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Return from Death: Frankenstein 2000
When a woman is beaten into a coma and saved from being raped by her handyman (Donald O'Brien), the local security force does a cover-up to save the town's reputation and frames the saviour. After he hangs himself, the woman's strange comatose psi-powers revive him from the dead to exact revenge.
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Plot Summary
In a desolate future, a scientist creates a cybernetic resurrection of Frankenstein's monster, intending to use it for good. However, the creature proves uncontrollable, leading to a violent rampage and a desperate fight for survival against its creator's own creation.
Critical Reception
This low-budget horror film received largely negative reviews from critics, often cited for its weak plot, poor special effects, and uninspired direction. Audience reception was similarly lukewarm, with many finding it to be a forgettable entry in the Frankenstein mythos.
What Reviewers Say
Criticized for its low production values and derivative story.
The film struggles with pacing and character development.
Often considered a B-movie with little to offer fans of the genre.
Google audience: Audience feedback is scarce for this obscure film, but general comments suggest it falls short of expectations for a Frankenstein adaptation, lacking the thrills and thematic depth found in more prominent versions.
Fun Fact
The film was shot in Greece and is known for its minimal budget, which significantly impacted its visual effects and overall polish.
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