This documentary gives a great view about the best horror-film of all time. Each scene and character are being portrait and that shows things that you wouldn't think about when watching the movie, naturally because while watching it you're being captured by it.
Also the director and the cast are being portrait and they even show clips of other horror classics like "Frankenstein" and "The Invisible Man".
It is better to watch this documentary when you have already seen the movie so that you can really understand it. I saw it right after the movie because it was on the superb DVD collection box "The Classic Monster Collection.
Buy this collection if you like old horror movies, because besides "The Bride of Frankenstein" other films on this box are "Creature from the Black Lagoon", "Dracula(includes Spanish version!)", "Frankenstein", "The Invisible Man", "The Mummy", "Phantom of the Opera" and "The Wolf Man". All these films also have their own documentary's.
Alright, maybe one negative point on this documentary is Joe Dante, who hosts the documentary with no interest at all, but, in the end, WHO cares?
A must-see documentary of a must-see film!
