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Lisa Frankenstein (2024) KILL COUNT [Patreon Version] - Early Release (Patreon)

Published:
2024-06-13 19:00:07
Imported:
2026-06

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Time to clean up your graves and get to watching this early release of Lisa Frankenstein!

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Froggy fresh

Are they not gonna be YouTube uploads any more?

Zayna

OMG I KNEW IT WAS A GREAT IDEA TO FINALLY GET THIS PATREON YAYYYYY i love lisa frankenstein so much

Cecilia

Darn, not on youtube.

Unseen Branches

Typically if there is a copyright issue with YouTube it gets uploaded in a different format

Jacob Schneider

I'm sure the censored version will. Youtube is getting hella strict with age restricting stuff to a point where they're now age restricting even PG-13 movies, such as the case with this movie.

Froggy fresh

Age restriction shouldn’t be a problem when it’s only for patrons

Emily

Hello dead meat! Chappell is pronounced like “chapel” :)

The Losers Team

Only a full Patreon uoad when YouTube censorship becomes an issue. James brought up that they really cracked down on this KC because of the "relationships involving minors" despite the fact that it's a movie with grown ass actors.

Froggy fresh

Makes me wonder what will happen for the public release

J Pickering

Man, if I had a nickel for every time a queer coded neon colored nostalgia infused 2024 horror adjacent coming of age period film I love included a reference to George Melies’ A Trip To The Moon… Happy Pride month, everybody!

I’m_just_visting

This is random, but I have this theory about the scene where Michael loses his pecker. When the Creature hands it over to Lisa, it’s wrapped up in a piece of paper that we saw in the trashcan after the pecker landed in it. It’s hard to tell exactly what is written on it, but I’m guessing it’s supposed to be a poem given how Michael likes to quote poems and literature. I think it’s meant to be an Easter Egg to Mary Shelley, the legend that wrote Frankenstein. When her husband Percy died, his body was cremated. However, his heart was the only thing that didn’t burn, and it later went missing. Years later, it was found in Mary’s desk, wrapped in a piece of paper that had one of Percy’s final poems written on it. Yes, this is a bit of a stretch, but I wouldn’t be surprised if this turned out to be true.

Sam Konkel

May I ask where which platform this video is on?