Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Adam Sandler | ... | Dracula (voice) | |
Andy Samberg | ... | Jonathan (voice) | |
Selena Gomez | ... | Mavis (voice) | |
Kevin James | ... | Frankenstein (voice) | |
Fran Drescher | ... | Eunice (voice) | |
Steve Buscemi | ... | Wayne (voice) | |
Molly Shannon | ... | Wanda (voice) | |
David Spade | ... | Griffin (voice) | |
CeeLo Green | ... | Murray (voice) | |
Jon Lovitz | ... | Quasimodo (voice) | |
Brian George | ... | Suit of Armor (voice) | |
Luenell | ... | Shrunken Heads (voice) | |
Brian Stack | ... | Pilot (voice) | |
Chris Parnell | ... | Fly (voice) | |
Jackie Sandler | ... | Martha (voice) |
In 1895, Dracula builds a resort in Transylvania, hidden from the humans, to raise his beloved daughter Mavis in a safe environment. In the present, the place is the Hotel Transylvania, where monsters bring their families to vacation far from the frightening humans. Dracula invites his friends - Frankenstein and his wife Eunice; Wayne and Wanda, the werewolves; Griffin, the invisible man; Murray, the mummy; Bigfoot, among others - to celebrate the 118th birthday of Mavis. When the party is ready to start, the 21-year-old Jonathan is walking through the forest and stumbles upon the hotel. Dracula sees Jonathan and disguises him as a monster to hide Jonathan from the guests. But Mavis also sees Jonathan and Dracula forces him to pose as a monster. Soon Mavis believes that Jonathan is the "zing" of her life despite the advice of her father about humans. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
..took my family to see this one today, 6 year old son, 3 year old daughter..
Both of them really enjoyed the experience, though to be honest i think my daughter connected with the movie more because of the plight of Dracula's young daughter being the focal point of the story. That really surprised me!
Any horror fan with kids will get a real kick out of this one. And even non-horror fans should find the story cute. Sandler and company really pull it together for this one, after their last couple of films were less then stellar.
Definitely a pleasant surprise, and good fun for the whole family.