2025 is a banner for horror films, because the popularity of the genre has not only helped to strengthen the box office in a great way, but also proves its own artistic merit. Any three horror films released this year show the versatility of the genre, while the couple managed to become sincere towards good cultural moments. Two of these films - "Sinners" and "Weapons" - happened to be also Pictures of Pictures by Warner Bros., indicating that the studio is in an absolute roll with horror this year. Now, with the release of the first trailer for "The Bride", Streak seems to have initially had to continue, as the film was initially planned for release in October this year. Instead, the loss of 2025 is a profit of 2026, as the film, which is now set to release next March, seems to be the oldest stylish horror film since 2026.

As the trailer shows, the "bride" seems to be a mashup of Classic of Jameseims Keith "The Bride of Frankenstein" And the movie "Crise Crime of Crime", à la "Bonnie and Clide", "Badlands", "True Romance" and so on. Acting as our heroic (or perhaps anti -heroic) loversubovers are the bride (Jesse Buckley) and the monster of Frankenstein (Christian Bale), who are on the run in the 1930s in Chicago. From what we can see so far, the film is an absolute visual knockout; Director Maggie Gyllenhal and cinematographer Lawrence Cher seems to be cooking dazzling styles, combining strong, nasty, almost punk -carpa take over the 30s with some retro elements that do not only remember whale, but even aspects of German. Indeed, you can see some Fritz Lang ("Metropolis") and Robert Vienna ("Cabinet of D -Caligari") in everything, from sets to makeup, and this is just a trailer! Similarly, the latest blow to the review is a black -and -white picture of Buckley's bride's head in a glass jar, reminiscent of D -Pretorius "managers" from Frankenstein's "bride". It is visual that it seems to promise some surprises to come (obviously there is a whole musical corner that the trailer doesn't even reveal), and I can't wait to see more.

Of course, the "bride" is not the first cinema interpretation of characters or by or inspired by Mary Shelley's novel from 1818 "Frankenstein; or, Contemporary Prometheus". Nor will it be the last. It's not the first film for the bride that Frankenstein missed out of his title, as Frank Rodam's "bride" beat Punch - that film celebrates the 40th anniversary of this year, which is another shame that Gilenhal's "bride" has not fallen for several months. Jack, it's not even the latest movie "Frankenstein", like Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" should be released on Netflix On November 7. However, although there are already many films already made for both Frankenstein's monster and the bride, Gilenhal seems to take over the absolute access to her film, that is to make it as unique as possible and as possible in style. This is not just a smart choice that will allow the film itself to be highlighted from the rest of the package. Instead, Gilenhal makes justice from the long history that Shelley's characters enjoyed the cinema, which is from the jump, "Frankenstein" is a synonym for visual capabilities in the film.

For example, the first adaptation of Shelley's work screen - Edison Studio production of 1910 at "Frankenstein". praised after release For its visual acumen. The two whale films for Universal have only reinforced the Antet, and since then, a variety of remake, spin-offs, and the like, have made sure to treat Shelley's immortal creation with creative respect and it deserves. This can be seen already in the trailer "The Bride", as Gilenhal's stylhalo elections are not created by other Frankenstein films that come earlier; Instead, they fuel their own path without neglecting the history of the material. Another reason why it's too bad we have to wait until next year for the film is that Bale's bride and Bale's monster already look like suits for Halloween that beg to happen. Who knows; Now that this trailer is out, we may see a few brides and Franks walking the streets for a few weeks. As for the right thing, it will arrive on March 6, 2026 and cannot come fast enough.