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Frankenstein's Daughter (1958)Dr. Frankenstein's insane grandson attempts to create horrible monsters in modern day L.A. Director:Richard E. CunhaWriter:H.E. Barrie (screenplay) |
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Title: Frankenstein's Daughter (1958)
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John Ashley | ... |
Johnny Bruder
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Sandra Knight | ... |
Trudy Morton
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Donald Murphy | ... |
Oliver Frank /
Frankenstein
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Sally Todd | ... |
Suzie Lawler
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Harold Lloyd Jr. | ... |
Don (Suzie's guy)
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Felix Locher | ... |
Prof. Carter Morton
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Wolfe Barzell | ... |
Elsu
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John Zaremba | ... |
Police Lt. Boyle
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Police Det. Bill Dillon
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Harry Wilson | ... | |
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Voltaire Perkins | ... |
Mr. Rockwell, Chemist
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Charlotte Portney | ... |
Frightened Housewife
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Bill Coontz | ... |
First Victim - Warehouseman
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George Barrows | ... |
Mack (dockworker)
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Page Cavanaugh | ... |
Himself (leader, Page Cavanaugh Trio)
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Dr. Frankenstein's insane grandson attempts to create horrible monsters in modern day L.A.
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monster | dance party | jealousy | uncle niece relationship | reanimation |Taglines:
It reaches from the grave to re-live the horror, the terror! More destructive! More terrifying!Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
15 December 1958 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
She Monster of the Night See more »Box Office
Budget:
$60,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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1.85 : 1
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by Page Cavanaugh and Jack Smalley
Sung by Harold Lloyd Jr. (uncredited)
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Trivia
The full monster make-up was actually being worn by a man, Harry Wilson. Because of this, makeup creator Harry Thomas did not realize that the creature was supposed to be female. All he could do at the last minute was apply lipstick to the creature. See more »Goofs
The scene where the monster first "steps" out of the house, "she" rips the curtain rod down and breaks the window panes in the door before yanking it open to make "her" escape. In the scene where Trudy opens the door, seeing the monster for the first time (as it was returning) the curtain rod, glass and door are undamaged. See more »Quotes
Oliver Frank aka Frankenstein: You've always treated me as a monster, Trudy. Now you're going to be one.See more »
Soundtracks
"Daddy-Bird"by Page Cavanaugh and Jack Smalley
Sung by Harold Lloyd Jr. (uncredited)
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This movie and MISSILE TO THE MOON were the pinnacle of achievement in Richard Cunha's short life as a film director, although SHE DEMONS GETS honorable mention also. Donald Murphy is excellent as the descendant of Frankenstein and cheap movie regular John Ashley does his best Ricky Nelson imitation as the boyfriend of the girl Frankenstein experiments on. Despite a large smear of lipstick on its face, the final creature still looks like a big burly man in a costume. Sandra Knight's transformation into the monster-in-a-swimsuit is actually a bit scary with its huge unblinking eyes and big fangs as it approaches the camera in one scene. But watch out for her hilariously inept fainting scene.