Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein

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Jay W @RT52162311 Dec 2, 2024 David Harbour stars in this TV short, where he is trying to uncover a mystery about his father. Harbour's father, also played by David Harbour, performed a TV Movie based on Frankenstein. Conflict ensues as Harbour feels his co-stars are trying to upstage him. Meanwhile. David Harbour III is interviewing people who knew his father in an attempt to unravel what happened with his father. The production of the TV Movie is hilariously cheap looking, and there is a funny deep cut about Orson Well's wine commercial. Where the TV short falls short for me is the storyline with David Habour III investigating his father. Sadly that is about half of the runtime of the show. There is a lot of the show that leaves the audience wondering, where is the joke? It is seriously stupid, but the joke is how stupidly serious they take the whole thing. See more andrew k @RT40967692 Aug 25, 2022 Ridiculously funny ... and funnily ridiculous. See more Ted W @RT84494621 Sep 1, 2020 Terrible horrible cringe short film on Netflix. See more lucca b @RT71313241 Aug 27, 2020 A mockumentary short with a satirical and offbeat humor that may be unattractive for some, but its narrative is edgy and intriguing, and it's a great showcase of talent from star David Harbour. See more Apr 4, 2020 Terrible horrible cringe short film on Netflix. See more Sep 10, 2019 A rather peculiar performance art piece by David Harbour. One of Netflix's most ambitious work. See more Read all reviews

Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein

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