VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN (2015) Movie Poster 2: A Loving Throwback To Hammer Classics

Victor Frankenstein Movie Poster 2 Released. I’m not sure how excited to be for the newest take on the Frankenstein legend. Sure, Max Landis has written something I enjoy before (Chronicle), but one of the trailers looked far too corny and humorous for my taste, regarding the gothic, dark tone of Frankenstein. The U.K. trailer, however, corrected some of that tone. Whatever the case may be, I will be watching a Frankenstein film, regardless of reviews. We’ve reported on this film before – check out both trailers and the previous poster before checking out the beautiful new one-sheet below!

We previously published these Victor Frankenstein articles:

• VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN (2015) Movie Images: McAvoy & Radcliffe in Modern, Classic Horror
• VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN (2015) Movie Trailer: James McAvoy is Dr. Frankenstein
• VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN (2015) Movie Poster: The U.K. Poster is Alive
• VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN (2015) Movie Featurette: James McAvoy & Daniel Radcliffe Talk Frankenstein
• VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN (2015) Movie Featurettes: Radcliffe & McAvoy Dissect Film

Have a look at the new poster. What do you think? I love it.

According to DreadCentral, “e of my favorite tellings of the Frankenstein saga is Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein. Apparently The Dude Designs’ Tom Hodge is a fan as well because he’s just released a mash-up one-sheet forVictor Frankenstein that has us grinning!”

That’s true, though the Young Frankenstein art was clearly inspired by the earlier Hammer horror films.

Take a look at the Victor Frankenstein movie poster 2 and leave your thoughts on it below in the comments section. For more Victor Frankenstein photos, videos, and information,  visit our Victor Frankenstein Page, our Movie Trailer Google+ Page, our Movie Trailer Facebook Page, subscribe to us by Email, “follow” us onTwitter, Tumblr, Google+, or “like” us on Facebook for quick updates. Victor Frankenstein will be released in U.S. theaters on November 25, 2015.

Sources: DreadCentral, IMDb