The first one set a low bar, but the sequel manages to clear it.

This time, goth ’n’ groovy lovebirds Mavis (Selena Gomez) and Jonathan (Andy Samberg) have a little monster of their own.

It’s as rare as vampires on a beach to have a movie sequel be better than the original. But vampires might start looking for some sunglasses because the sp...

Sony Pictures Rated PG for some scary images, action and rude humor. Running time: 89 minutes. Two and a half stars out of four. “Hotel Transylvania 2” i...

★★★☆☆ Adam Sandler’s still profitable career has been in decline in recent years with one critical admonishment after another. This downturn migh...

'Hotel Transylvania 2': EW review

Adam Sandler, Selena Gomez and company welcome Mel Brooks into the not-so-frightening fold in this amusing sequel.

The film makes predictable points about respect for others

Dennis shows no aptitude for the family business of monstering

"Hotel Transylvania 2" reunites the cast of monsters and humans from the 2012 animated feature, although the tone is more sentimental and less raunchy.

Another cartoon sequel nobody asked for, “Hotel Transylvania 2” drags us back to the Borscht-blech world of Adam Sandler, as an overprotective bloodsucke...

We’ve had sexy Draculas and old Draculas and scary Draculas, so give credit to Adam Sandler for fresh thinking: No, his animated “Hotel Transylvania” c...

In this sequel, Dracula’s daughter has married a human and begotten a son, and her father worries that the boy may not be vampirish enough.

In this sequel, Dracula’s daughter has married a human and begotten a son, and her father worries that the boy may not be vampirish enough.

If this all sounds rather dull, that is because it is.

It has a little over 20 laughs — or at least mild chuckles. Most courtesy of quick-cut sight gags, pratfalls and the like. And the animation is sharper, de...

The lively undead. Yes, that's the legendary Mel Brooks you hear lending his voice to Great-Grandpa Vlad in director Genndy Tartakovsky's sequel to his human...

The animation and production design are impressive in the sequel to the 2012 comedy, but little else is.

Like its predecessor, this film offers a appealingly frenetic, vulgar alternative to the solemnity of Pixar.

The movie’s uplifting message – to be yourself – gets lost among the shrieks of cowering children

Sandler and his usual crew of co-stars find their most humane characters in this rowdy collection of monsters and rapid-fire jokes

Adam Sandler's Dracula and his monster-hotel cohorts are still struggling to accept others’ differences in this doggedly frantic toon sequel

Sandler springs back to life in animated form.