It's a
Frankenstein's monster!" There is a robust debate within tort law scholarship over the extent, if any, to which tort duties should be understood as serving to minimize the net costs of accidents plus precautions against accidents--as implied by the Hand Formula and law and economics more broadly (39)--or whether it should instead be understood as serving other goals, such as corrective justice, (40) or simply serving as a "law of wrongs." (41) I confess that as a scholar of constitutional law rather than tort law, I do not have a well-informed view about this debate.
Similarly,
Frankenstein's monster reacts with violence only after having first suffered violence against himself.
While popular culture depicts
Frankenstein's monster as a giant, having green-colored skin and bolts stuck in his neck, Shelley (http://www.ibtimes.com/frankenstein-day-five-myths-about-frankenstein-monster-1402033) did not describe the creature quite in those terms in her novel.
Unfortunately, her stupid bickering family are also changed into various legendary creatures, such as
Frankenstein's monster, and they're not best pleased.
Ty Simpkins in Insidious: Chapter Christopher Lee as
Frankenstein's monster THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN (Thursday, BBC4, 11pm) YOU can't beat a bit of classic Hammer horror, and this is the first in the series inspired by Mary Shelley's novel.
A secret organisation within the Vatican dispatches notorious vampire hunter Van Helsing (Hugh Jackman) to kill all supernatural beings, including Mr Hyde and
Frankenstein's monster. ????
3-year-old toy collection 'Monster High' - their teenage dolls have descended from the characters such as Dracula and
Frankenstein's monster - have notched up a 23 percent sales increase.
FRANKENSTEIN'S Monster has been named the top classic horror movie creature in time for Halloween.
They include
Frankenstein's monster (Kevin James) and wife Eunice (Fran Drescher), Wayne Werewolf (Steve Buscemi) and wife Wanda (Molly Shannon), and Murray The Mummy (Cee Lo Green).
Jackson, Somerset IT was only a matter of time before someone bred "
Frankenstein's monster." Breeders have been mixing dogs for years.
And could that be Dracula or
Frankenstein's monster in the chair?
His creations include lifesize figures of Boris Karloff as
Frankenstein's Monster, Han Solo from The Empire Strikes Back, Bela Lugosi as Dracula, Peter Cushing and gremlins from The Gremlins.
But protestors from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta) were demonstrating outside the show amid claims that pedigree bre e ders are "creating a
Frankenstein's monster of a dog".
Bits like the self-effacing "Jesus of Ugly" and a rap from the point of view of Godzilla keep the laughs flowing, but there's a lot of depth there, too - a ghost of a past love haunting him as he visits his old school, or
Frankenstein's monster transformed into a horrifying symbol of abuse.
This time
Frankenstein's monster is created using stem-cell research.