00:00Many monsters that are women, historically, traditionally, in horror movies are the bride of someone.
00:09Chucky, Frankenstein.
00:12So, in a way, calling her just the bride is the opposite of what she is, and yet she's like
00:18reclaiming the word.
00:20I'm thinking of a word, which I'm not allowed to say on TV, that many women have reclaimed.
00:25Right.
00:25That I love, you know, so this is kind of like that.
00:28Let's just take the original movie, 1935.
00:31The bride is in it for two minutes and doesn't speak a word.
00:36She made such a cultural impact.
00:37You could see people as the original Bride of Frankenstein for Halloween, but she has no voice.
00:43What about her mind?
00:45What about her needs?
00:46I mean, this idea of a very lonely, really lovely, also monstrous, Frank coming and saying,
00:54I will not survive without a mate, it's fine, I understand, it's fair enough, I get it, but what about
01:01her?
01:01So, this whole movie answers that question, or at least addresses that question.
01:07What about her?
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