The Release of Frankenstein’s Monster

On July 17, 2013 I posted an interview with Judith B Shields about her l

light Steampunk Film, Frankenstein’s Monster. That link is below.

I am thrilled to announce the film has now been released. It’s available on

Amazon, DVD, IndieFlix ,  and IMDb. To celebrate this marvelous event,

here is an update from Judith Shields.

“After the film was made, it went on the independent film circuit. 30+

science fiction, steampunk, and film festivals later and we’re finally

done. We were honored to win Shockerfest’s Audience pick for

science-fiction feature  I’ve learned a lot since making this film.

Peter Kovic recut the film. It’s 28 minutes shorter than the “art-house”

version we screened at the majority of the festivals (except

Comicpalooza and ApolloCon 2014).

The recut is seamless and keeps true to the original script. 

 I’m grateful to those who have followed the film. It’s been a fantastic

experience and I am blessed to work with such a great crew.”

 Here are the new videos.

Here is the link to the previous interview.

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Maeve Alpin, who also writes as Cornelia Amiri, is the author of 26 books. She creates stories with kilts, corsets, fantasy and happy endings. She lives in Houston Texas with her son, granddaughter, and her cat, Severus.