I’ve heard it said that while Blazing Saddles is Mel Brooks’ funniest film, Young Frankenstein is his best. I have to agree with both parts of that statement, with no offence to either films. Young Frankenstein is still hilarious while Blazing Saddles is on another level of side splitting fun. But read more
Announcing our Happy Halloween “Young Frankenstein” DVD Giveaway!
We decided to do something a little special this year for Halloween — so this will be the first of two Halloween-themed DVD giveaways we’ll be doing this month. That said, we will be paying tribute to the late read more
Frederick Frankenstein (Gene Wilder) is haunted by his family's past. His grandfather, Victor, was the infamous madman who brought a man back to life, only to have it terrorize a village. Because of this, Frederick wants nothing to do with the Frankenstein name, changing the pronunciation of it to f read more
Imitation
is the sincerest form of flattery, and parody is, at its best, imitation with a
wink and a nudge. That affectionate sense of parody permeates Young Frankenstein (1974), with Mel
Brooks and Gene Wilder demonstrating their great appreciation for James Whale's
classic movies, Frankenstein (19 read more
Imitation
is the sincerest form of flattery, and parody is, at its best, imitation with a
wink and a nudge. That affectionate sense of parody permeates Young Frankenstein (1974), with Mel
Brooks and Gene Wilder demonstrating their great appreciation for James Whale's
classic movies, Frankenstein (19 read more
