Mia Goth erklärt versteckte Details in Frankenstein-Kostümen: „Das war Absicht“

I’m more interested in knowing why Frankenstein’s Monster, supposedly stitched together from the parts of different dead people, looks like one uniformly buff dude with lots of random stitches running everywhere, most all of which do not look like they are holding different parts of the body together at all. Did I miss something? I’d love if someone could explain it.

I’m not gonna a lie, not a hater, but this feels like babies first art piece type shit. I chose the red curtains to symbolize rage. It makes sense but this is fairly basic and not ground breaking, just like this take on the movie. Not really worth discussing, respectfully.