Frankenstein

Fathers, sons and man-made monsters: Is AI going to be the next Creature?

'The Apprentice' and 'Frankenstein' are deep meditations on misguided mentorship and vengeful prodigies

In Frankenstein, Guillermo del Toro amplifies Shelley's morality tale

The Mexican auteur has made 13 films in his career, beginning 1993 with Cronos in Spanish

Did bankers act as Frankenstein? Rethinking savings bank deposit strategies

Privately, many bankers admit their immediate goal is not growth but slowing the erosion of Casa deposits. They need targeted strategies for different customer segments

The real experiments that inspired the fictional science of Frankenstein

The idea that electricity really was the stuff of life and that it might be used to bring back the dead was certainly a familiar one in the kinds of circles in which the author Mary W Shelley moved

Frankenstein at 200: A rare story to pass from literature into common myth

While Frankenstein may have thwarted his creature's desire to procreate, Shelley's novel has birthed a seemingly endless stream of adaptations and riffs