#lisa frankenstein ending

[emmastraub3]

This is my favorite part of the movie I think it’s so romantic. I love how at the beginning of the movie she was his caretaker how he is her caretaker.

[feymaid]

⚡️DEATH IS ONLY TEMPORARY I’LL LOVE YOU FOREVER!!!⚡️

[jingyismom]

undead boy with "UNMARRIED" on his gravestone makes sure to put "BELOVED WIFE" on his girl's gravestone even though he knows she won't be in the ground for long

[devilsskettle]

Bride of Frankenstein (1935) / Lisa Frankenstein (2024)

[gothmikewheeler]

guys no one gets frankenstein or lisa frankenstein like me. cole sprouse was not playing "the creature". he was playing ernest frankenstein. the last surviving member of the frankenstein family, who watched his parents deteriorate, fade away just like the opening of the film. who grew up alone, fell victim to the frankenstein family curse of dying a young, tragic death, just like his brothers and sister-in-law. because in lisa's grave rubbing, she had managed to get "frankenstein", then wrote her name above it. she marries ernest and therefore becomes lisa frankenstein!!

[northernstcr]

iconic stills from Lisa Frankenstein (2024) dir. Zelda Williams

[anisasroom]

death is temporary, love is forever

[ofswordsandpens]

yeah the part in Lisa Frankenstein where the creature softly kissed Lisa before electrocuting her to death in her step-sister's tanning booth did, in fact, get to me. yeah what can I say I guess I'm just a romantic.

[z0mbiebrid3]

Am i the only one who doesn't understand the hate the creature gets when he's completely human again at the end of the movie?

Like i get it, no more quiet zombie cutie. But i think it's cute that throughout the film lisa was taking care of him and helping him slowly become more human. But now it's his turn to take care of his now zombie wife. I just think he's a sweetheart no matter what.

[thefutureisintheair]

[emmastraub3]

I love this part so much ❤️❤️‍🩹

[faerl]

Tbh was never a cole sprouser until i watched lisa frankenstein, now granted, they also had me by the balls for him mainly when he could not speak and looked like an undead monster, but still

[gloriousfckingpurpose]

personally i dont think the creature would keep his last name. my own genuine thought out hcs on how he’d connect to (and also feel disconnected from) his former identity aside… that is a wifeguy if i ever saw one he would be mr creature swallows in a heartbeat

[beetlesanbutterflies]

How do you think Creature proposed? I know we see part of it in the film but i'm sitting her kicking my feet thinking about them running back to the room and Lisa is ready to go, and Creature suddenly stops and she's confused and asks him what's wrong. Is the stitching bad? Does he need another round in the tanning bed? Did he change his mind?

And he just stands there staring at her trying to think of how to convey that he loves her so much and no matter what happens to them, they will not share the same fate of going to the grave unmarried. and in the middle of Lisa trying to decipher all of this he just grabs her bag of peach rings and gets on one knee.

[leftoversludge]

looking at reviews of lisa frankenstein just makes me mad and confused, like "it's just unrelatable and inauthentic" UNRELATABLE TO YOU!!!!!!!! she's just like me fr, ofc you film bro critic can't relate to the strange outsider female lead who has no friends and writes poetry, BC YOURE WHAT THE MOVIE IS CRITIQUING!!!!!!!!!! CHOKE ON WORMS, YOU FACIST!!!!!!!

[harlequindaydream]

Double post today! Last 2 parts of the little series I have here as tribute to my underrated queens 🖤

top to bottom, left to right: Nina Sayers from Black Swan (2010), Jenn Remming from Sweetheart (2019), Daphne Peters from Braid (2018), Elaine from The Love Witch (2016), Adelaide Wilson from Us (2019), Dani Ardor from Midsommar (2019), and Edith Cushing from Crimson Peak (2015).

From top to bottom, left to right: Lisa from Lisa Frankenstein (2024), Vanessa Shelley from the Five Nights at Freddy's movie (2023), M3gan and Cady James from M3GAN (2022), Lucy/"young woman" from I'm Thinking of Ending Things (2020), Pearl from Pearl (2022), and Emerald Haywood from Nope (2022)