Hollywood has seen a range of adaptations of Mary Shelley’s epic novel, Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, which was released back in 1818. The iconic movie monster’s journey on the big screen started back in the 1910s, and has since been the subject of a plethora of related projects, with some being released more than a century later.Today, in 2024, there are a total of more than 65 movie adaptations in different languages that have come out. While the first iteration of the Frankenstein monster was portrayed in a silent film, back in 1910, a range of scarier, more animated versions have since been seen in movies. The latest movie, which included a version of Frankenstein, was 2022’s The Munsters. Meanwhile, Zelda Williams’ upcoming comedy-horror, Lisa Frankenstein, is also expected to include links to the original monster. In light of the latest production, fans are keen for a detailed account of the various iterations of Frankenstein, even if quite a few are not even available to watch anymore.A list of all Frankenstein movies ever made View this post on Instagram Instagram PostFrankenstein, as a character, was first seen in a movie back in the silent film of the same name, which was released in 1910. The movie stayed true to the source material and followed the adventures of Victor Frankenstein, a medical student who sets out on a quest to create the perfect human being.Since then, more than 65 iterations of the character have seeped their way into mainstream Hollywood and the overall film industry. An exhaustive list can be seen below:Frankenstein (Silent) – 1910Frankenstein – 1931Bride of Frankenstein – 1935Son of Frankenstein – 1939The Ghost of Frankenstein – 1942Dracula vs. FrankensteinFrankenstein meets the Wolf Man – 1943House of Frankenstein – 1944Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein – 1948The Curse of Frankenstein – 1957The Revenge of Frankenstein – 1958Frankenstein, 1970 – 1958Frankenstein’s Daughter – 1958The Evil of Frankenstein – 1964Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster – 1965Jesse James Meets Frankenstein’s Daughter – 1966The Munsters: Season 1 – 1964The Munsters: Season 2 – 1965Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles: The Complete Series – 1966Munster, Go Home! – 1966 View this post on Instagram Instagram PostFrankenstein Must be Destroyed – 1970Horror of Frankenstein – 1970Curse of Frankenstein – 1972Frankenstein 80 – 1972Frankenstein – 1973Frankenstein’s Castle of Freaks – 1973Flesh for Frankenstein – 1974Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell – 1974Young Frankenstein – 1974Frankenstein Island – 1981Frankenstein – 1992Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein – 1994The Munsters’ Scary Little Christmas – 1996Frankenstein and Me – 1997Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet Frankenstein – 1999Frankenstein – 2004Frankenstein Reborn – 2005Frankenstein’s Bloody Nightmare – 2006Frankenstein – 2007Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl – 2009The Frankenstein Syndrome – 2010Elvira’s Movie Macabre: Lady Frankenstein – 2010RiffTrax: Frankenstein Island – 2012Hotel Transylvania – 2012Frankenstein’s Army – 2013The Frankenstein Theory – 2013Army of Frankensteins – 2013Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein–A Documentary – 2013I, Frankenstein – 2014Frankenstein and the Vampire: A Dark Stormy Night – 2014Victor Frankenstein – 2015Beach Blanket Frankenstein – 2015Frankenstein – 2015Rock N Roll Frankenstein – 2015The Erotic Rites of Frankenstein – 2015Frankenstein vs. The Mummy – 2015Frankenstein: Day of the Beast – 2016Daughter of Frankenstein: A Conversation with Sara Karloff – 2017The Strange Life of Dr. Frankenstein – 2018Baby Frankenstein – 2020Tales of Frankenstein – 2021Lady Frankenstein – 2021The Munsters – 2022 View this post on Instagram Instagram PostIt is sufficient to say that there have been a handful of Frankenstein iterations in various adaptations over the years. The epic monster has for generations been seen as an intriguing creature. He perfectly captured the essence of human greed, with the ‘monster’ itself shown as a generally harmless creature who struggles to accept his own form.Created by a young medical student, Frankenstein is no stranger to movie adaptations, and the latest one, in the form of Lisa Frankenstein, can also be expected to include references to the original monster.