Dracula goes on a cruise and falls in love with Van Helsing’s great-granddaughter in "Hotel Transylvania 3." The creative well might be running dry.

‘Hotel Transylvania 3’ review: Adam Sandler and the gang reassemble for ‘Summer Vacation,’ but the latest sequel to the Sony franchise looks pretty l...

Adam Sandler's Drac is back in Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation: EW review

Drac looks for a new Countess in Genndy Tartakovsky's 'Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation.'

Dir Genndy Tartakovsky, 97 mins, voiced by: Adam Sandler Andy Samberg, David Spade, Selena Gomez, Kathryn Hahn, Steve Buscemi​

Adam Sandler and his spooky pals take a "Summer Vacation" and remind us all of the power of acceptance and understanding.

Review: The most family-friendly and proudly silly of all the monster dynasties

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The popular monster-mash series finally has its Van Helsing, but he’s fighting a lost cause.

‘Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation’ delivers reliably on the series’ humble promise of sugared-up monster slapstick with Dracula at the helm.

Sony’s episodic, dialogue-driven, animated series on vampirism for youngsters rolls on with a third installment, this one set aboard a 20-story ocean liner...

Dracula and his monster buddies are back for a nother pleasantly silly kids film.

In the latest film, Count Dracula needs a vacation, but, really, it’s the creative team behind the franchise who could use the time off

★☆☆☆☆A common gesture of political theorists, in the terrorist atrocity-scarred years since 9/11, is to examine the activities of Islamist killers ...

This "Summer Vacation" reminds us that these cartoons are Sandler's most satisfying franchise

The third and worst entry in Adam Sandler's animated monster series boards a hotel on water and sinks below the waves.

The animated movies where Dracula runs a hotel aren’t beloved by critics. But their zany silliness is worth embracing.

A mostly benign piece of CGI silliness, mercifully free of knowing cultural references or parents-only jokes.