One of my sci-fi/horror/fantasy reviews written 50 years ago: Directed by Glenn Jordan; Produced by Dan Curtis, for "Wide World of Mystery", broadcast by ABC-TV. Screenplay by Sam Hall, from Mary Shelley's novel; Videography by Ben Colman; Edited by Dennis Virkler; Music by Robert Cobert. Starring: Robert Foxworth, Susan Strasberg, Bo Svenson, Heidi Vaughn, John Karlen, Philip Bourneuf, Robert Gentry and Heidi Vaughn.
Boring, exceedingly long TV tape version of the perennial, which ponderously attempts to reinstate the original atmosphere, but is devoid of creativity or life. Shot on cheap interior sets has stock, pretentious actors backing big Sue, while star Foxworth is another mock Shakespearean no-talent. Has elements of "Bride of Frankenstein" thrown in.