Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein

Despite its fun creative premise it and short running time it was weirdly repetitive and most of the jokes didn't really land. If it weren't for the doctor character I probably wouldn't have laughed at all. It certainly had aspirations to something greater but ended up as a lesser version of Garth Marenghi's Darkplace. I'd really enjoyed the trailer so now I just feel disappointed.

Ridiculously funny ... and funnily ridiculous.

A silly little half hour thing. The lead, David Harbour, features in "Stranger Things" so I gave it a try. It was entertaining enough as a small time filler.

Terrible horrible cringe short film on Netflix.

A mockumentary short with a satirical and offbeat humor that may be unattractive for some, but its narrative is edgy and intriguing, and it's a great showcase of talent from star David Harbour.

Terrible horrible cringe short film on Netflix.

A rather peculiar performance art piece by David Harbour. One of Netflix's most ambitious work.

Fantastic and hilarious. The absurdist humour of Peter Pan Goes Wrong with fantastic acting and camera work. My new favourite thing on Netflix.

It is an entertaining experience unlike any other and that is the beauty of this special. Loved it. David Harbour 👏👏👏

Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein is short, only half an hour. I almost turned it off after a few minutes, but I'm glad I didn't. This show made me laugh. It is an absurdist introspective look into the craft of stage acting, and it hits all the right beats (or wrong beats, depending on how you see it).