At the end of “Lisa Frankenstein,” Lisa Swallow’s descent into darkness reaches its climax as she seeks revenge against those she perceives as wronging her. Her violent actions, fueled by betrayal and rage, lead to the demise of those close to her, including her crush Michael Trent and her step-sister Taffy. With no one left to turn to and nowhere else to go, Lisa meets her end and is buried in the graveyard she once frequented.
However, in a twist, the final scene reveals The Creature, now almost fully human-looking, reading Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” to a mummified Lisa. Despite her apparent demise, there is a glimmer of hope as Lisa seems to be alive in a state similar to The Creature’s initial resurrection.
This open-ended conclusion leaves room for speculation about the possibility of Lisa’s revival and the potential for further adventures featuring the dynamic duo. Screenwriter Diablo Cody and director Zelda Williams have expressed interest in exploring more stories within the universe they’ve created, suggesting that death may not be permanent in this world and hinting at the potential for future installments.