With its gothic setting and incredible costuming, Penny Dreadful immediately stood out from most everything else on television at the time, and it stood out even more once the horror elements really ...

Features Penny Dreadful: Lily and Her Bride of Frankenstein Heritage. The Bride of Frankenstein is poised to be a major player in Penny Dreadful Season 3.

In its third season, Penny Dreadful has added to its arsenal of literary characters with Dr. Henry Jekyll (Shazad Latif), here an old schoolmate of the defeated Dr. Victor Frankenstein (Harry ...

An “abomination” brought back from the dead tracks down and places a demand upon his horrified creator in “Resurrection,” Episode 103 of Showtime’s supernatural thriller “Penny ...

This post contains spoilers for “Penny Dreadful” Season 3, Episode 9, a season finale titled “The Blessed Dark.” Update June 20: Check out this Variety story for an explanation of why ...

Showtime‘s Penny Dreadful has found its Frankenstein.. The Lone Ranger‘s Harry Treadaway has joined the cast of the cable network’s horror drama from John Logan (Gladiator) and will play Dr ...

The cool and creepy Penny Dreadful is back soon and IGN has the exclusive debut of two new posters for Season 2. Check out these new images of Dr. Victor Frankenstein (Harry Treadaway) and his ...

Following a three-year "hiatus," Showtime's 'Penny Dreadful' returns to the premium cable network as an unexpected anthology of sorts as John Logan trades Frankenstein in Victorian England in the ...

"Penny Dreadful" finishes strong: ... Victor Frankenstein (Harry Treadaway) and his creature (Rory Kinnear), the woman who becomes the creature’s unholy bride (Billie Piper), ...

Harry Treadaway has joined the cast of horror drama Penny Dreadful. The Showtime drama - from Skyfall team Sam Mendes and John Logan - charts the meeting of horror icons, including Dorian Grey and ...

"Penny Dreadful came from reading a lot of romantic poetry, especially William Wordsworth," Logan says. "That led me to Byron and Keats, and eventually back to Mary Shelley and *Frankenstein.