But their idyll is shattered when backpacker Johnny (Andy Samberg) stumbles on the place and ends up falling for the fetching Mavis. It’s up to her vampire dad to get the human out of the resort without worrying his guests. We’ll go ahead and guess it doesn’t go to plan.
"It's refreshing to go back to the beginning of Dracula – and then have Adam Sandler put his spin on it," director Genndy Tartakovsky tells the paper. "There will be no sparkling skin. But there are a lot of jokes."
The presence of the Samurai Jack creator gives us hope this will be something more than the standard Sandler collection of duff jokes and life lessons. And he even managed to pull off an unusual coup for big animated films – getting the cast in the same recording booth more than once. "I said we need that chemistry to show these monsters are a family," he says. "When those guys were together in a room, it was just an explosion of energy."
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Source-Empire via USAToday
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