Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation

Count Dracula and his friends set off on a monster‑themed cruise in Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation. Unbeknownst to them, a family that despises monsters has taken control of the vessel. The film is animated and features Adam Sandler’s voice work.

Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation is an animated movie that falls under the comedy‑horror genre. It follows the familiar characters from the Hotel Transylvania series, presenting them in a new setting that centres on a sea‑faring adventure. The film is presented as a programme suitable for family viewing. In the story, Count Dracula and his monster friends set off on a cruise designed especially for creatures of the night. They’re looking forward to a relaxing holiday on the high seas, completely unaware that the vessel has been taken over by a human family that despises monsters. The unsuspecting crew soon finds themselves caught in a series of chaotic encounters as the hostile family attempts to drive the monsters off the ship. This clash of worlds drives the central action of the film. The animation style brings the quirky characters to life, giving the sea‑bound setting a colourful, lively feel. Bright colours and exaggerated movements amplify the comedic visual humour, while the slap‑stick moments are highlighted by expressive designs that long‑time fans of the series will instantly recognise. Adding to the charm, the film features voice work from Adam Sandler, who lends his distinctive tone to one of the characters. His recognizable delivery injects a playful, slightly mischievous edge, helping to underscore the light‑hearted, comedic vibe that runs throughout this monster‑filled vacation.