Hotel Transylvania
Movie • 2012 • Animation
ReportWelcome to Hotel Transylvania, Dracula's lavish five-stake resort, where monsters and their families can live it up and no humans are allowed. One special weekend, Dracula has invited all his best friends to celebrate his beloved daughter Mavis's 118th birthday. For Dracula catering to all of these legendary monsters is no problem but the party really starts when one ordinary guy stumbles into the hotel and changes everything!
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Dracula monitors his daughter when she thinks she is alone
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Not necessarily outright abuse, but some audiences have noted that Dracula's behavior towards Mavis is rather controlling and can be read as abusive, though Dracula is vilified for this and improves on his behavior late into the movie. Examples include not allowing her to leave the hotel, deceiving her into thinking all humans are violent to prevent her from leaving (he is later called out for this), openly disapproving of her relationship with Johnny and scaring him into rejecting her (against Johnny's own wishes), generally refusing to let her be independent, and so on.
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Several sheep are killed and eaten in the climax. It's off-screen and brief, but audible, and the character responsible is shamed for it.
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Undead animals, I believe, but nothing much other than that.
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Sapient, stylized spiders
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Worms and spiders shown throughout
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Dracula also starts to burn in sunlight, but is okay.
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Is there amputation?
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The Frankenstein and bride of Frankenstein characters can detach and reattach their limbs, but there is no blood or anything
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There's a brief joke about a sentient suit of armor being kicked in the genitals, but this is played for humor and lampshaded as being implausible.
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Several shrunken heads are shown with their eyelids sewn shut. There is a scene where a character attempts to take out their contact lenses, and a character is visibly bothered and grossed out by this
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A new mother was killed before the beginning of the movie. Her death plays a considerable part.
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There's a few jumpscares with Dracula suddenly growling when he gets angry or defensive. Mostly played for laughs.
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Is there a shower scene?
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MajaLouiseVesterdorfLange
A living skeleton.
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Is someone possessed?
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Kind of? Dracula can mind control people
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A fly man vomits/regurgitates several times.
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Some of the wolf children pee on the carpet
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When the wolf man goes to eat the sheep
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In the scene where Dracula and Johnny are alone in the ballroom, Johnny tries to move a table and scrapes it loudly along the floor
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
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Running through a tunnel so low-ceilinged that they have to duck.
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Does someone die by suicide?
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Does a baby cry?
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There's a few brief flashbacks of Mavis crying when she was a baby
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One of the characters is a heavily pregnant werewolf, but she survives.
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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An antagonist character is called Quasimodo. There is nothing monstrous about him. He’s simply a person with a hunchback, but he is treated as though he’s a monster
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There are witches that are antisemitic caricatures.
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A lot of transmisogyny…
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A variant with fantasy racism: monsters are racist towards humans and Dracula regularly antagonizes humans before Johnny arrives to the hotel. (Johnny even explicitly calls the monsters "racist".) Humans are shown to antagonize and even attack monsters in flashbacks.
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Yes and no. Mavis is 118 and Johnny is implied to be 21. Despite the 97 year age gap, the whole vampire age vs human age idea puts them at roughly the same mental age/maturity.
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