Depending on your kids’ ages, you could watch one of these Frankenstein-themed movies: Young Frankenstein, Hotel Transylvania, or Frankenweenie! Let’s get started!

That leaves “Hotel Transylvania 3” to look too much like another lackadaisical gathering of Sandler and his frequent on-screen chums, like a PG-rated “Grown Ups” at sea.

"Hotel Transylvania: Transformania" is without its original Dracula and Frankenstein. Here's how the movie's director explained the change.

Though Hotel Transylvania is actually about a family of vampires who own a hotel, it also proves how deeply the Frankenstein myth has penetrated horror, from classic films to contemporary animations.

‘Hotel Transylvania: Transformania’ Review: Monster Toon Franchise Hits New Lows With Adam Sandler-Less Sequel Through a wearisome body-swap comedy of sorts, Count Dracula and his friends and ...

Dracula is back in “Hotel Transylvania: Transformania,” the fourth film in the family-friendly animated comedy series, and all I can think is: Pass the garlic.

Welcome to the Hotel Transylvania, where you can check out any time you like, but you will never laugh.

Check out Frankenstein, Dracula, and more in new images from Sony's animated family comedy, Hotel Transylvania.

In “Hotel Transylvania,” Frankenstein (voiced by Kevin James) isn’t meant to look horrifying enough to get the audience charging the screen with torches and pitchforks.

Hotel Transylvania $40.99 (Blu-ray/DVD), Sony Pictures Home Entertainment It's what you'd say about many family-friendly animated features these days. They are smart, funny and heartwarming.

There's a very funny, but lengthy scene about an hour in when Dracula is dragging Jonathan — dressed as Frankenstein's cousin — through the back passages of the castle.