THE CLASSIC HORROR FILM

By Jeffrey-Baptiste Tarlofsky

LESSON 13

How to follow this lesson

Lesson 13 consists of one introductory video lecture and the transcript of that lecture, and the film Frankenstein, broken into 10 sections. Start with the introductory lecture and continue down the page in sequence until you reach the end of the lesson.

このレッスンの実行方法

レッスン13は1本のビデオレクチャー（レクチャーのテキストがビデオレクチャーの下に記載されています）と”Frankenstein”という映画（10のセクションに分割されています）で構成されています。
このレッスンは、ページをスクロールダウンしながら最初から順番に動画を見たりテキストを読んでください。

Frankenstein (1931)

Directed by James Whale
Produced by Carl Laemmle Jr.
Written by Francis Edward Faragoh, Garret Fort based on the play by Peggy Webling and the novel by Mary Shelley
Starring Boris Karloff, Colin Clive, Edward Van Sloane and Dwight Frye
Budget: $265,000
Running Time: 71 minutes

LECTURE

Transcript of Lecture

動画のテキスト

Introduction
Our lesson in this class is a bit unusual because usually what I do is show you excerpts from the film and then discuss those excerpts in detail. But in this class, I am instead going to show you the entire film in ten sections, one after another. I am doing this not only because Frankenstein is the first film we will actually see in its entirety, but also to keep the continuity of the film.

Frankenstein is one of the greatest, if not the greatest, of all horror films and it deserves to be shown with minimal interruption so that you can appreciate the genius that went into the making of this film. The only reason I am breaking it up into ten sections is so that it will be easier for you to download section by section and so that when I do lecture on the film or ask questions, it will be easier for you to find the section I am referring to. So, without further delay, let us begin the screening of the great classic film, Frankenstein (1931), in its entirety.

Frankenstein