have much of a pulse  Vanyaland