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Hotel Transylvania Full Movie Download

Growing up, I was a huge fan of Scooby-Doo and their animated features. Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School was a nice mash-up of monster genres that were in line with the Universal Studios line of monster flicks and a few Abbot & Costello films. Working in a similar fashion, Hotel Transylvania brings together many of the famous monsters from the past without the usual wink-wink nudge-nudge exhausting bits. ( Download Hotel Transylvania Movie ) Creatures like the Frankenstein monster, the Werewolf, the Invisible Man, and the Mummy are just a few of the familiar frames you’ll come into contact with. The film is equitable with time and provides enough interesting bits about these monsters so that the audiences can see they are just like the rest of us (kinda) with their own familiar familial troubles and self-doubting moments. It’s nothing revolutionary but it was nice to see a little more shine put on these characters than other films have attempted to do over the years. It’s certainly more character development than any Sandler film of the last 10 years.

While most of the adults get a steady stream of horror films each October, it’s a rare occurrence to get something with a scary slant made for the younger set. Obviously it can’t be too scary or the target audience will spend the rest of the year sleeping in bed with their parents, but it can’t be too goofy to keep parents away either. Hotel Transylvania strikes a nice balance in this regard, utilizing its spooky skeleton to provide the setting for a tale filled with charm and laughs. The best thing about the movie is usually the worst thing about certain films…Adam Sandler. Sandler has the distinction of turning out some of the most odious films in the last few years and while they originally started out as box office hits, audiences are clearly tiring of his arrested development mouth breather characters and opting for different movie choices instead. It’s a wise move, then, that Sandler is returning to the animated field (after 2002’s dreadful 8 Crazy Nights) and bringing along a few select members of his troupe of goofballs.