Fallon, you are very, very good at predicting trends. Did you know that Frankenstein reimagined through the lens of a fairy tale was what the world needed this year?

I mean, I personally did. I'm a huge Germal del Toro fan. So I was very hyped for this film. We definitely

needed this year. And I feel like it's getting pretty good reviews in its early screenings from

theaters. So I'm glad to see that that it really was what the world needed to kind of get us through the end of the year here.

Ooh, and as we are throttling toward the end of the year, this podcast is alive.

And I'm going to say, hello and welcome to geek history lesson.

I am Ashley Victoria Robinson.

You may have noticed that we have someone who does not

sound like Jason Inman with us this week. And that is because he is still hanging out at UHOP with a very

famous doc-tective. So instead today, we are joined by a reed-pop marketing director, content queen,

and TikTok sensation. Fallon Prince of Alley, thank you so much for joining us on Geek History Lesson today.

Thank you so much for having me. I'm so honored.

We have been slowly but surely building up toward the release of Guillermo del Torres Frankenstein.

And I said there's nobody I would rather have than Miss Fallon, who is certainly

our most fashionable guest of the entire year of GHL, but it's mostly, I'll say this with my entire

chest as someone who writes comics, it's mostly comic book writers. So the bar is low and you

have upped it for everybody going forward.

Wow, quite the praise.

Fallon, you have not been on before to talk about Frankenstein in any capacity.

So before we dive into our thoughts on the film specifically, I would love to ask you what your relationship with Frankenstein as a concept and a franchise has been like.

Well, when I was growing up, my dad was very much into horror and monster films. And so I grew up

with this background. Like, I think one of the first movies I ever watched as a kid was Stephen King's

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