Director Zelda Williams would love for audiences to feel “a bit more comfortable in their weirdness, a bit more seen” after watching “Lisa Frankenstein,” now showing in cinemas

Director Zelda Williams and screenwriter Diablo Cody on the set of Lisa Frankenstein

When director Zelda Williams and her team first screened Lisa Frankenstein, the host asked the focus group at the end what they thought the main message of the movie was. 

“There was of course mention of flying body parts,” shares Williams. “But one of them, who seemed to be around 18, raised their hand and confidently answered, ‘that you can be a completely unhinged weirdo and still deserve to be loved!’ This movie won’t be for everyone, but if anyone leaves it feeling THAT way, then in my eyes, I’ve more than done my job!”

Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/NIm_DkLGAk4?si=kAeFby0RwFg4tQmh