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Anim18 Connections
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Film Details
Year
2018
Duration
97 minutes
Genres
Animation, Comedy, Family
Language
English
Certificate
Synopsis
Dracula has not taken a break from running a sanctuary for monsters for over a century so his daughter, Mavis, suggests going on a vacation with his family and ghoulish friends, including Frankenstein, Werewolf, The Mummy and Blobby, a green slimy monster. Although initially apprehensive, Dracula begins to enjoy himself when he falls for the charming Ericka, the captain of the ship. However, when she is revealed as a relative of Abraham Van Helsing - one of Dracula’s old nemeses who plans to end monsterkind - the holiday takes a turn. This is a fun and silly animated sequel with a theme of family and friendship at its core.
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Classification
Mild scary scenes, slapstick violence, rude humour.
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