In “I, Frankenstein” (2014), the film reimagines the classic Frankenstein story with a supernatural twist. The narrative follows Adam, the creature created by Victor Frankenstein, who is now a 200-year-old immortal. Set in a modern-day world, Adam finds himself caught in the middle of an ancient war between gargoyles and demons.

The story begins with Adam seeking refuge from both the gargoyles, who want to protect humanity, and the demons, who wish to use his creation to conquer the world. The demons, led by a powerful demon prince named Naberius, seek to use Adam’s unique form to unlock a dark secret that could tip the balance in their favor. Meanwhile, the gargoyles, led by Leonore, want to protect him and use his knowledge to fight against the demonic forces.

Key scenes in the film include Adam’s encounters with both the gargoyles and demons, his battles against monstrous foes, and his efforts to uncover the truth about his own creation and its impact on the ongoing conflict. The climax features a confrontation between Adam, the demons, and the gargoyles, leading to a resolution that intertwines his quest for identity with the larger battle between good and evil.

“I, Frankenstein” blends action and supernatural elements, exploring themes of identity, redemption, and the struggle between light and darkness in a modern reinterpretation of the classic Gothic tale.