White Privilege Frankenstein 2015
"Every monster knows, some lives matter more."
In 'White Privilege Frankenstein (2015)', a modern retelling of the classic tale, the monster's creator must think fast when his creation gets into a spot of trouble.
Director: Ken Dashow
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is White Privilege Frankenstein (2015) about?
A modern retelling of the classic tale, where the monster's creator must think fast to save his creation from a violent fate.
Who directed White Privilege Frankenstein?
Ken Dashow masterfully adapts the timeless story to a contemporary setting.
Who stars in White Privilege Frankenstein?
The film features a talented cast, including Parker Madison, Chris Gentile, Chris Carfizzi, Brian Michael Smith, Janet S. Kim, and Kevin Sebastian.
Is White Privilege Frankenstein (2015) worth watching?
While its short runtime may be brief, the film's impact is lasting, leaving viewers to consider the implications of privilege and prejudice in our own world.
How long is White Privilege Frankenstein?
The film has a runtime of 5 minutes.
About White Privilege Frankenstein (2015) — A Modern Commentary on Privilege and Prejudice
In 'White Privilege Frankenstein (2015)', a modern retelling of the classic tale, the monster's creator must think fast when his creation gets into a spot of trouble. With an angry mob on its tail, the scientist must quickly change the subject to save his monster from a violent fate. Director Ken Dashow masterfully adapts the timeless story to a contemporary setting, highlighting the themes of privilege and prejudice that still resonate today. Featuring a talented cast, including Parker Madison and Chris Gentile, this short film is a thought-provoking commentary on the world we live in. As the story unfolds, we're transported to a world where the monster's actions are met with outrage and violence, leaving us to ponder the consequences of our own actions. With its biting satire and social commentary, 'White Privilege Frankenstein (2015)' is a film that will leave you thinking long after the credits roll.
With its unique take on the classic monster tale, 'White Privilege Frankenstein (2015)' is a must-watch for fans of satire and social commentary. The film's short runtime may be brief, but its impact is lasting, leaving viewers to consider the implications of privilege and prejudice in our own world. Whether you're a fan of horror, comedy, or social commentary, this film is sure to delight and provoke.