Flesh For Frankenstein

Horror, Science Fiction

Joe Dallesandro	Nicholas, the stableboy
Udo Kier	Baron Frankenstein
Monique Van Vooren	Baroness Katrin Frankenstein
Dalila Di Lazzaro	Female Monster
Dalila Di Lazzario
Nicoletta Elmi	Monica
Cristina Gaioni
Arno Juerging	Otto
Marco Liofredi	Erik
Srdjan Zelenovic	Sacha / Male Monster
Liu Bosisio	Olga, the maid
Fiorella Masselli	Large prostitute
Liu Bozizio

Director	Paul Morrissey; Antonio Margheriti
Producer	Andy Warhol; Carlo Ponti; Andrew Braunsberg; Louis Peraino
Writer	Paul Morrissey; Mary Shelley; Tonino Guerra; Pat Hackett
Cinematography	Luigi Kuveiller
Musician	Richard Wagner; Claudio Gizzi

This is a modern adaptation of the Frankenstein monster story with a few twists. It is the story of a mad scientist Dr. Frankenstein (Udo Kier) who is generally unhappy with his wife and his two sniveling children. In a desire to create a better world around him, he begins a bizarre series of medical experiment and succeeds in building a sex-crazed Adam and Eve. It is the scientist's desire that with the Adam and Eve he can create a new race of people. Helping the scientist in his endeavors is an earthy stable boy Nicholas (Joe Dallesandro) whose only job is to play with and satisfy the desires of the wife of Dr. Frankenstein (Monique Van Vooren) so the good doctor can continue his plans uninterrupted. When Frankenstein and his assistant Otto (Arno Juerging) steal the head from a local peasant, their carefully laid plans run amok due to the interference of the local peasantry.