Author Archives: Isabelle Bylett
Del Toro’s Frankenstein
Del Toro’s movie adaptation of Shelley’s Frankenstein has been receiving mixed reviews. It seems the movie is simultaneously too big, and too small for its audience. Most praise his abundance and generosity when it comes to visuals, clothing, make-up and setting, while some find it overbearing for the actual “message” of the movie. The film […]
The perils of division in DUCT’s adaptation of Romeo and Juliet
Isabelle Bylett explores division in DUCT’s adaptation of Romeo and Juliet.
