Monster High: Frights, Camera, Action!
Movie • 2014 • Animation
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Emotionally, yes. Draculaura (1600 years old, which is equivalent to 16) is lied to and trapped into a situation where Lord Stoker will use her, making her queen and using her as his pawn to cause chaos and destruction between the vampires and other monster kinds. He specifically picks her because she is shy and “feeble”, preying on her insecurity. Draculaura discovers she isn’t the “true queen”, that Stoker was manipulating her. The true queen, Elissabat (1601 years old, equivalent to ~16) only had Stoker as her last remaining guardian after her parents passed, Stoker being her uncle. She ran away from him because of this controlling behaviour, the ghouls must find her and get her help to stop him. He later tries to manipulate Draculaura. Elissabat reveals herself, reclaims her title as queen, has him taken away by her guards, disowns him and banishes him from the Vampire world.
Ygor is a sidekick to the villain but also mentions experiencing his controlling and violent behaviour. He mentions not being allowed to watch movies and that “master gets very cranky [when you touch his stuff]”.
Emotionally, yes. Draculaura (1600 years old, which is equivalent to 16) is lied to and trapped into a situation where Lord Stoker will use her, making her queen and using her as his pawn to cause chaos and destruction between the vampires and other monster kinds. He specifically picks her because she is shy and “feeble”, preying on her insecurity. Draculaura discovers she isn’t the “true queen”, that Stoker was manipulating her. The true queen, Elissabat (1601 years old, equivalent to ~16) only had Stoker as her last remaining guardian after her parents passed, Stoker being her uncle. She ran away from him because of this controlling behaviour, the ghouls must find her and get her help to stop him. He later tries to manipulate Draculaura. Elissabat reveals herself, reclaims her title as queen, has him taken away by her guards, disowns him and banishes him from the Vampire world.
Ygor is a sidekick to the villain but also mentions experiencing his controlling and violent behaviour. He mentions not being allowed to watch movies and that “master gets very cranky [when you touch his stuff]”.
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It’s mentioned vampires have sun-sensitivity but not the nature of it. One persons mentions a vampire getting sunburn and needing spf 1000. Another vampire uses daylight as a threat towards another.
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Abusive uncle, who became someone’s sole caregiver
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Nothing graphic. A chracter can take her head on an off at will
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Two guys end up in the girls bathroom, one to check on someone, the other to help the hiding girls escape, no one mentions it or even makes a joke which I appreciated.
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They make fun of the comedically “dumb” and clumsy character.
The villain asks if this chracter has “lost his mind” he replies “no ygor still keeps it in this little jar”, he shows the jar and it’s a tiny pickled brain.
The villain insults Draculaura by saying “someone of your limited abilities” referring to how he sees her as manipulatable and lesser for not having her vampire powers yet and being shy.
The villain asks if this chracter has “lost his mind” he replies “no ygor still keeps it in this little jar”, he shows the jar and it’s a tiny pickled brain.
The villain insults Draculaura by saying “someone of your limited abilities” referring to how he sees her as manipulatable and lesser for not having her vampire powers yet and being shy.
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Fictional characters in a in-world movie they watch and a celebrity that is a minor is talked about by people around the same age, many of them have a crush on the chracter or the actress. No actual sexual stuff happens just “isnt his eyes dreamy” etc.
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Security guards are bribed/convinced to let people into an actresses trailer. Later they are shown in a positive way, taking away the villain who is trying to emotionally manipulate people.
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Is there deadnaming or birthnaming?
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it is discovered Elissabat changed her name and started a new life, nobody knows this at first until later on, she comes clean to the public of her own choice and takes up the name Elissabat again.
it is discovered Elissabat changed her name and started a new life, nobody knows this at first until later on, she comes clean to the public of her own choice and takes up the name Elissabat again.
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Someone’s parent went missing on a mysterious expedition
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Stoker manipulated Elissabat and now manipulates Draculaura
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Mentions of Draculaura fleeing Transylvania due to humans discriminating against monsters.
In-world racism against non-vampire monsters. Basically, Vampire supremacy from one guy.
Hate against normies is also brought up frequently in the franchise, which would include Draculaura, who was born to human parents and turned into a vampire.
Draculaura is bullied and called “an embarrassment to [her] kind”
Draculaura mentions she dislikes a celebrity actress because her works are stereotypes of vampires and inaccurate.
In-world racism against non-vampire monsters. Basically, Vampire supremacy from one guy.
Hate against normies is also brought up frequently in the franchise, which would include Draculaura, who was born to human parents and turned into a vampire.
Draculaura is bullied and called “an embarrassment to [her] kind”
Draculaura mentions she dislikes a celebrity actress because her works are stereotypes of vampires and inaccurate.
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Cleo is very whitewashed in the poster art for this movie.
Gollums “multiple personalities” is parodied and played for a joke. Gollum is a hugely stigmatising representation of DID/OSDD/Plurality, especially using the “evil personality” trope.
Almost every character is played by a white person, Clawdeen especially is notable as her voice actress is a white woman doing a blaccent. The exception to this is Claud, played by a black man, Viperine, who has a Spanish accent and is played by a Latina woman.
Hoodude is a stereotype of Voodoo/Vodou and Voodoo dolls. Voodoo is a closed practice religion used by Haitian and Black American people, often by the formerly enslaved. Voodoo is often characterised as harmful or malicious because it’s strong connection with blackness and the racism of depicting black people as “savages”. Voodoo dolls aren’t meant to inflict harm unto others, they are primarily used for communication with the dead and ancestors. “Poppet” is the more appropriate, open practise term to use instead of voodoo doll.
Fatphobic and ableist depiction of the villains “pawn”. He is constantly used as the butt of a joke.
The “boo world” (new world) and therefore colonisation is mentioned. It is not mentioned the impact it had in this world.
A villain sidekick is forced to call his superior “master” and is treated like a kid and emotionally abused by him.
“Cray cray”, which is AAVE, is used by a Himalayan/russian character voiced by a white woman.
Gollums “multiple personalities” is parodied and played for a joke. Gollum is a hugely stigmatising representation of DID/OSDD/Plurality, especially using the “evil personality” trope.
Almost every character is played by a white person, Clawdeen especially is notable as her voice actress is a white woman doing a blaccent. The exception to this is Claud, played by a black man, Viperine, who has a Spanish accent and is played by a Latina woman.
Hoodude is a stereotype of Voodoo/Vodou and Voodoo dolls. Voodoo is a closed practice religion used by Haitian and Black American people, often by the formerly enslaved. Voodoo is often characterised as harmful or malicious because it’s strong connection with blackness and the racism of depicting black people as “savages”. Voodoo dolls aren’t meant to inflict harm unto others, they are primarily used for communication with the dead and ancestors. “Poppet” is the more appropriate, open practise term to use instead of voodoo doll.
Fatphobic and ableist depiction of the villains “pawn”. He is constantly used as the butt of a joke.
The “boo world” (new world) and therefore colonisation is mentioned. It is not mentioned the impact it had in this world.
A villain sidekick is forced to call his superior “master” and is treated like a kid and emotionally abused by him.
“Cray cray”, which is AAVE, is used by a Himalayan/russian character voiced by a white woman.
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Two people fight, they are restrained by Abby’s ice powers.
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No one is ever stated to have a real world disability or chronic illness, however, a lot of the monsters’ powers or quirks could be seen as an allegory to such. For example, Draculaura not yet having vampire powers, dispite all her same-age vampire peers having them could be seen as an allegory to developmental delay. Ghoulia’s use of “Zombie” (groaning) to communicate could be seen as an allegory to semiverbal communication, her slow movement due to her being a zombie could also be seen as an allegory to physical disability. Cleo being unable to take off her mummy wraps, or she would die, could be seen as a magical allegory for a life-sustaining disability aid.
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Themes of species/race superiority and ruling over “lesser” monsters.
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Someone sneaks up on the ghouls, they are shadowy and look like they have a red glowing eye, we see them through the POV of the supposed attacker. The ghouls scream, then it is revealed as a fake out and the monster is just filming something and flying around because she’s a ghost.
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Actually some good Demisexual/ace/aspec rep. I really related to as a kid and now as an adult.
People start arguing over which character in their in-world romance show is more attractive.
“How bout you Twyla?” -Howleen says
“Who do you like?” -Toralei adds
“Come on, looks don’t make the monster. I can’t just crush on a shadow I’ve only seen on the silver [screen]. I mean, it’s what’s in his heart that counts. You can’t judge a bat by its wings. Right?” - Twyla replies.
They ignore her and continue bickering, realising later she’s right.
People start arguing over which character in their in-world romance show is more attractive.
“How bout you Twyla?” -Howleen says
“Who do you like?” -Toralei adds
“Come on, looks don’t make the monster. I can’t just crush on a shadow I’ve only seen on the silver [screen]. I mean, it’s what’s in his heart that counts. You can’t judge a bat by its wings. Right?” - Twyla replies.
They ignore her and continue bickering, realising later she’s right.
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Are there snakes?
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Viperine and deuce both are snake-haired gorgons.
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Is someone beaten up by a bully?
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No but Draculaura is bullied. After telling her friends about the vampire kingdom and its mysterious missing queen, they joke around that she could be the missing queen. She is then bullied and harassed by many of the students, mocking her that she thought she could be vampire queen (even though that’s not what happened)
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They play on the fact that they’re making a movie about making movies, theres also moments when models are intentionally reused, as if the “actor” is “playing” all these in-world fiction characters.
A writer, Claudia points out that “in a story nothing is coincidence, in this part of the story I’d use a literary device like foreshadowing or symbolism.” They then find the clue they where looking for and she says “not super sublte, but i guess if it serves the story”
A writer, Claudia points out that “in a story nothing is coincidence, in this part of the story I’d use a literary device like foreshadowing or symbolism.” They then find the clue they where looking for and she says “not super sublte, but i guess if it serves the story”
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Does a car honk or tires screech?
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Used when someone runs and then screeches to a stop. Loud car sounds after Draculaura gets into a car after being announced as vampire queen.
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Does someone leave without saying goodbye?
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Elissabat and her father both go missing, we find Elissabat later but the father never shows up again.
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Are there ghosts?
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Yes but they are friendly.
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Are there mannequins?
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Dolls, sculptures and totem-monsters.
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Are there alligators/crocodiles??
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When they visit new gore leans, the scene after Ygor drops his phone in the water.
Later the ghouls walk across friendly, lined up crocs to escape a ship sinking. Ygor is chased and later is seen dripping wet but fine.
Later the ghouls walk across friendly, lined up crocs to escape a ship sinking. Ygor is chased and later is seen dripping wet but fine.
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Are there natural bodies of water?
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When they leave the bathroom in the boat, when they go to the ghost ship and at the film set.
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Are there bugs?
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A mosquito
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Cleo threatens to give some bullies a plague.
No one is ever stated to have a real world disability or chronic illness, however, a lot of the monsters’ powers or quirks could be seen as an allegory to such. For example, Draculaura not yet having vampire powers, dispite all her same-age vampire peers having them could be seen as an allegory to developmental delay. Ghoulia’s use of “Zombie” (groaning) to communicate could be seen as an allegory to semiverbal communication, her slow movement due to her being a zombie could also be seen as an allegory to physical disability. Cleo being unable to take off her mummy wraps, or she would die, could be seen as a magical allegory for a life-sustaining disability aid.
No one is ever stated to have a real world disability or chronic illness, however, a lot of the monsters’ powers or quirks could be seen as an allegory to such. For example, Draculaura not yet having vampire powers, dispite all her same-age vampire peers having them could be seen as an allegory to developmental delay. Ghoulia’s use of “Zombie” (groaning) to communicate could be seen as an allegory to semiverbal communication, her slow movement due to her being a zombie could also be seen as an allegory to physical disability. Cleo being unable to take off her mummy wraps, or she would die, could be seen as a magical allegory for a life-sustaining disability aid.
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Are there demons or Hell?
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Fire based monsters like heath are shown briefly.
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Is religion discussed?
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Voodoo (though misrepresented).
Cleo mentions ancient Egyptian gods when she says “oh my ra”
Cleo mentions ancient Egyptian gods when she says “oh my ra”
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I believe Wydowna Spider, a spider based character. also appears in this movie momentarily.
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