 Two (if not more) versions of this film exist La Maldicion de Frankenstein  and The Curse of Frankenstein.  The main difference between the two is that  Curse is the hot version containing male and female full frontal nudity,  Maldicion is the cool version with the same scenes but with the actors  clothed.  Maldicion is the version released in Spain in the General Franco  era hence the lack of nudity although several topless scenes briefly remain.   There are however many other differences between Maldicion and Curse, neither  can be called definite since both contain footage the other doesnt. Both  contain different beginning and end credits, Maldicion has nominal black and  white titles, Curse opens its credits to footage in Frankensteins lab not  found in Maldicion and ends with the credits set against a blue painting of  the sea with more lyrical credits Robert De Nesle has presented. Maldicion  adds another character Esmeralda the Gypsy (played by Lina Romay) completely  alien to Curse who appears throughout the film in a trance under the  influence of Cagliostro, while impressive scenes of Cagliostros zombies  dressed in white robes walking though a misty forest cant be found in Curse.  However Maldicion is lacking several scenes important to the narrative that  curse can boast, noticeably Cagliostro and Melissa the bird womens first  meeting in the film.