Family Transylvania Movies Collection

Description: Roman Polanski's comedy-horror film about a professor and his assistant traveling to Transylvania to study vampires, only to find themselves in the midst of a vampire community.

Fact: The film was Polanski's first English-language feature, blending humor with horror elements.

Description: A group of kids form a club to fight classic movie monsters, including Dracula, who has come to Transylvania to summon other monsters for world domination.

Fact: The film was initially rated R but was edited to receive a PG-13 rating, making it more accessible to younger audiences.

Description: Another Mel Brooks comedy, this film spoofs the classic Dracula story, with Leslie Nielsen as the vampire count, set in Transylvania.

Fact: This was Leslie Nielsen's last major film role before his death, showcasing his comedic talent in a classic horror setting.

Description: Although not exclusively set in Transylvania, this action-adventure film features the legendary monster hunter Van Helsing battling Dracula in his castle.

Fact: The film's production design was heavily inspired by the Universal Monster movies, aiming to bring a modern twist to the classic characters.

Description: This animated film introduces us to Dracula's lavish resort for monsters, where he tries to protect his daughter from the human world, only to find love and acceptance in unexpected places.

Fact: The film was inspired by the concept of a monster-themed hotel, and Adam Sandler voices Dracula, bringing a unique comedic touch to the character.

Description: Continuing the story, Dracula and his friends face new challenges as Mavis and Johnny's son, Dennis, shows no signs of being a vampire, leading to a quest to awaken his inner monster.

Fact: This sequel features a cameo by Mel Brooks as Vlad, Dracula's father, adding a legendary voice to the franchise.

Description: Dracula, seeking a break from his duties, takes his family and friends on a cruise, where he unexpectedly falls for the ship's captain, Ericka, who has a secret.

Fact: The film introduces a new character, Captain Ericka, voiced by Kathryn Hahn, who turns out to be a descendant of Van Helsing.

Description: In this final chapter, an invention by Van Helsing goes awry, turning Dracula and his friends into humans, while Johnny becomes a monster, leading to a quest to reverse the transformation.

Fact: This is the first film in the series not to feature Adam Sandler as Dracula, with Brian Hull taking over the role.

Description: While not set in Transylvania, this comedy classic follows Dr. Frankenstein's grandson as he inherits his grandfather's castle and revives the family tradition of reanimating the dead.

Fact: Directed by Mel Brooks, this film is a loving parody of the original Frankenstein movies, featuring Gene Wilder in a memorable performance.

Description: A group of teenagers travel to Transylvania to find a vampire's cure, encountering various monsters along the way in this comedic horror film.

Fact: This film is part of the "Twist" series, which includes other monster-themed movies, offering a light-hearted take on horror tropes.