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Frankenstein vs. the Creature from Blood Cove (2005)
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William Winckler (writer)
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In a War of Terror, the Ultimate Terror Wins!
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Near an isolated beach on California's coast, a sinister plan is underway in a laboratory of horror...
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Frankenstein vs the Creature, in classic Retro-Horror
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | G. Larry Butler | ... | Dr. Monroe Lazaroff (as Larry Butler) |
 | William Winckler | ... | Bill Grant (as Bill Winckler) |
 | Dezzirae Ascalon | ... | Dezzirae Lee (as Dezzi Rae Ascalon) |
 | Corey Marshall | ... | Creature / Ghost / Werewolf / Bar Man (as Corey J. Marshall) |
| Gary Canavello | ... | Percy Featherstone |
 | Alison Lees-Taylor | ... | Dr. Ula Foranti |
| Lawrence Furbish | ... | Frankenstein's Monster |
| Rich Knight | ... | Salisbury |
| Mimma Mariucci | ... | Mimi |
| George Lindsey Jr. | ... | Harry Granville |
| Selena Silver | ... | Herself |
 | Tera Cooley | ... | Gabrielle |
 | Carla Harvey | ... | Beula |
 | Michael Anton | ... | Surfer 1 |
 | Kaiwi Lyman | ... | Surfer 2 (as Kaiwi Lyman-Mersereau) |
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When I was a kid it always used to bother me that the Creature from the Black Lagoon was listed among the Classic Universal Monsters, but never encountered any of the others. My favorite Universals were always the "monster rallies", such as "Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman" and I've had a terrible hunger for more such films, but sadly there just weren't any more to be had.
As an adult, I've always wanted to see "Retro-Horror" films, films in the style of the Classics I loved.
"Frankenstein vs the Creature from Blood Cove" is a Monster Rally in the grand old sense. FINALLY I get to see a "Creature" interacting with another classic monster. This is as close to "Frankenstein vs the Creature from the Black Lagoon" as we will ever get to see. It's not just a fun film, it is the realization of a dream I've had since I was a kid. And it is proof that "Retro-Horror" CAN be done and that there is a market for it.
FvtCfBC features not just the two lead monsters, but also has a Werewolf, a Bride of Frankenstein, the ghost of Dr. Frankenstein and more--all in designs that are spectacular, given the limitations of the film's budget! "Frankenstein vs the Creature from Blood Cove" may not please some of the stuffier fans of the classics that inspired it, but nevertheless it is a great fun romp of a movie, made with a profound love of those classics and with a wee bit of spice for the modern audience. In that regard, it has a lot in common with the AIP b&w classics of the '60's. It's sort of Frankenstein meets the Creature on Del Tenney's beach. Sort of.
Destined to be a Cult Classic!