Baby Frankenstein

Baby Frankenstein is a 2018 science fiction horror-comedy directed by Jon YonKondy and starring Andre Gower, Rance Nix, and Ian Barling. The movie follows the story of Lance and his buddy Chas who stumble upon a mysterious abandoned house while on their way to a party. Inside the house, they discover a hidden laboratory filled with strange equipment and scientific tools.

As the two friends explore the laboratory, they come across a mysterious creature hidden behind a wall. After breaking through the wall, they discover that the creature is a reanimated baby, affectionately named Baby Frankenstein, who was created by a group of mad scientists trying to cheat death.

Despite the fact that Baby Frankenstein is a monstrous creation, Lance and Chas decide to take him in and raise him as their own. As they try to navigate their new life with a reanimated baby, they quickly realize that taking care of Baby Frankenstein is no easy feat. From dealing with his unusual eating habits to trying to find a way to enroll him in kindergarten, Lance and Chas soon learn that raising a baby Frankenstein is a full-time job.

However, just as things seem to be settling down, the group of mad scientists who created Baby Frankenstein return to claim him. With the help of some new friends, Lance and Chas fight to keep Baby Frankenstein safe and ultimately learn a valuable lesson about the consequences of playing God.

The movie is a light-hearted take on the classic Frankenstein story, combining humor, horror, and science fiction elements in a unique way. The acting is strong throughout, with Gower, Nix, and Barling delivering believable and entertaining performances. The addition of the Baby Frankenstein character adds a new layer to the story, providing both comic relief and a sense of heart.

The film is shot well, with YonKondy demonstrating an eye for detail and an ability to create suspenseful moments. The special effects, particularly the makeup design for Baby Frankenstein, are impressive and add to the overall tone of the movie.

One of the strengths of Baby Frankenstein is its ability to balance humor and horror in a way that feels natural. The movie is never too gory, but there are some scary moments that add tension and keep the audience engaged. The humor is never forced, and the jokes feel organic to the characters and the story.

Overall, Baby Frankenstein is an enjoyable and entertaining movie that is well worth watching for fans of science fiction, horror, and comedy. It offers a fresh take on the Frankenstein story, and while it may not be a classic, it is a fun and entertaining film that is sure to put a smile on your face.