The story of humans creating monstrous beings in their image may have perennial relevance, even if it seems specific to our contemporary cultural moment. What, after all, is Oscar Isaac's AI inventor in Ex Machina but a 21st-century update of Victor Frankenstein?
The story of humans creating monstrous beings in their image may have perennial relevance, even if it seems specific to our contemporary cultural moment.
What, after all, is Oscar Isaac's AI inventor in Ex Machina but a 21st-century update of Victor Frankenstein?
(Before Isaac went on to portray Victor himself in Guillermo del Toro's 2025 film […]
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The story of humans creating monstrous beings in their image may have perennial relevance, even if it seems specific to our contemporary cultural moment. What, after all, is Oscar Isaac's AI inventor in Ex Machina but a 21st-century update of Victor Frankenstein? (Before Isaac went on to portray Victor himself in Guillermo del Toro's 2025 film […]
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