History Film / TheRevengeOfFrankenstein

* NamesTheSame: InUniverse. When his cover is blown, Victor tries to pass himself off as a plain member of the Frankenstein family rather than as ''the'' Baron Victor Frankenstein, explaining that he changed his last name to Stein to escape the notoriety of having such a name.

* PowderKegCrowd: The patients at the pauper hospital treat Frankenstein coldly, never letting him touch or treat them and glare at him malevolently. Then one of them clubs the doctor from behind, an act that incites the rest to attack and fatally beat Frankenstein to a pulp.

* TheIgor: Karl, Frankenstein's hunchback sidekick.

* PaperThinDisguise: At the very end, Victor of course, after getting away scott free, has a new identity and has grown a mustache. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as he has also traveled to London, far from the events of the film.

* PaperThinDisguise: At the very end, Victor of course, after getting away scott free, has a new identity and has grown a mustache.

* CassandraTruth: After giving a series of [[LameExcuse lame excuses]] to his cohort why he needs his assistance to go graverobbing for a client, Fritz mentions that he can't dig up the grave on his own because his heart is in poor health. The cohort thinks it's another lie and only goes when he is told the job will now pay ten marks instead of the usual six. Later, when he is alone and Frankenstein appears to him alive, Fritz is so frightened the terror induces a fatal heart attack.

* AffablyEvil: In contrast to Film/TheCurseOfFrankenstein where he was FauxAffablyEvil, Frankenstein is genuinely polite. One could argue that he's more of an AntiHero in this film as he doesn't have any sinister goal in mind.
* AntiVillain: Victor Frankenstein. Unlike Film/TheCurseOfFrankenstein where he was the VillainProtagonist, here the doctor's characterisation mellows out to the point his only other crimes besides creating a new monster and stealing limbs is the murder of the priest in the prologue.

* BuryYourDisabled: Karl, the hunchback, gets his brain transplanted into a new, healthy body, but later redevelops his deformities in his new body and dies.

* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler: Victor Frankenstein.]] ''[[spoiler: Twice.]]''

* FlowersForAlgernonSyndrome: Karl, being a hunchback, volunteers his brain for Frankenstein's new experiment at making a new creature to gain a new, healthy body, but the new body eventually breaks down and he redevelops his deformities before dying.

* [[UngratefulBastard Ungrateful Bastards]]: Upon knowing who Frankenstein really is, all of the doctor's rich clients turn away from him while his patients at the pauper hospital attack him, despite him actually giving them genuine care for the entire time he's been in practice.

** In his final moments, Karl calls out Frankentein by his true name, thereby blowing the doctor's cover.

* AntiVillain: Victor Franknstein. Unlike Film/The CurseOfFrankenstein where he was the VillainProtganoist, here the doctor's characterisation mellows out to the point his only other crimes besides creating a new monster and stealing limbs is the murder of the priest in the prologue.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Despite picking up right after the first film, neither Paul or Elizabeth are revisitied or mentioned.

** Hnas Kleve recognises Frankenstein from seeing three years earlier at Professor Bernstein's funeral.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: Frankenstein mentions one of his experiments to Hans where he transplanted the brain of an orangutan into Otto the chimp's body, turning him from onivore to vegetarian. Hans has an OhCrap moment later when he remembers during a conversation with the pauper hospital caretaker that he saw Otto devouring meat, meaning the transplant has inevitably failed and wonders aloud to Frankenstein if the same thing would happen to Karl. Frankenstein refutes this, stating it is impossible as long as Karl avoids damage to the brain.

* ObliviousToLove: A boy is tto busy studying ants to notice the girl who is accompanying him is flirting with him.

* FlowersForAlgernonSyndrome: Karl, being a hunchback, volunteers his brain for Frankenstein's new experiment at making a new creature to gain a new, healthy body, but the new body eventually breaks down and he redevelop his deformities before dying.

* SueDonym: After escaping the guillotine, Dr. Frankenstein operates under the name Stein, then Franck.

''The Revenge of Frankenstein'' is a 1958 British horror film made by Creator/HammerHorror Productions. Directed by Terence Fisher, the film stars Creator/PeterCushing, Michael Gwynn and Creator/EuniceGayson. It is a sequel to Hammer's ''Film/TheCurseOfFrankenstein''.