The Bride! Film • 2026 • Drama, Horror, Romance Watch trailer 56% 56.8% 49% 69%A lonely Frankenstein travels to 1930s Chicago to ask groundbreaking scientist Dr. Euphronious to create a companion for him. The two revive a murdered young woman and The Bride is born. But what ensues is beyond what either of them imagined.Where to watch Streaming information by Cast & CrewMaggie GyllenhaalDirector & WriterMary ShelleyCharactersJessie BuckleyIda / The Bride / Mary ShelleyChristian BaleFrankPeter SarsgaardJake WilesJohn MagaroClydeJeannie BerlinGretaAnnette BeningDr. EuphroniousJake GyllenhaalRonnie ReedPenélope CruzMyrna MalloyZlatko BurićLupinoLouis CancelmiOfficer GoodmanSee all cast & crew on IMDbDetailsStatusReleasedReleaseMarch 4, 2026OriginsUnited States of AmericaGenresDramaHorrorRomanceTags1930sattempted rapeaudaciousback from the deadbased on novel or bookbody horrorchicago, illinoiscompaniondark comedydark romancefemale revolutionfemale scientistfemicidefrankensteinfugitive loversgothic romancehorror romancelonelinessmad scientistmary shelleymonster girlmonster horrormurdermusicalnew york cityniagara fallsperiod dramapolice corruptionprostitutepsychological dramapsychological horrorreanimated corpsereanimationromantic fantasyscifi horrorsexual assaultspirit possessionundercover operationwoman directorwomen empowermentExternal linksLinks Apple TV Does the Dog Die? FilmAffinity Google Knowledge Graph Horror Archive IMDb Letterboxd MUBI Metacritic Official site Plex Rotten Tomatoes TMDB Trakt Wikidata Wikipedia YouTube Reviews ‘The Bride!’ is a beautiful mess Caroline Siede • girlculture.substack.com ‘The Bride!’ Review: Jessie Buckley Is a Scream in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s Gothic Gangster Romance William Bibbiani • thewrap.com The Bride! review – it's alive, but at what cost? Little White Lies • lwlies.com CRÍTICAS. Una novia muy rebelde, una castora ambientalista y otros estrenos de cine Los Angeles Times en Español • latimes.com The Bride! review: Maggie Gyllenhaal's riff on the Bride of Frankenstein is 'exhilarating' ★★★★☆ bbc.com • bbc.com The Bride! review: Without Jessie Buckley this film would fall apart Larushka Ivan-zadeh • dailymail.com God Forbid ‘The Bride!’ Get a Little Motion theringer.com • theringer.com The Bride! is a bold, bloody, feminist Frankenstein freakout AV Club • avclub.com 'The Bride!' review: Call off the wedding The Detroit News • detroitnews.com The Bride! Review: Maggie Gyllenhaal's Beautiful, Messy Monster Movie Is An Unhinged Delight - SlashFilm SlashFilm • slashfilm.com