There's something for everyone opening in cinemas today, from childlike whimsey and dystopian teen drama to violence and brutality. There's even a historical drama for those of you that are interested in that. 

In 1816, the infamous Year Without a Summer, a 19-year old Mary Shelley would change literature forever when she conceived her seminal novel Frankenstein: Or, the Modern Prometheus during a stormy night. However, the story of Shelley's life leading up to and following the creation of her masterpiece was every bit as filled with drama and tragedy as the book itself, and a new film starring Elle Fanning looks to explore that.

Chronicle scribe Max Landis is currently engaged in a number of different projects, but the one with the most intriguing premise has to be Frankenstein. With Mary Shelley’s original promethean tale already having been adapted in several different variations already, how is this any different? Well for starters, contrary to the actual title, Landis’ story will feature hunchbacked lab assistant Igor …