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Mary Shelley's Frankenhole
Season 2 • Episode 8 • Franz Kafka's Jealousy!
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Mary Shelley's Frankenhole Season 2, Episode 8: Franz Kafka's Jealousy!
In order to prove that he doesn't have a jealous bone in his body, Victor puts out a singles ad for men to have sex with his wife, Elizabeth. Watch Mary Shelley's Frankenhole Season 2, Episode 8 Franz Kafka's Jealousy! in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Mary Shelley's Frankenhole Season 2, Episode 8 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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H.G. Wells' Scary Monster Contest!
Victor Frankenstein begrudgingly enters his overly sensitive Creature into the annual Scary Monster Contest.
12 min
Robert Louis Stevenson's Belushi!
Gluttonous, all-consuming John Belushi accidentally drinks Dr. Jekyll's serum and turns from a lovable rogue into the worst possible version of himself.
12 min
H.P. Lovecraft's Vagina!
In a classic Battle of the Sexes, Victor and Elizabeth decide to switch roles in order to prove the inferiority of each others gender.
12 min
Bram Stoker's Loudmouths!
Victor is tired of Vampires being disruptive in movie theaters and hatches a plan to end their reign of terror once and for all.
11 min
Jules Verne's Monster Rally Run!
Timid driver, Victor Frankenstein, sets out to prove he is a man by entering the big monster car race.
12 min
Victor Hugo's Identity!
Edgar Allen Poe's Jesus!
The Grim Reaper researches the demise of human life by following around history's greatest catalyst of death: Jesus.
12 min
Franz Kafka's Jealousy!
In order to prove that he doesn't have a jealous bone in his body, Victor puts out a singles ad for men to have sex with his wife, Elizabeth.
11 min
Hyralius, Mutant Monster!
Japan is plagued by it's most horrible threat yet; while the monsters in Victor's little town fear that no one is taking them seriously as threatening creatures anymore.
11 min
Gaston Leroux's Je Ne Sais Quoi!
Narcissism reaches new heights when Victor Frankenstein develops a method to truly look at his own face without the use of cameras or mirrors.
11 min