Frankenstein vs. the Wolfman in 3-D

Three young orphans team up with the Frankenstein Monster to battle a Wolfman in their small mountain community.

Cast

Grace Carreno

as Leeta (voice)

Tom Zack

as The Monster (voice)

Charles Reeder

as Ridley/ Wolfman/ Mr. Talbot (voice)

Amanda Pearson

as Milo (voice)

Meghan Campbell

as Eddie (voice)

Amy Bayliss

as Esmeralda (voice)

Gorkem Tolan

as Yanko (voice)

Andrew Carlson

as Police Seargent (voice)

Laura Haffey

as Ouspenskyaya (voice)

Jeannette Kent

as Old Woman (voice)

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