.." [Note: In actual fact, Dr.Frederick Frankenstein would have to be, at the least, Victor""sgreat-great-great-greatgrandson.]He defiantly corrected the student about the pronunciation of his name (and would continue to do so throughout the film), to disassociate himself from his family name:"That""s Fronk-en-steen.The two are commanded by Father Lonergan to shake hands - their extended handshake turns into a combative, iron grip as they painfully squeeze each other""s hands as tightly as possible.It was only in the mixed-message ending when the freaks took savage and sadistic revenge.Overall, it made most audiences uncomfortable and engendered fright, uneasiness and animosity.In 1947 after WWII, exhibition rights were sold and acquired by second-rate, exploitation filmmaker/distributor Dwain Esper for the next 25 years.This installment was released six years after the previous POTC film, hereby making it the longest time span between films.