Show notes
In this episode of Midnight Local, hosts Greg and Meredith delve into the fascinating world of pre-code cinema, the impact of the Hays Code, and a detailed analysis of the classic films Frankenstein (1931) and The Bride of Frankenstein (1935). They explore themes of censorship, morality, and the evolution of film, while also discussing the implications of parenting and creation as depicted in these iconic movies. The conversation touches on the queerness in cinema and how societal norms have shaped the portrayal of characters and narratives in film history.Chapters00:00 - Introduction01:52 - Exploring Pre-Code Cinema03:21 - The Impact of the Hays Code11:30 - Censorship and Its Consequences15:06 - Frankenstein: A Classic Analysis21:55 - Why Dr. Frankenstein is Awful25:00 - How Censorship Changed Frankenstein35:35 - The Bride of Frankenstein: A Deeper Look39:08 - Queerness in Cinema: A Discussion01:01:08 - Parenting and Creation in Frankenstein01:03:29 - Conclusion and Reflections on Film Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
