Indie filmmakers tackle all sorts of sub-genres; Slashers, creature features, and the paranormal are all fair game, but there is one area of horror cinema that doesn’t seem to get too much attention. The area I’m speaking of is that of the classic monsters, more specifically, Frankenstein and his creature. Aside from the recent Frankenstein vs. The Mummy, I actually can’t think of any indie Frankenstein flicks out there. All that has changed now, though, with Richard Griffin’s Frankenstein’s Hungry Dead. A group of high school students are forced on a field trip to a wax museum, in order to … Read More …