The GuardianCount Dracula sets up a hotel for monsters in an animated film that is just coasting on Halloween hype
TelegraphAnimated Dracula film Hotel Transylvania, which features voices from Adam Sandler and Steve Buscemi, is somehow dull and exh...
TelegraphAdam Sandler voices Count Dracula in this so-so animation about a refuge for poor, endangered monsters
Total FilmDespite the all-star talent, an overload of sight gags and an always-amiable vibe, Genndy Tartakovsky's monster house is a b...
ReelViewsNot since Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein have the great Universal monsters been subjected to such dismal treatment.
Entertainment WeeklyFamous monsters who want to get away from pesky (and terrifying) humans book their holidays at the title luxury resort in th...
Film School RejectsThe character designs; more jokes hit the mark than miss; Adam Sandler as Dracula is better than the casting news suggested;...
Entertainment WeeklyTartakovsky's zippy, boing-boing touch shines through in the purely physical antics of the monster mob; words aren't necessa...
The Philadelphia InquirerThere's enough here to entertain - and gross out - the kiddie crowd, and parental units, too.
Los Angeles TimesHotel Transylvania never becomes the great monster mash that seemed in the offing.
The New York Times The movie loses its originality as it rolls toward its predictable conclusion, but it's still lovely to look at.
USA TodayWhile it's an energetic romp, there is more slapstick humor than wit at work here, and a good deal of borrowing from the far...
New York PostTartakovsky's wit and attention to detail enliven a collection of well-known ghosts and ghouls.
Washington PostHotel Transylvania may offer a perfectly fine Halloween-themed getaway for young kids, but there aren't many amenities for M...
Film FractureMonsters can be a great deal of fun, and the ones in Hotel Transylvania never cease to provide a good time.
Joblothe fact remains that it's still head and shoulders above anything Sandler's done since FUNNY PEOPLE, which again, just prov...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Genndy Tartakovsky
Writer: Don Rhymer
Studio: Sony Pictures Animation
Cast: Adam Sandler, Selena Gomez, Andy Samberg
Release: September 28, 2012
Writer: Don Rhymer
Studio: Sony Pictures Animation
Cast: Adam Sandler, Selena Gomez, Andy Samberg
Release: September 28, 2012
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