Scientist Unknowingly Revives a Random Girl Into a Superhuman Psycho

The Critic's Cut
1 follower
33 Video Views·Jul 20, 2026
The spirit of a well-known writer possesses a dead woman and transforms her into the bride of her famous monster, who will help her escape from a mob boss.
AI Generated·May contain errors
Video Summary
AI GeneratedIda, a woman reanimated as a bride for the creature Frank, flees from corrupt law enforcement and a sinister crime boss. As they navigate a world that fears them, Ida inadvertently becomes a symbol of female rebellion. Their journey of companionship and identity is marked by violence and tragedy, ultimately leading to a supernatural reunion in death.
In 1818, famous writer Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein, the story of a creature created
from human parts. However she couldn't tell the whole story and died before finishing it.
Now in the afterlife, she's eager to write what is missing. In Chicago in 1936, Ida is having a
bad time at a party. She kisses another girl and eats an oyster just because her group forces her
to, and she ends up puking. In this moment of weakness, something makes her body snap,
and Ida hears Mary's voice in her head. With another crack of her body, Mary possesses Ida,
and the group is surprised to hear her speak in an English accent. While reciting purple prose,
Ida climbs on the table and tries to flirt with a man. When the others try to calm her down,
Ida begins to scream. Her friends remind her that crime boss Lupino is watching,
so Ida points at him and calls him the real monster. Then she starts making a scene,
saying weird things about the stuff the dead remembers. Lupino orders his henchman James and
Clyde to kick her out, so the duo drags Ida while she keeps yelling stuff at Lupino.
Outside Ida continues her rambling so James slaps her, and Ida slaps him in return. When James slaps
her again, Clyde has to separate them. However since Ida keeps talking weirdly, Clyde ends up
slapping her too. She then makes fun of James growing, causing him to punch her. Clyde thinks
she's possessed, so he sends James to get a doctor or a priest. Still controlled by Mary,
Ira announces that a sequel to Frankenstein is coming and that many truths will be revealed.
Clyde is getting really creeped out by her, so he pushes her down the stairs. Her leg breaks as
she rolls down the steps before she lands at the bottom, instantly dying. The next day,
Dr. Cornelia is visited by a strange man who claims to be the creature from Mary's story.
Cornelia thinks it's a prank and makes him remove his hat and scarf, so she sees his monstrous face.
A terrified Cornelia tries to run away, but Frank stops her when he points out that he's the one who
has been writing to her for the past few months. Cornelia agrees to see him and shakes his hand
before studying his body, which she's very impressed by. Frank explains he's been following
Cornelia's work on reanimation so he wants her to build him a bride. Their discussion is
interrupted when the assistant Greta comes in and screams at the sight of Frank. After Greta leaves
in fear, Frank explains how lonely he is, so Cornelia convinces him to stay in the institute
to work things out. In the evening, Frank goes to the theater to watch a movie with his favorite
actor Ronnie. He loves the romantic scenes, so he repeats the dialogue and sings along,
even copying the dance moves. He only shuts up because a man complains about his noise.
Frank then imagines himself in the movie. The next day, Cornelia freaks out when Frank tells
her he wants her to dig up bodies and chop them into pieces to create his bride. When Cornelia
makes fun of the idea, Frank snaps and yells at her. He admits that when they shook hands yesterday,
it was the first time someone touched him. He also says he thought she was a mad scientist
and wonders if she isn't curious. As she laughs, Cornelia finally agrees to help.
That night Cornelia and Frank go to the cemetery and dig up a recently buried body.
When they return to the institute, Frank accidentally breaks a vase on his way upstairs.
The noise alerts Greta, who sees them with the body. In the lab, Cornelia starts getting all
the machines ready while Frank admires the body, which turns out to be Ida. He starts having doubts
because Ida is too beautiful for him and says they should do this tomorrow. At that moment Greta tries
to look inside the lab, so Cornelia rushes to kick her out and locks the door. She then explains she
can't have a body around the lab, so they must do this now or never. Once Ida is connected to the
machines, Cornelia starts turning them on. Frank is so nervous that he gets an anxiety attack,
so Cornelia helps him calm down and they pull the final lever together. Ida's body is filled with a
special chemical compound as the machine's bulbs break because of the great amount of electricity
used by the reanimation. A ball of energy enters the body and with a loud groan, she's finally
alive again. Suddenly Ida starts coughing up the compound and Cornelia tells Frank that this is
his bride. Ida responds with some nonsense before concluding she should go home. When she tries to
stand up, she immediately loses balance and falls. Frank tries to help her, but Ida doesn't want to
be touched. Cornelia notices that Ida's leg isn't well, but Ida claims she isn't in pain. She realizes
she doesn't remember anything from before her death and Frank theorizes she was in an accident.
They convince her to spend the night in the institute to rest, and Cornelia sends Frank away
so she can check Ida's broken leg with some privacy. While Frank watches another movie, Cornelia puts a
brace on the broken leg. Ida asks what the deal is with Frank, so Cornelia tells her that she's
his bride. Ida protests, saying she doesn't even remember the guy. Some time later, Ida finds
herself pushed against a window and hears a voice talking to her. It's Mary, who calls her another
monster as Ida floats away from the window. Ida asks Mary for help to get her memories back, but
Mary says no. When Ida touches a bulb, it explodes and makes her fall, but at that moment she wakes
up in the lab. Frank is sleeping on the floor so Ida blows on his face to wake him up. However he
thinks he's being attacked and screams as he punches her in the eye. When he realizes what he did,
he immediately apologizes. Then he grabs an umbrella and does the dance from the movie to
appear more friendly. Ida remembers Cornelia locking the door, so Frank explains he entered
through the window. Their conversation is interrupted by Cornelia, who notices that the
window bulb is broken. During breakfast, Ida refuses to eat. Cornelia offers various ideas,
such as getting her new clothes or finding a way to wash off the compound stains. Ida says no to
everything and begins throwing things on the floor, insisting that she only wants to leave.
Since Cornelia refuses to unlock the doors, Ida and Frank escape by climbing through the window.
They go together to the theater and Frank shares trivia about Ronnie.
Afterward, Ida takes Frank to a club, where she dances in the weirdest way. She wants Frank to
dance with her, but he prefers to watch from afar. He imagines her wearing a nice dress and
dancing properly with Ronnie. In the bathroom, Ida looks at herself in the mirror and notices
her tongue is stained as well. Another woman volunteers to help her with some makeup.
Then Ida returns to the dance floor while Frank keeps drinking at the table.
Soon Ida manages to get a proper dance partner, however his dirty dancing soon turns into
improper touching, and his friend joins him to touch her too. Ida realizes what's happening and
pushes them off, but the men refuse to let go. Ida screams and says she isn't afraid of Lupino and
her men, causing the guys to get violent. Frank immediately comes to her rescue and takes her
away. Outside the club, the guys follow Ida and Frank, pushing them and mocking them while the
They try to take advantage of her again so she bites a man's face and tries to run,
but they make her fall too. A furious Frank grabs one of the men and continuously pounds his face
on the wall until he's dead. Then he throws the second man to the ground and steps on his head
until he's dead too. Suddenly a light flashes behind them, indicating someone has taken pictures
of them. However the mysterious photographer runs away before the couple can see them.
Soon the police sirens can be heard, so the couple runs back to the institute.
Frank tells Ida to go away since he doesn't want to get her in trouble,
then he climbs the fence to enter his room through the window. After grabbing his things Frank goes
back outside, only to find Ida still there. He tells her that an angry mob will come after him,
which has already happened before, so she should go home. Ida doesn't know where her home even is,
so she takes his hand and they run away together. In a new dream, Ida sees her head in a jar and
feels like she can't breathe. Mary mocks her for not remembering her name but also tells her to
find it. At that moment Frank wakes her up, revealing they've sneaked onto a moving train.
Moments later the train stops and Frank hears the cops searching for them, so the couple quickly
hides behind some boxes. While they wait, Frank shows Ida a newspaper article he kept because
it's about Ronnie. They discuss movies and Ida starts singing as the train takes off again.
Frank tries to shut her up but it's too late, a cop hears her and comes back. The couple tries to
hide again but the officer can see Frank, so he comes out. The cop is horrified to see Frank's
face and tries to open fire, however Ida pushes him off the train and he breaks his neck on the
rails. In the morning Detective Jake and his assistant Myrna are given the case of the bodies
outside the club. They receive the pictures together with some information. Frank was at
the theater every day, while Ida is known for mouthing off to a crime boss. Eventually the
couple reaches New York, and Frank jumps into a fountain to gather coins. Then they hide in an
abandoned building and Ida finds a newspaper that talks about Frank. She notices they call her his
bride, so she wants to know her actual name. Frank says her name is Penelope Rogers, so she changes
it to Penelope Frankenstein since she's supposed to be his bride. Then Ida says they should get
naughty and starts touching Frank, who feels very uncomfortable and quickly stops her.
The following day Jake and Myrna find the body on the tracks. The local cops don't believe the
creatures are connected to this because everyone would've noticed two monstrous looking people,
but Myrna finds the rawny article on the ground. She shows it to Jake during lunch and they agree
to go to New York. Meanwhile Ida asks Frank what their intimacy was like before the accident,
so Frank says it was amazing. She also wonders if the cop is okay and Frank says he is,
not wanting her to carry the guilt of killing. Suddenly Frank has an anxiety attack and realizes
his newspaper article is missing. To calm down, he needs to go to the movies. At the theater,
Jake and Myrna are waiting to catch the creatures. Frank steals a pretzel from a cart and tells Ida
that it's her favorite. He wants to watch the same rawny movie, but Ida is tired of it and drags him
into a different theater, so the detective doesn't see them. While they try to watch the movie,
Ida notices a couple in front of them getting dirty. The woman doesn't really want to do this
in public, so Ida attacks the boyfriend and reminds him what consent is. The guy notices
the couple's faces and calls them monsters, realizing they're the murderers from the news.
The whole crowd panics so Frank drags Ida out of the theater. When Jake and Myrna see people
running in panic, they rush to investigate. The crowd chases after Ida and Frank, who turn around
the corner only to find the way blocked by a police car. They enter a random building to
escape and run through a kitchen before reaching a fancy party. The couple grabs some trays to
Frank tries to sneak around carefully until he discovers that Ronnie is at the party too.
He immediately approaches him and tells him he's a huge fan because around 20 years ago,
Ronnie smiled at him and made him feel less alone. Frank says he's survived all this time,
thanks to Ronnie, who makes a joke before going back to his friends.
Furious over being ignored, Frank drops the tray and starts dancing like in the movie.
Ida joins him on the dance floor and Mary possesses the crowd to make them dance too.
While people's moves get dirty, Frank eats a glass of champagne and spits it like a fountain.
At that moment the cops burst into the party. Ida and Jake stare in shock because they can
recognize each other. A cop then punches Frank, who immediately hits him back and makes him drop
the gun. When the officers surround Frank, Ida grabs the gun and makes everyone back off.
She tells the police to let Frank go and threatens to shoot Ronnie.
When Ronnie tries to apologize, Ida explains he isn't the problem.
She explains that Lupino has the police in his pocket and lists all the women he's killed.
When someone tries to sneak out through the back door, Ida shoots at the wall to make them stop.
As she talks against corruption and all the dead women that didn't get justice,
an officer tries to approach Ida from behind. She's startled and shoots him down. Frank uses
the distraction to bring down the chandelier, making it crash on the floor while the crowd
panics. In the darkness, Frank and Ida can run away unnoticed. On the street, Ida feels bad
about shooting a man. However Frank is proud of her and explains this is what they have to do to
survive. They start kissing and are interrupted by Jake, who doesn't dare to shoot Ida. The
creatures laugh at him before running away. Later the cops find the abandoned building,
but the creatures aren't there. They're hiding in a barn, where they finally get dirty.
Afterward they steal a car and leave the city. In the next town, they have lots of fun together in
various ways like going to the movies and getting a tattoo. They keep getting money by going
fountain diving. Eventually Cornelia sees the couple on the news. Because of her speech at
the party, Ida becomes a symbol of female revolution, and soon women are trying to
rebel all over the country. They paint their faces and tongues like Ida and cause chaos on
the streets. The news also reaches Lupino, who scolds Clyde and James for not doing their job
right. James swears that they did kill Ida, so Lupino pulls out his gun and shoots him in the
head. Then he tells Clyde to kill Ida for good and bring him back her tongue. It turns out he
has many jars with the tongues of his victims. Sometime later, Myrna tells Jake that the
creatures were last seen in Fredonia. Before they continue their search, Myrna wants to know why
Jake seemed to recognize Idaho however Jake pretends he doesn't know anything. Myrna then
Considering their last location, she theorizes they'll go to Niagara Falls next. At the same
time, the creatures are indeed going to Niagara Falls and Frank tells Ida about the corresponding
movie. When Ida asks about their engagement, Frank pretends they had a wonderful proposal
and makes up a whole story. At that moment a police car starts following them. Ida stops the
car and Frank covers his face with his scarf, so when the cop approaches them, Ida tells him that
Since she doesn't have her papers, the cop makes her step out and pats her down while touching her
inappropriately and calling her slurs. When the officer comes too close and tries to take
advantage of her, Frank shoots him through the window. Then Ida jumps on him and tries to rip
his tongue off. A second cop comes out of his car and shoots Ida in the shoulder, so Frank kills him
with a shot to the head. Then Ida bites the first officer's tongue to finish ripping it off and
steals his gun. The couple escapes by running into the woods. In the evening, Ida and Frank
make it to the next town and hide in another abandoned building. The detectives and Clyde
are in the same town looking for them. Ida struggles with what she did earlier and hates
how Mary keeps pushing her into doing crazy things. As she starts talking nonsense again,
she leaves the building and shoots at the sky. James hears the noise and follows it until he
finds the creatures, but Ida points her gun at him and makes him drop his weapon.
James tells them that they're coming for them and swears he just wants to help because he
knows Ida was forced into this. He blames himself for this and apologizes. At that moment Myrna also
shows up and shoots Frank. James begs everyone to behave and calls Ida by her real name, but Ida
doesn't like it and shoots him. She calls him a crooked cop and says he made a mistake by getting
dirty with his witnesses. Then she runs away with Frank. Soon the police sirens can be heard in the
area. The creatures steal a new car while Frank asks who James was, but Ida says she doesn't
remember. In the morning, Myrna asks James about Ida and he breaks down, saying he thought she
was dead. He explains that Ida was one of the many escorts involved in the Lupino case.
These women worked with gangsters to gather information and took it to the police.
When the cops were about to catch Lupino, they were forced to close the case. Ida had been furious
about this and showed up at James' office to beg him to keep the case open. They ended up getting
naughty. Since James is one of the bribed cops, he didn't even try to help her. Soon the other
girls were found dead without their tongues. James feels guilty so he's already called his boss to
resign and now gives Myrna his badge. This whole conversation is overheard by Clyde. In the middle
of the road, Ida stops the car because Frank isn't breathing right and his bullet wound keeps
bleeding. She turns the car around, knowing exactly where to take him. Minutes later, Myrna and James
are told that the creatures were seen at a gas station near Indiana. James asks Myrna to stop
the other cops from killing Ida. In the evening the cops question the people at the gas station,
but Myrna goes to the nearest movie theater. Soon Frank and Ida arrive but instead of paying
attention to the movie, Frank finally tells Ida that he didn't know her before reviving her.
Myrna sneaks around the car and hears Frank explain that he dug Ida up from her grave.
A very upset Ida leaves the car to throw up. Frank follows her and tells her they could start a new
life together. Ida doesn't feel comfortable with her name and she decides she should only be known
as the bride. Frank then tells her he loves her and licks her skin before proposing to her.
While Myrna comes closer and Clyde also shows up, Ida turns Frank down, saying she's nobody's bride.
Frank starts laughing, only to drop dead when Clyde shoots him in the head.
As the cops surround them, Ida screams in grief and shoots randomly before dragging Frank back
into the car. She hits another vehicle when she takes off but still manages to drive away.
The police cars catch up to her on the road and open fire. Ida keeps driving as fast as possible,
only to see another police car coming in the opposite direction. She decides to turn off the
lights and drive off the road to hide in the tall grass. Eventually she stops the car and checks on
Frank, who is definitely dead. Then she talks to Mary, who congratulates her for becoming the
bride. A few hours later, Ida arrives at the institute and asks Cornelia to revive him.
Myrna follows Ida's tracks and sneaks into the institute too, unaware that Clyde is following
her. Cornelia explains she can't revive Frank, so Ida points her gun at her and admits she loves
him. While the cops park outside, Cornelia reveals that her husband died and she tried to revive him,
but he came back with no memories and was behaving strangely. She had no choice but to kill him.
When Clyde sees an opening, he comes out of hiding and shoots Ida several times.
At that moment the cops burst in and open fire too. Cornelia screams in horror as she watches
Ida get hit with dozens of bullets before falling dead on top of Frank. Myrna has to yell at the
cops multiple times before she manages to make them stop. Afterward Myrna tells the cops to
close the perimeter and go after Clyde, who is escaping through the fire escape. The officers
are confused so Myrna shows them James' badge to establish authority. After the cops leave,
Myrna tells Cornelia that she'll wait outside and she can take as long as she needs.
Greta compares the situation to Romeo and Juliet and tells Cornelia to rest,
but Cornelia refuses. Outside, the cops capture Clyde while Myrna watches the institute's roof,
where electricity is glowing brightly. On the table, Frank and Ida move again to hold hands.
Meanwhile James hands Lupino to the rebel women, who can finally have their revenge.
Make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications so you can watch more videos like this.
Thanks for watching.
