Comedy Legends Return for Monster Movie Mayhem
Two beloved comedy stars are making their return to the big screen in an unlikely pairing with one of horror's most famous monsters, promising laughs and scares in equal measure.
Break out the orange soda and get ready for some serious nostalgia. Two comedy legends are back together for what might be their strangest project yet. The dynamic duo that made millions of kids laugh in the '90s just announced they're taking on one of horror's biggest names.
The announcement came during a podcast appearance where one half of the pair was guest hosting. Their new film carries the straightforward title Kenan and Kel Meet Frankenstein, which pretty much tells you everything you need to know about the plot.
From Delivery Boys to Monster Hunters
According to the official plot summary, the story follows two delivery drivers whose routine job at a spooky castle goes sideways fast. They accidentally wake up Frankenstein's monster, turning what should have been a simple drop-off into a night of pure terror and survival.
"Kel and I have always loved finding new ways to work together, and this project felt like the perfect mix of nostalgia, comedy, and something completely unexpected," Thompson explained in his statement. "We're excited to bring a fresh take on a classic monster story and have some fun doing it."
Following Classic Comedy Tradition
The movie draws clear inspiration from 1948's Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein, a beloved B-movie that set the standard for horror-comedy mashups. The original film became a template for comedy duos taking on classic movie monsters.
Thompson and Mitchell built their partnership during their time on Nickelodeon's sketch show All That. Their chemistry was so strong that they got their own spinoff series, which ran for 65 episodes and became a defining show for an entire generation.
What's Next for the Monster Comedy
No release date has been announced yet for this monster mash-up. The production is still in early stages, but fans are already buzzing about seeing their favorite comedy team back in action.
The film represents something of a comeback for the pair, who have worked together sporadically over the years but haven't had a major joint project in quite some time. Their return to collaborative work suggests they're ready to recapture some of that old magic that made them household names.