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A shy man who dubs cartoons for a living finds himself turning into a cartoon just as he finds love for the first time. ... Read more

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Another funny movie by Maurizio Nichetti
Maurizio Nichetti stars and directs this film. He is like a modern day Buster Keaton, and in this movie he plays a character who dubs cartoon sounds into Italian (sounds). His brother has the equally unnecessary job of dubbing porno movies into Italian. The movie is funny and comically erotic. ... Read more

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A full-length animated musical inspired by Bobby "Boris" Pickett's song, "Monster Mash." As the story unfolds, we meet the three main monsters: Frank, the monster from Frankenstein; Drac, the vampire, and Wolf, the werewolf. They were once the scariest of monsters, but now they have become associated with "fun." That's why they have been called before the Court of Horrors. They must prove that they can still be scary, and if they fail they will be sentenced to an eternity of entertaining at children's parties. They are given 24 hours to terrify the Tinklemeister family, but what should be a no-brainer turns out to be a nightmare. Mom and Dad Tinklemeister are easy to scare, but Stella and Spike, the Tinklemeister children, are another story altogether. The monster trio becomes frustrated and finally lets the family in on their dilemma. The Tinklemeisters understand and help them try to gain back their scary status. Just when it looks like the threesome will win their case, three new modern monsters show up to foil their plan. It's Stella and Spike to the rescue. Everything works out for the best, and almost everyone (and every monster) ends up happy. This is a silly, not scary, cartoon aimed at kids, and it's just perfect for a pre-Halloween party. (Ages 4 to 9) --Peggy Maltby-Etra ... Read more