Clearly, we’re all very, very excited about Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein , which is coming to theaters on October 17 before arriving on Netflix on November 7. That’s because it’s del Toro, one of our most beloved filmmakers; his cast is incredible; and there has rarely been a better pairing of filmmaker and subject matter. One other thing has us hyped up too, and that’s Frankenstein’s monster . Del Toro loves a monster and, in a new interview, he talks about how he approached his monster differently, both visually and in his on-screen creation.

“Ever since I started drawing the creature in the late ’70s and early ’80s, I knew I didn’t want symmetric scars and I didn’t want sutures or clamps,” del Toro said to Variety . “What I thought was very interesting was to make him

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