Trailer 'FRANKENSTEIN' Makes You Curious, Ready to Rock BIFF

Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant scientist from a wealthy family, lives in the shadow of trauma. The loss of the people he loves due to illness drives him to obsess over defying death. For him, science must be able to conquer God.

He steals corpses from graves, studies the anatomy of the body, and conducts electrical experiments. Night after night he spends in the laboratory, trapped in an ambition that increasingly blinds him.

Until one night amid the sound of thunder and flashes of lightning, Victor raises the giant body he has assembled on the iron table, connected by cables to the tower. Does his mad experiment really succeed?

But when the face of the creation becomes clear, with poor stitching, pale skin, its body repulsive. Victor, instead of feeling proud, is shocked and terrified. He rejects his own creation, leaving the monster in darkness.

The monster played by Jacob Elordi feels hurt, rejected by its own creator. Loneliness turns into vengeance. Will it demand answers from Victor about its life?

Victor regrets it. He tries to destroy his creation, but that action only angers the monster further. The monster screams in hatred, calling Victor's name with an echoing voice.

The chase continues into the snowy mountains, where the creator and his creation face each other. Who is truly the victim between the two, and how will the story of these two tragic figures end?

This gothic horror film by Guillermo Del Toro is not about blood and terror, but rather a story about loneliness, rejection, and human ambition. According to nypost.com, FRANKENSTEIN received a 13-minute standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival. The film is scheduled to be released on Netflix on November 7.