Hotel Transylvania: Transformania | 2021
Updated January 16, 2022
Critical Consensus
Nell Minow | RogerEbert.com
Tracy Brown | Los Angeles Times
John DeFore | The Hollywood Reporter
Kevin Maher | The Times
Jesse Hassenger | The A.V. Club
Debopriyaa Dutta | Screen Rant
Simon Abrams | TheWrap
Bilge Ebiri | New York Magazine
Nicolas Rapold | The New York Times
Josh Spiegel | Slashfilm
Richard Whittaker | Austin Chronicle
Roger Moore | Movie Nation
Tomris Laffly | Variety
Lindsey Bahr | The Associated Press
Peter Bradshaw | The Guardian
Tracy Brown | Los Angeles Times
John DeFore | The Hollywood Reporter
Kevin Maher | The Times
Jesse Hassenger | The A.V. Club
Debopriyaa Dutta | Screen Rant
Simon Abrams | TheWrap
Bilge Ebiri | New York Magazine
Nicolas Rapold | The New York Times
Josh Spiegel | Slashfilm
Richard Whittaker | Austin Chronicle
Roger Moore | Movie Nation
Tomris Laffly | Variety
Lindsey Bahr | The Associated Press
Peter Bradshaw | The Guardian
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Summary & Info
The 4th animated installment of the adventures of Dracula (voiced by Brian Hull) and his Hotel Transylvania: While Dracula has decided to retire he struggles with the idea of handing over the keys to his daughter (voiced by Selena Gomez) and her human partner (voiced by Andy Samberg). Cast: the voices of Kathryn Hahn, Jim Gaffigan, Steve Buscemi, Molly Shannon, David Spade, Keegan-Michael Key, Fran Drescher and Brad Abrell. Directors: Derek Drymon & Jennifer Kluska. [1:38 – PG]
Dueling Critics

“[T]he brightest, funniest, sweetest, and all-around best one yet…The animation is exceptionally detailed, supple and dynamic. The interplay of the images with the action and dialogue adds emphasis and clever twists that will reward a second and third viewing.”

“Hollywood’s most tiring movie franchise has finally expired (with any luck) in a spasm of pure hyperactive pointlessness…Cue all sorts of strangely tired, laugh-free goofiness, with none of the funny lines and wit that come as standard with Pixar/Disney films.”
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Hotel Transylvania: Transformania | 2022
Updated January 16, 2022
Critical Consensus
Nell Minow | RogerEbert.com
Tracy Brown | Los Angeles Times
John DeFore | The Hollywood Reporter
Kevin Maher | The Times
Jesse Hassenger | The A.V. Club
Debopriyaa Dutta | Screen Rant
Simon Abrams | TheWrap
Bilge Ebiri | New York Magazine
Nicolas Rapold | The New York Times
Josh Spiegel | Slashfilm
Richard Whittaker | Austin Chronicle
Roger Moore | Movie Nation
Tomris Laffly | Variety
Lindsey Bahr | The Associated Press
Peter Bradshaw | The Guardian
Fix a critic’s review
Tracy Brown | Los Angeles Times
John DeFore | The Hollywood Reporter
Kevin Maher | The Times
Jesse Hassenger | The A.V. Club
Debopriyaa Dutta | Screen Rant
Simon Abrams | TheWrap
Bilge Ebiri | New York Magazine
Nicolas Rapold | The New York Times
Josh Spiegel | Slashfilm
Richard Whittaker | Austin Chronicle
Roger Moore | Movie Nation
Tomris Laffly | Variety
Lindsey Bahr | The Associated Press
Peter Bradshaw | The Guardian
Fix a critic’s review
Dueling Critics


Summary & Info

The 4th animated installment of the adventures of Dracula (voiced by Brian Hull) and his Hotel Transylvania: While Dracula has decided to retire he struggles with the idea of handing over the keys to his daughter (voiced by Selena Gomez) and her human partner (voiced by Andy Samberg). Cast: the voices of Kathryn Hahn, Jim Gaffigan, Steve Buscemi, Molly Shannon, David Spade, Keegan-Michael Key, Fran Drescher and Brad Abrell. Directors: Derek Drymon & Jennifer Kluska. [1:38 – PG]