Monster Family Review
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Gimme a little Gomez Addams, please. Dashing, Raven-approved, and set for SEVERAL lifetimes? I could deal with that. lol
Moxxie from Helluva Boss
A chimera
Probably Zatanna from DC Comics, because with my new reality-warping powers, I can transform any crappy movies or TV shows, like Blaze and the Monster Machines, into good movies and TV shows.
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Gotta be honest, the idea of Dracula being a modern super villain, with access to high tech gadgets, and even a doomsday weapon, is a cool concept.
Same is wasn’t better explored in a more solid story.
I think there was a cartoon from the 90s that had a similar concept with Dracula being a supervillain in the future, but I can't remember how well that concept was executed in the show. It was called "Monster Force".
That technically happened better in the Castlevania TV show, but Dracul was more dramatic and the tech wasn't as focused on.
Okay, so Dracula is starved for a meaningful romantic relationship? Not the worst premise. He's a wealthy immortal being with seductive powers, probably has a couple thousand notches in his bedpost, so to speak. But where are those people now? Either thralls, or dead, or probably both. They never meant anything to him. But maybe he had a longing for something more substantial, someone to spend eternity with.
Still, why should Dracula care if he gets turned down by some random woman he's only interacted over the phone for a few seconds? Does this happen with every telemarketer and spam phone call he gets?
Hotel Transylvania 3 did it much better.
Why does he even have a phone if he hasn’t received a call in years?
Maybe, he could try to meet, oh i don't know, vampire women on his own, instead of stalking a married human ??!
For a film based on a book called Happy Family, this family is far far from that! Not to mention that the older sister Fay was pretty terrible to her mother Emma.
And why is Dracula always made into a joke?!
I suppose it’s teenage angst but that still doesn’t excuse it
@@TreyC68 yeah. You can have teenage angst and still have the teenager be respectful too.
"Happy Family" is also the original title of the movie.
@@04279 yeah, so I wonder why they went with Monster Family overseas (besides the obvious).
@@zooemperor3954 Maybe there was already a Happy Family somewhere. After all: Zootopia is called "Zoomania" in Germany and a few other countries.
I remember watching this movie in theaters as a kid. I didn’t realize how ABSOLUTELY ATROCIOUS it was until now.
That goes for alot of childhood movies and shows I'm noticing.
This was in theaters?
Honestly a klutzy woman accidentally calling a lonely Dracula sounds like the beginning of a good romantic comedy. He finds himself smitten, flies to America to make her his bride, only to find she has three kids and she’s a widow. He decides that the only way she’d consider him is by turning her and her kids into monsters. Her oldest becomes a Frankenstein monster, daughter mummy youngest werewolf. And she turns into a vampire. She’s understandably pissed and forces him to help her find the cure, which is where Baba Yaga comes in. Baba yaga tells them that the antidote requires ingredients from around the world. Meanwhile Dracula is still trying to win Emma’s heart only to find himself bonding with her kids and regaining the humanity he lost so long ago (queue Hotel Transylvania like backstory) meanwhile Van Helsing the 13th is trying to stop his lifelong rival thinking he’s trying to turn all of humanity into monsters. And Dracula ends up sacrificing himself when Van Helsings plan goes too far. Emma realizes she’s fallen in love with him, and that the only way to save him is to turn him human too. But since they don’t have enough antidote, the family finds they have the ability to shift back into their monster forms at will. And queue sequels…😂
My dentist office was randomly playing this and the scene where Dracula first convinces Emma to stay with him was the first thing I saw while coming back from a laughing gas high
So, did you start laughing hysterically at it?
Well, according to my research on Mummies using IRL and D&D. IRL Mummies within IRL lore do have a twinge of 'magic' latent within them considering they're in touch with a necromantic kind of magic. In D&D they have a 'Dreadful Glare' that should cause people to be frightened.
Dracula's reason behind not biting the mom of the family is honestly complete B.S. and Baba Yaga's solution is too. He is *Dracula*! Biting people, especially pretty maidens, is his thing! But, if the movie wanted to keep the whole "magical transformation" plotline, a much better reason for Dracula to not bite anyone is if he recently went through a dental procedure and so he can't bite until his fangs are completely healed. It's a goofy concept, but at least it would make sense for an animated cartoon.
Edit: Also, when the mom mistakenly dials Dracula, she goes, "Who?", when he says his name. Lady, how do you NOT know who DRACULA is?! Are legendary monsters like him not common knowledge in this universe?
Edit: About the whole "Ice Age" plan, if somehow Dracula does win and the sun does become a frozen ball forever, then the earth will become a barren wasteland. In other words, there's no blood source for him to consume! Unless he has some sort of blood substitute, Dracula and his bride are doomed.
Another reason he didn't want to bite her is that anyone turned via bite becomes subservient to the vampire that bit them. He wants an equal more or less.
To be fair, re: that last point, he was in "if I can't have [her] no one can" mode. Dooming himself along with everyone else _was_ the goal, I think.
Hotel Transylvania 3 did the lonely Dracula and falling in love with a human woman concept better
Actually, biting her may only turn her into a thrall, the transformation into a vampire requires draining of one’s blood to the vampire, than for the vampire to be to drink the OG vampires blood, thus transforming them, however for that to work, the person has to actually WANT to drink their blood, therefor that could be the reasoning, either Dracula enslaves her, or he charms her so she chooses to be a vampire
At first I thought the daughter having hypnotism might be somewhat relevant to her character, but does she ever actually use it again in the movie?
No
Great to see my favorite RUclips couple again, the internet just hasn't been the same without you 2. Also wishing our beloved queen Raven a speedy recovery.
I also want to add, if frank lets his wife drink his blood he'll get lightheaded due to losing some blood and because he's tired all the time; he'd likely fall asleep. Waking up later with more energy and a more positive outlook, maybe his farting problem would go away too (since some doctors say that stress can cause that).
Either way, by letting his wife drink his blood it reveals that to be happy they need to spend time together, relax and make the best of their situation. Something that would be a great moral for anyone watching! :D
Unfortunately, this curse just seems to empty his head almost completely because funneh. As in, as soon as it's casted, there might as well be one character less in the cast.
I dunno, sleep from anemia isn't the most restfull
I was originally expecting that at the end Dracula would end up falling in love with the hippie lady and everyone would get a happy ending.
The dude just wants some love.
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I remember reading the book and liking it as a kid.
As a movie.... Eeeh....
Bob wanted to preview this review on his Patron first. I saw it in his notification.
This movie slipped under my radar but from what everybody is saying I didn't miss much.
Bad news, there's a sequel! Apparently the producers of the first movie made another one. Maybe they think it would be appreciate, i don't know. Good luck if you review it 😄
The sad part is, I think there is something that could’ve been salvaged from this film.
For example, let’s look at the version of Dracula in this film. I actually think the idea of doing a more modern take on Dracula isn’t inherently a bad one. Naturally, after being hunted by humans for centuries, he’d probably decide that it would be good to look into science and technology, so that he’ll be an even playing field with the hunters who are simply getting more and more advanced as the years go. And by the time we get to modern day, I could totally see him being pretty much a supernatural supervillain with a super suit design for any travels he hast to do during the day I could cover his entire body.
And I think, playing into the monster court, while showing off legitimate hair between the family members could’ve been interesting to see (like what you mentioned with the blood scene on the airplane.)
Why not make the little brother a monster enthusiast? This would explain his knowledge of monsters and magic, and it would make more sense why he would want to remain as a werewolf since to him it would be a dream come true.
Also you mean to tell me that in this modern age of Goths and horror fanatics, the REAL DRACULA can't find a wife...he can't find a single woman who would not only be willing to become a vampire, but the QUEEN OF VAMPIRES?! BULLSH1T!!!
Wow...Fay gets Daughter & Sister Of The Year Award...not.
I feel bad for her poor mum and brother having put up with a brat like her.
It’s supposed to steryotypes of typical teenage girls or boys .
Either they grow up or stay like that forever.
Nah, rather have Hotel Transylvania than this…I can’t wait for you two to review the sequel soon! 😂😭
Phfffft No argument here. I enjoyed the first 3, and the 4th one is more of a guilty pleasure to me.
18:32
I'm sorry but what is that outfit?
18:58
He has rocket boots!?
19:12
He has a jet!?
Since when was Dracula Lex Luthor?
I remember I watched this movie when it came to Netflix and the scene where Baba Yaga is about to curse the family and is comforting a crying Emma I had to rewind the scene multiple times because I had NO idea what she was saying. I finally turned on the subtitles and still could hardly figure out what she was saying.
How do you do that!?
It says a lot when Hotel Transylvania's worst is better than this
Always cool seeing what costumes you guys wear each Halloween.
The whole operation Ice Age thing is reminding me of Harkon from the Elder Scrolls Dawnguard...plans to blot out the sun...so that they can walk anywhere without worrying about the sun but its gonna cause their own extinction inevitably as you said...needing blood and such...
This movie is an disaster as an adaptation.
I literally read the book before this movie was even made and they pretty much took everything interesting out.
Most of all: Dracula wasn't a joke.
He was a threat (in general) and a temptation (for Emma) at once.
And killing all humans was always his agenda. He despised humans. Emma was supposed to be his companion afterwards.
Which is the reason why he didn't want to just turn somebody, cause anyone he turned would be in some way under his control and he wanted an equal as a partner.
Like, someone that he can have actual real conversations with. Because he planned to kill everyone else.
However, that it happened to be Emma was completely randomly chosen by Baba Yaga.
He couldn't have cared less who it was as long as it was some woman that was good enough to look at, talk to and sleep with.
Cause he was the villain of the damn book.
No talking bats either.😬
That sounds cool, actually.
The bats don't even talk though. They're like minions, but more annoying and not cute like they're trying to be.
@@anitamihholap5926 Must've remembered the part with the bats talking wrongly...I was just so annoyed by the way they changed Dracula from the book and gave him those not even funny animal sidekicks😅
Like he was some sort of long lost disney princess...
That crush looks like if Fred and Shaggy had a baby.
Lol
Hey you read my fan fiction
I know it's asking a little much from a movie like this but... why didn't they just pretend they were only wearing costumes the whole time? Like, the daughter could have just told her crush that she was going to be a mummy for Halloween. There, problem solved! He'd probably believe that! "Oh it's just a really good costume. We're committed to our characters!" I know it'd still look odd in the airport scene, but you did point out that hypnosis also solves that problem.
Good to have u back bobsheaux and raven
“Darkness does NOT do cuddly!”
The Crites from Critters wound disagree.
2:18 Looks like something I'd expect to see in the Batcave. 😄🦇
9:21 Really? We're still doing lame fart jokes in 2023! You know at least when Disney did this with Pumbaa in the Lion King it was actually in service to the plot (plus the jokes were handled with more tact).
20:30 It's amazing how many adaptations insist on making the Frankenstein monster dumb when in the original book by Mary Shelley he's actually super intelligent.
Fun Fact: There is a deleted scene in Dracula Untold that had the vampire encounter Baba Yaga. I kid you not. Also, a nice touch on using that Mummy Reference in response to Mummy Fay's appearance.
Why...why...just why do people think Dracula is kid/family friendly? Leave the Horror classics be, if you're not going to use the very horror aspects that made them icons. I don't see the appeal in making Dracula and ilk into jokes. Also Bob, nope Mummies can't do any of that...they're just really old zombies that can maybe regenerate from draining folks. That whole Dracula being lovesick makes no sense, since he can seduce any Top Notch babe into being his new lover. Dracula has been catching cases for centuries, this shouldn't be a feasible plotline.
I also prefer Castlevania series Dracula's revenge plan: Calling on Vampires from all over the world to commit a genocide on humanity. No need for an Ice Age when you cover the world in corpses. I'm tired of filmmakers like this trying to make bloodthirsty monsters into misunderstood, tragic, and sympathetic characters with an extremely narrow scope of life. These monsters are monsters, creatures who are meant to be obstacles for our heroes to face and conquer. We love monsters for being monsters, not for comedic characters that double as superheroes. I will give them credit for not making these vampires need to eat Jelly/Jell-O.
You see this so often with bad kids movies that want to sh1t something out for the Halloween season. Anytime Dracula is shoved into "Children's media" he loses all of his intimidating menace, because (understandably) it would be impossible to feature a murderous blood-drinking Satanist into your movie and still keep a G-rating.
This movie belongs in a graveyard of awful movies.
The characters are annoying. The father always sleep or fart which isn't funny, the little brother is picking fights and his sister is always complaining about something or insults her mothe rfor no reason. The only nice person is Emma. At least she tries to make everyone happy, she cares about her family 🥰
The 3 bats are useless. They aren't cute or entertaining plus there's a fat one. If it's supposed to be funny, nope!
Emma should’ve gotten with dracula
If Dracula was lonely he could’ve just downloaded a dating app on his phone instead of going through this whole plot of getting Baba Yaga to curse Emma
Not only that, but he's DRACULA. Even if we ignore that he has the power to hypnotize people, are you telling me that in this modern age of Goths and horror fanatics Count-Freakin'-Dracula can't find a single woman who would jump at the chance to not only be a vampire, but the QUEEN OF VAMPIRES?! 🤨
I'd be happy if that were the Adam Sandler Dracula tbh. This version of Dracula isn't cool.
1:37 I went to Wookey Hole when I was quite young and I don't remember it being a theme park. Just a cave full of strange formations, a legend about a witch and a gift shop.
Nothing flashy but it was a nice trip.
Yeah, I saw this stinker and its sequel a while ago (Imhotep strangely does not reappear despite the sequel focusing on monsters around the world being captured).
But I did not know this was based on a book and had a ride. I am impressed by your research!
Welcome back Bobsheaux. And I hope Raven gets better soon. And the movie, pardon the pun, sucks.
10:22 At least have the kid bit the bully on his ass.
17:24 to 18:20 That's brilliant Bob. Shame the movie didn't think of the exact thing.
Also, here's how I would rewrite this movie. Both Dracula and Imhotep hate the modern world and decide to team up to send it back to the dark ages. They need a magical amulet. But the bats end up losing said amulet and it ends up in the son's backpack (the son monster lore fan). His family (Who are from London in this version) arrive in Romania for vacation. One of them activates the amulet and that turns them into monsters. Maybe throw in a subplot about Imhotep's son falling in love with the daughter.
Not prefect but still better than this garbage.
Another big missed opportunity and something that should've been a no-brainer in the writing room, is to have their monster forms be either reflective of their personalities or counter-intuitive so they could learn something. The came close with the daughter and her insecurities about beauty, but nothing about her mummy powers reflects or compliments anything else about her. The son is a nerd who turns into a werewolf and scares his bully in one scene and the contrast of brain and brawn is never explored again.
15:13 She's only a level 1 vampire, bob. She hasn't earned enough xp to unlock that power yet lol
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6:59 I like how the bats are like "What about us?"
Dracula not only dresses like Magneto, his character model and voice even resembles him, and he flies in the X-jet and wears a helmet... was this a rejected Marvel X-men script where Magneto tries to woo Jean Grey and wants her to embrace being the PHoenix???
A family consisting of a Frankenstein monster dad, a vampire mom, and a werewolf son? This combination seems familiar, only now there's a mummy sister.
I actually went to a 4D vinema in the USA and watched the Monster Family tie in ride. It was alongside i think this other ride that was supposed to be a Jurassic Park knockoff. Never knew it had a film version!
6:09
Dracula: This... Is Dracula!
Woman: Who?
Dracula: Seriously? You never heard of me? Everybody knows my name by this point!
You forgot to mention the part where Faye beats up her brother on the stairs for no good reason
30:52-31:01 “Yeah, that ought to do it! Thanks very much Ray!”
I’m surprised the Munster never sued.
I think the reason they have English accents is because it was a German/British co production
I remember watching this movie with my mom once. It was pretty bad
As a brittish man here and one who has been to London a few times I feel as though film just insulted Great Britain. I've seen the london eye, Big ben, The Shard and been to several Museums, one hospital, one zoo and many Comic Conventions in London though I've mostly gotten there by an electric train and arrived at Waterloo 1st before exploring the rest of London on my many trips out with my family and community care groups.
Speaking of Max being the science guy, or trying to be. In the beginning, he does a presentation on a catastrophic ice age that's going to happen once the Sun cools down millions of years from now. What he fails to mention is that long before that happens the Sun is going to expand and completely evaporate Earth. Maybe he should just stick to magic. He kind of does in the sequel.
4:28 who i remember as Victoria in Corpes Bride
To answer your question, yes there is a Monster Family sequel .....Who the Frankenstein thought it was a good idea to produce a sequel to an already TERRIBLE movie?!?🤨🤦♀️
A vampire trying to kill a human man in order to steal his wife isn't that dark if the Flintstones already did it.
Some time Bobsheaux should do a Review on The adult talking dog movie Strays Bob will have a blast
9:21 and any chance of redemption this movie had is officially gone
I was on the 4D ride once,
They had a theater with so fold up chairs lined up in front of a couple of fans for the effect and that was it.
Kentucky Kingdom keeps getting worse every year.
25:11 - RED FLAG! RED FLAG! RED FLAG! WEE-WOO, WEE-WOO, WEE-WOO, WEE-WOO, WEE-WOO, WEE-WOO!
Monster family on a monsters holiday while at monsters Inc doin the monster mash?
Also, this film has Catherine Tate! Also Jason Isaacs plays Dracula.
Yup
Aka Lucius Malloy!
The 4D theater ride is real. It was also on the Carnival Vista
If I remember correctly, Emily Watson was Victoria Everglot from Corpse Bride
Yup!
Honestly the concept of this movie isn’t bad. A little generic sure but in the right hands it could’ve been a fun Halloween movie. But this…this is just stupid. Also if Dracula’s little henchmen is meant to be Renfield, why the hell does he look like Igor? Also I hate that they always make the Frankenstein’s creature dumb in stuff like this, the creature was actually really smart in the original novel.
Even if she wanted to dump her husband why would she abandon her kids
To be fair, in Doctor Who, the London Eye was over a transmitter
Ironic cause Catherine Tate (Donna noble) played baba yaga in this film.
8:51-8:56 To think that The Simpsons made this idea far more entertaining in one of their Treehouse of Horror specials.
28:47-28:53 You mean like what happened to that priest in the first ten minutes of Renfield?
That’s not even the most gruesome death in that movie.
I've always been curious about this film, but never watched it due to it being around the time of Bad CGI Movies from other Companies era.
The Sad Moments reminds me of a lot of Pixar's Shrek Movie and Toy Story Except with No Meaning Value in It.
29:47 I'm sorry, all I can hear is the butler dude from the Eddy Murphy Haunted Mansion.
Ramsly that was the butler's name in the Eddie Murphy's Haunted Mansion.
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5:59 maybe she's looking for those professionally made custom fangs, like the ones Toxic Tears promoted
Here's a better story, Dracula is feeling lonely and is looking for a new wife. In this version, Emma is his daughter, and her family are already monsters, Frank is a bit dopey but not as bad as this movie made him. Both their kids are adopted.
Emma calls her father to check up on him and tells offers him to come over to the States for an upcoming haloween party. He agrees and meets a motal woman. For him, its love at first sight, she just happens to look like his deceased wife. But she leaves town soon after they meet, lets say shes a travel writer and set for her next destination, she vlogs about the places she goes on her social media page.
The rest of the movie is sort of stalkerish where Emma and her family help Dracula follow her posts so he can tell her how he feels. (In this world monsters use magic to help them blend in with humans).
There is also a Monster Family 2
I love the face paint looks awesome
Why is Nick Frost in this movie? He’s arguably the most famous person in the cast and he does nothing except grunt and moan for most of the movie, was it really worth the money to get him if he’s going to do nothing? The man’s worked with Spielberg for gods sake, he’s better than this
Wait, Nick Frost? He went from "Sean of the Dead" to this dumb monster movie? What the hell?
@@kittycatmeowmeow963he also did why women kill. Etc
@@Expressionlesscorpse Oh, I know. I'm just saying he was once in a good monster movie, then ended up in this shitty one.
It Seems like this movie is like Frozen and Hotel Transylvania stuck together I mean it's ridiculous. but like you said its definitely not the worst film very young kids may enjoy it but Cleary not adults.
I saw this once looooong ago.
I think I was babysitting my niece and we watched this.
Well, only about half of it because I couldn't take it anymore!
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It’s my second favorite time of the year, right behind Trip to the Buddiverse, Bobsheauxween!
Maybe he'll review Phantom Pups this month🐶👻
I actually went on the Monster Family 4D Ride at Gatlinburg, TN on my vacation two years ago. Sufficed to say, it wasn't that good.
Insert Addams Family/Munsters joke here!
As far as I understand mummies they are Undead which is you know fair play to them but because the Egyptians have the understanding all magic like genetic gifts flows from their ancestors that alone makes them scary but mummies are usually the undead shambling forms of their rulers who culturally are considered demigods and associated with the Sun through the various dynastic demigods so they would probably be dealing radiant damage instead of necrotic and I'm sorry zombies do not need sun lasers!! But the idea of insanely gifted spellcasters immune to most weapons also having sun lasers is a nasty thought
Hehe that outro would have been 20% cooler if you used the Duck Dodgers versions of the Tom Jones song (yes, that show had an episode where Dodgers steals Tom Jones' voice to win a singing contest and poor Tom Jones ends up with Daffy Duck's voice in the past... :D
3:51 But, it's the fastest way to suck his own blood.
4:05 hope you feel better raven
Bobsheauxween has officially begun.
they could have just had the kid hypothesize that it's plausible that vampire weaknesses may be overblown by generations of hearsay and storytelling, and then have him come up with a simple experiment to test it. Like someone science-minded would.
Otherwise, establish him as having at least a passing interest in folklore or monsters or something first. maybe just have him comment about hypothetical daylight walkers; vampires that lack the usual sunlight weakness in whole or in part.
actually, you know what woulda worked well? Make the daughter a goth. bam! Instant excuse for why she(instead of the little brother) would have knowledge of and interest in vampires and other royalty free monsters. Otherwise she doesn't have much more to really do with the plot other than getting rejected by one crush, realizing it's what's on the inside that matters(which could have still been a thing for her) and then telling an ancient egyptian god-king to take a flying leap. Oh, and having the hypnosis power that really should have belonged to the vampire-mom, since hypnosis is more strongly associated with vampires.
Playing on the idea of her being goth, you could even give her a subplot about being frustrated her mom got to be the 'cool' vampire, while she was stuck as a dumb mummy, including how she didn't like wearing such 'bright' colors. Could play in later to her realizing she was who she was, regardless of how she dressed. might need some reworking here and there to get it to work right though, but that's what multiple drafts of a script are for
or even just make the boy the goth. Bam, instantly explains his knowledge about monsters still, and also would play into him both being bullied, and him initially wanting to be seen as scary so others would leave him alone. Alt culture crowds are more likely to be the target of bullying than the perpetrators, and wanting to be seen as scary could have played into his initial interest in the subculture.
Or just make her a ginger so she can be an actual day walker
7:49 You only talked to her for a few minutes, how do you know her soul is exquisite
Bobsheaux can you review The Fairly OddParents Halloween episode Scary GodParents.
Just in Time for Halloween Yay!
If the mummy can make people’s think they are monkeys, why can’t she make them think she’s a normal human
The voice acting really felt off and didn’t feel like it synced up with the lip, and gave up after to may “ fart “ jokes so fast forward to the final battle, and saw the trailer for the sequel and it looks ok but the voice acting sounds like they just didn’t care!
18:38 apparently Dracula is Dio?
28:44 That was a good movie, An Inconvenient The Avengers.
I cannot wait to hear your take on Happy Family 2. A strange sequel.
Been a while, glad I came to this review.
First off, wishing Ravenfox a speedy recovery.
Second, as for this movie, I think I've only seen a trailer for this one. Movie really looked like nothing special, but seeing the clips here, it definitely is nothing special. Basically its a generic kids movie following all of the tropes, but with monsters. Also, what the hell did they do to Dracula and Imhotep in this movie, two classic monsters from the golden days of horror are portrayed as idiots, while I haven't seen "Hotel Transylvania" movies yet (despite me owing the first three on blu-ray), but I'm sure Dracula being comedic was handled a lot better there than here. As for Imhotep (The Mummy), Boris Karloff he is not, he's not even Arnold Vosloo. Great review.