Lorinz has some inspired moments of self-absorbed craziness as Jeffrey, and Mullen reveals a fine talent for physical comedy when Elizabeth returns as the lumbering, mind-blown Frankenhooker.

The resulting fragmented mess will no doubt keep some in stitches, but it is definitely less than the sum of its body parts.

It's the sort of film that would probably be most fun to see around midnight.

Frankenhooker utilizes a rather unique take on the classic Frankenstein tale to deliver a fair amount of amusing moments with its titular creation, it's just a shame that it takes more than half the film's brief 80-minute runtime to finally get there.