The Flintstones Meet Rockula and Frankenstone

The practical, brave leader of the group who drives the action. He keeps his family safe and uses quick thinking to outmaneuver the villains, culminating in the trap that sends Rockula and Frankenstone plummeting away. His bold, confrontational style provides the film’s core comedic energy.

Smart, perceptive, and central to the plot, Wilma navigates the deception around Rockula and demonstrates resilience under pressure. She initially mistakes Rockula for the hotel manager, then plays a pivotal role in steering the danger away from her family. Her wit and domestic savvy drive the resolution.

Loyal and resourceful, Barney contributes bravely to the chase and provides comic relief. He uses a werewolf mask to frighten Rockula, aiding the group’s escape. His friendship with Fred anchors the team’s dynamic throughout the misadventure.

Supportive and observant, Betty accompanies the group and contributes to the plan to outsmart the villains. Her presence reinforces the bond between the couples and adds to the film’s lighthearted, family-friendly tone.

The ancient vampire antagonist who mistakes Wilma for his bride and imposes a veneer of aristocratic menace. He relies on charm and menace to pursue his goals, but is ultimately undone by Fred’s quick thinking and the castle’s traps.

The unfinished monster awakened by lightning, joining Rockula in their pursuit. Frankenstone’s presence amplifies the film’s slapstick danger and provides a monstrous foil that is eventually defeated alongside Rockula.

The hotel manager who becomes entangled in Rockula’s disguise and the castle’s chaos. His role as a front-facing authority figure adds to the misdirection and adds to the comic set-pieces.