Hotel Transylvania: Transformania

Slapstick violence is present throughout the film; for example, Mavis accidentally punches human Dracula in the face, breaking his nose. Johnny, after transforming into a monster, evolves multiple times, becoming 'larger and scarier,' and in his feral state, attempts to attack Drac.

Couples, such as Mavis and Johnny, and Dracula and Ericka, are shown hugging and sharing brief kisses. When Griffin, the Invisible Man, is transformed into a human, he is depicted as naked, with his buttocks visible for comedic effect, though private parts are typically obscured by objects or an apron.

The entire premise revolves around Van Helsing's 'Monsterfication Ray,' a fantastical device that transforms humans into monsters and vice versa, impacting Drac and his friends. Dracula, in his monster form, uses 'hypnosis' on Winnie and Dennis to prevent them from revealing Johnny's monster transformation to Mavis, demonstrating a mild supernatural ability.

Johnny undergoes a 'horrifying transformation,' growing 'talons, claws, fangs, and his body morph[ing] into a dragon-like monster' which becomes 'feral, angry and unstable.' Additionally, Mavis experiences an intense scene where she is 'seared by sunlight beams while trying to reach Johnny under time pressure,' which could be distressing.

Dracula lies to Johnny, claiming a 'monster real-estate law' prevents a human from owning the hotel, to avoid handing over his life's work. In response, Johnny impulsively uses Van Helsing's Monsterfication Ray to turn himself into a monster without adequately understanding the risks or consulting Mavis or Dracula.