Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)This fourth film of theDeadseries, a comeback film for Romero, posited the apocalyptic collapse of human society.The deliberately unsettling, ilted angles reflected the state of the ruined, fractured and dark city, filled with black marketeers, spies, refugees, thieves, and foreign powers seeking control.] While the film was in production, it was titledThe Return of Frankensteinuntil it was released.The film""s title is actually a misnomer - the ""bride"" of Frankenstein was not the Monster""s bride but Elizabeth (played by seventeen year old Valerie Hobson), Dr." She chuckled ("You""re funny") but then accepted his offer of a hotel dance date: "We""ll dance." And hen the on-the-make, good-time girl overheard Kringelein call him "a Baron" - and her interest in the supposedly-rich Baron was intensely magnified.A meeting of the Colombian drug cartel leaders (with their innocent families) was scheduled to be held at a country villa to discuss their own suspicions about the convoy ambush, and US efforts to destroy their drug trade.