It’s difficult to imagine Frankenstein ever looking better. Left as-is in a DTS-HD mono track, it’s possible pick up on the studio sounds running in the background. There remains some warmth within this vintage track, almost soothing in its analog-like precision.Ĭamera motors and static both feature in this track, preserved minus any alterations.įor the early sound era, the expected dull treble and wobbly score cause minimal harm. Everything is audible, and there’s no issue in perceiving the dialog. Two commentaries vie for attention, one from historian Rudy Behlmer and the other via pop culture professor Sir Christopher Frayling.
