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Celebrate the 95th anniversary of Frankenstein with this Funko POP! VHS Cover No. 26 collector’s edition, dedicated to one of the most iconic monsters in the history of horror cinema.
This collector’s item combines a POP! figurine of Frankenstein’s monster with a design inspired by the famous VHS covers. The artwork pays homage to the classic Universal film and transforms this figurine into a genuine decorative piece, ideal for fans of fantasy cinema, retro style and Universal Monsters.
Presented in a collector’s box designed to showcase both the figurine and the illustration of Frankenstein, this edition offers an original alternative to traditional POP! figurines. Its VHS Cover format makes it particularly well-suited for display on a shelf or in a collection dedicated to the great icons of cinema.
Manufactured from PVC by Funko, this anniversary edition pays a fine tribute to the feature film *Frankenstein* and its enduring influence on popular culture.
Licence: Universal Monsters
Character: Frankenstein’s Monster
Collection: Funko POP! VHS Cover
Number: 26
Edition: 95th Anniversary
Type: POP! figurine with VHS Cover packaging
Category: POP! Bobble Head
Material: PVC
Manufacturer: Funko
EAN: 0889698934923
Supplier SKU: 93492
Created by Mary Shelley in her novel published in 1818, Frankenstein tells the story of the scientist Victor Frankenstein and the creature he brings to life. Over the decades, this story has become one of the great classics of fantasy literature and horror cinema.
The 1931 adaptation produced by Universal Pictures played a pivotal role in popularising the monster’s now-iconic appearance. With its massive build and instantly recognisable face, this incarnation has become one of the major symbols of the golden age of the Universal Monsters.
This POP! VHS Cover No. 26 commemorates the 95th anniversary of the 1931 film, which will mark this milestone in 2026. By pairing the monster with a design reminiscent of vintage video releases, Funko celebrates both Frankenstein’s cinematic legacy and the nostalgia associated with VHS collections.