'Frankenstein' is a "1910 silent horror film", the earliest known cinematic adaptation of Mary Shelley's novel. Directed by "J. Searle Dawley" and produced by "Edison Studios", the film presents a highly condensed and altered version of Shelley's story. In this adaptation, "Dr. Frankenstein" creates his monster through a mysterious chemical process, leading to eerie and surreal imagery. The film is notable for its "early special effects, atmospheric cinematography, and historical significance" as a pioneering work in horror cinema.
Credits: Director: J. Searle Dawley Producer: Thomas Edison Starring: Augustus Phillips, Charles Ogle, Mary Fuller Screenplay: J. Searle Dawley Cinematography: James White
