The management of Hotel Transylvania has changed the rules somewhat, and now humans can also live among the monsters. Well, slightly braver humans. But Drac does not see everything in rosy—or perhaps rather black—colours, as he is worried that his half-human, half-vampire grandson is not showing any symptoms of being a vampire… He therefore plans, joining forces with Frank, Murray and Griffin, to put him through vampire training.
But that is not all. Vlad, Drac’s very, very, very old—and old-fashioned—father, has decided to visit the hotel. The situation becomes complicated when Vlad learns that his grandson is not a pure-blooded vampire and that humans may visit Hotel Transylvania…
The first film was hugely popular, earning more than 350 million dollars worldwide. Running time: 89 minutes.
The film will be screened at Muza Cinema in Lubin until 12 November.
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