Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter

The follow-up in the William Beaudine horror/western drive-in double feature, with "Billy the Kid Versus Dracula"(1966), was sadly just another insanely dull, "all-title-no-substance" genre B-movie bore. However if for some reason you just need to watch this notorious garbage, I would recommend just watching the version with Joe Bob Briggs' commentary, so at least with all the long boring stretches of filler, you can get some fun facts about all the people behind this smoldering dumpster fire.

With a title like this I thought it would be hilariously bad. It wasn't. It was just bad. Too much talking, the people involved took it way too serious. Plus the guy who plays J.J. kinda reminds me of William H. Macy, so I couldn't take him serious at all.

"Hi" "Hello" THE END. That would've been better than the hell I sat through.

How a film this life draining exists baffles me, but it's one of the few films that exists that had no reason to, never succeeding in its title (which admittedly is common in genre cinema) but going on to be completely dead through its 80 or so minutes to the point the time being ebbed away can be felt. Just avoid it.

Never in a million years would I have thought that they'd make a movie with "Jesse James" and "Frankenstein" in the same title. This was simply too good to pass up....I wish I wasn't the curious type =(

the ending was kinda tragic! juanita was basically the sole survivor

I don't know which is more absurd, the Frankenstein western or the love at first sight romance between Jesse and a chiquita. Also since when could an American sheriff take over a Mexican town? You couldn't even cross state boarders back then none the less international ones! Still, I can't help but love Miss Frankensteins trying to rule the world. And this gal does have one of the more successful goes at it; comparatively. I don't know, somehow it kinda works here for me.