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In 1930s Chicago, a version of the Frankenstein monster (Christian Bale) seeks a mate. So he contacts a willing scientist (Annette Bening) who soon locates the fresh corpse of a prostitute (Jessie Buckley) who ran fatally afoul of the mob. Discovering that they’re really good at killing people, the duo embarks on a squalid rampage reminiscent of the crime spree in 1967’s “Bonnie and Clyde.” Along the way, she becomes a sort of empowerment-heroin…
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The Bride! - Biweekly Newspaper for the Diocese of Richmond %
In 1930s Chicago, a version of the Frankenstein monster (Christian Bale) seeks a mate. So he contacts a willing scientist (Annette Bening) who soon locates the fresh corpse of a prostitute (Jessie Buckley) who ran fatally afoul of the mob. Discovering that they’re really good at killing people, the duo embarks on a squalid rampage reminiscent of the crime spree in 1967’s “Bonnie and Clyde.” Along the way, she becomes a sort of empowerment-heroin…
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