I admire the screenwriter's imagination and like the "Hotel Elf" series of movies very much. Dracula, Prince of Darkness, King of Vampires... Well, it's just a false name, in fact, he is the boss of the Elf Hotel, a funny father-in-law, and a lover of women. After his wife died, Dracula didn't fall in love, and he was a little lonely. Her daughter thought he was too tired and wanted to make him happy, so she arranged a trip for the hotel owner. On the ship, Dracula meets his true love, Captain Erica, who unfortunately is the granddaughter of his enemy. And to open this ship, Erica is to kill their family's enemy, Dracula, the king of elves. A series of interesting things began. Gradually, Erica was moved by Dracula's sincerity (jokingly), and she fell in love with Dracula. But at the same time, her grandfather also got the secret of the demise of all the monsters in Atlantis - the death score. He used the sheet music to summon the North Sea Monster, and began to slaughter and retaliate against Dracula. Rest assured, not a single fairy died. Later, Dracula's son-in-law found out that it was the music score, so he began to battle with the bad guy DJ! (What a show!) At the end, waves of brainwashing and ghost songs hit, Dracula and the others won, and they reconciled with Erica's grandfather, happy ending. These days, there are very few plots in a movie that can make me sigh with emotion. In the new century, we have become familiar with various routines. So, I started to see the director's creativity. There is no doubt that "Hotel Elf" touched me. The cute and unique goblins in it are not too cute.
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