Say Goodbye to the Most Underrated Monster Movie of the Decade

The world certainly isn't at a loss for action-packed flicks with heroes and explosives or dramatic love stories filled with lust and longing. But what it could use more of are campy films with bright colors, silly plots, and witty scripts. Enter 2024’s Lisa Frankenstein. The feature-length directorial debut from Zelda Williams (yes, as in the daughter of the late Robin Williams) with a script penned by Academy Award-winner Diablo Cody (Juno) had it all — a gothic love story with some neon '80s inspired spice, intriguing characters, and a leading pair of uber-familiar faces in Cole Sprouse (Riverdale) and Kathryn Newton (Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania). Sadly, soon the bright and comedic horror film will be taking a dirt nap when it leaves Peacock at the end of the month. That means, time is running out to stream the criminally underrated movie that divided critics, lost at the box office, but came out on top as one of those movies that will undoubtedly age into a cult classic.