Zelda Williams makes her directorial debut with Focus Features' horror-comedy film penned by Diablo Cody.
Logo text Kathryn Newton tries to spark a romance with Cole Sprouse‘s reanimated corpse in the teaser trailer for Lisa Frankenstein.
Focus Features is set to release Zelda Williams’ feature directorial debut in theaters Feb. 9, just in time for a twisted Valentine’s Day date option. The film centers on Lisa , a high school
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'Lisa Frankenstein' Trailer — Kathryn Newton Brings Cole Sprouse to LifeA new trailer for Zelda Williams's Lisa Frankenstein sees Kathryn Newton bring Cole Sprouse back to life for a bloody fun date.
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‘Lisa Frankenstein’ Poster Teases Kathryn Newton & Cole Sprouse’s RomanceFocus Features has released a new poster for their upcoming horror comedy Lisa Frankenstein, directed by Zelda Williams.
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Lisa Frankenstein: First Images And Poster Released, Teaser TomorrowThe ongoing cultural re-examination of Frankenstein continues into 2024 with Lisa Frankenstein. We got the first information for the Zelda Williams directed and Diablo Cody written film earlier this month, but now we have more on the way. The teaser is set to drop tomorrow, but we do have two official images and a poster.
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Cole Sprouse is a 'handsome corpse' in first look at Zelda Williams' Lisa FrankensteinEW is debuting the exclusive first look at Zelda Williams' directorial debut 'Lisa Frankenstein,' which stars Kathryn Newton as a teenager whose crush happens to be a handsome corpse played by Cole Sprouse.
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‘Lisa Frankenstein’ Images — Cole Sprouse Is a Dapper CorpseCole Sprouse and Kathryn Newton feature in the first images from Zelda Williams’ directorial debut, Lisa Frankenstein.
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