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Full Trailer Debuts for Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, Revealing Elordi’s Monster

TL;DR

  • Guillermo del Toro has released the first full trailer for his new Frankenstein adaptation, centering Jacob Elordi’s Creature in his own voice.
  • The film stars Oscar Isaac as Victor Frankenstein.
  • Frankenstein will premiere in theaters October 17, 2025, before streaming on Netflix November 7.

What the New Trailer Reveals — A Shift in Perspective

The newly dropped trailer gives audiences their deepest look yet at Guillermo del Toro’s revived Frankenstein, this time largely from the Creature’s point of view.

One of the most striking moments: the Creature addresses his creator (and the audience), saying “My maker told his tale, and I will tell you mine.” The trailer leans into Gothic horror, with dark corridors, flickering lighting, and a sense of looming dread as the Creature emerges.

Visually, the trailer balances visceral horror and emotional weight. We see looks of rage, confrontation, and anguish — especially as the Creature journeys to confront Victor Frankenstein (Isaac) in a killer pull-off mask shot. The Creature’s face remains partly in shadow even after removing his mask, preserving mystery while teasing the full design.

Who’s in the Cast & Creative Team

  • Jacob Elordi plays the Creature, and the trailer gives him voice and presence.
  • Oscar Isaac stars as Victor Frankenstein.
  • Mia Goth plays Elizabeth Lavenza, with supporting roles by Christoph Waltz, Charles Dance, Lars Mikkelsen, David Bradley, Felix Kammerer, and others.
  • Guillermo del Toro is writer, director, and producer.

Del Toro has emphasized that his adaptation is not intended as pure horror, but as a deeply emotional story — framing the Creature not simply as monster, but as a being seeking identity, empathy, or retribution.

Release Dates & Availability

  • Theatrical release: October 17, 2025 (select theaters)
  • Netflix streaming debut: November 7, 2025
  • The film premiered earlier at festivals (Venice, etc.) as part of its rollout and buzz.
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