Monsters are horrifying, revolting... and often alluring. It makes sense that so many monsters would be hawt, since they're the ultimate predators and they need to be able to lure us into their clutches and stuff. But also, monsters represent the forbidden, and sexy danger, and they can get away with wearing outfits…

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the Bride of Frankenstein movie, and the Frankensteinia blog has been celebrating with some astonishingly glamorous, sensual artworks of one of pop culture's most famous artificial women.

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein has seized our imaginations for nearly 200 years. Frankenstein art ranges from the grotesque to the glamorous to the playfully weird... like this Frankenstein meets Vampirella image. The Frankensteinia blog has compiled some incredibly gorgeous Frankenstein art.

Universal is talking to Neil Burger about remaking The Bride of Frankenstein, the latest of many classic monster remakes. Will she have the hair? Too early to tell, but it probably won't be as arousing as these NSFW pics. [THR]

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Title: Bride of Frankenstein
Date: 1935

Vitals: Dr. Frankenstein's monster is lonely, so the mad doctor builds his green buddy a scary…