It was a dark, stormy night.... And, as expected, Baron Von Frankenstein (the quintessential mad scientist) was locked away in his lab earnestly working on fine-tuning his fantastic "man-made-monster" project.
And, after giving his beloved creation a couple of extra-strong jolts of electricity - Frankenstein clearly realizes (due to the creature's ultra-aggressive outbursts of anger) that an immediate brain-transplant is in order (as the only possible solution to the problem).
Anyway - For the most part - I not only thought that this 1958 TV production was handled quite proficiently by its director, Curt Siodmak - But, I also found that its cast (especially actor, Don Megowan, as the monster) all put in believably convincing and very satisfactory performances (which was certainly a real plus).
And, after giving his beloved creation a couple of extra-strong jolts of electricity - Frankenstein clearly realizes (due to the creature's ultra-aggressive outbursts of anger) that an immediate brain-transplant is in order (as the only possible solution to the problem).
Anyway - For the most part - I not only thought that this 1958 TV production was handled quite proficiently by its director, Curt Siodmak - But, I also found that its cast (especially actor, Don Megowan, as the monster) all put in believably convincing and very satisfactory performances (which was certainly a real plus).