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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 1: A World Without God
Episode 2: Seeing Things
Episode 3: All the Lost Children
Episode 4: The Fortune of War
Episode 5: The Frankenstein Murders
Episode 6: Lost and Found
The Frankenstein Chronicles - Season 1
Description
The series revolves around Inspector John Marlot, who is drawn into a dark and dangerous world of hedgehog bands, child prostitutes and kidnappers. John deals with a devilish scientist lurking somewhere around the meat market in Smithfield, and perhaps the seemingly disastrous process of relaunching the dead.
The series revolves around Inspector John Marlot, who is drawn into a dark and dangerous world of hedgehog bands, child prostitutes and kidnappers. John deals with a devilish scientist lurking somewhere around the meat market in Smithfield, and perhaps the seemingly disastrous process of relaunching the dead.
Actors:
Andrew Bridgmont,
Joel Gillman,
Kerri Quinn,
Jonathan Gunning,
Heidi Ellen Love,
Tom Ward,
Emma Little
Andrew Bridgmont
Joel Gillman
Kerri Quinn
Jonathan Gunning
Heidi Ellen Love
Tom Ward
11 January 1971, Swansea, Wales, UK
Emma Little
23 April 1978, Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK
Director:
Benjamin Ross
Country:
United Kingdom
Keywords:
#Benjamin Ross #Maggie Cronin #Sean Bean #Shaun Blaney #The Frankenstein Chronicles - Season 1
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February 21, 2018
This show is full of layered allusions and references that all circle around the uneasy chicken-and-egg relationship that real life has with our nightmares.
February 22, 2018
While it's unlikely to be remembered for as long as it took to make, Frankenstein certainly earned its shot at a long life on Netflix.
