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My problems with the movie "Hotel Transylvania"

NUMBER ONE
Vampires are undead abominations and everyone knows undead CANNOT GET PREGNANT

NUMBER TWO
Quasimodo is not a monster, he's a hunchback, which is a HUMAN. A hideously deformed HUMAN

NUMBER THREE
Frankenstein is the DOCTOR, not the monster

NUMBER FOUR
Adam Sandler is a an unfunny HACK
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>>151827948
Look just cuz your sperm is too week to knock up a vampire doesn't mean everyone's is.
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>>151827948
Counterarguments:
>1
They can if they're hot i.e. Mavis
>2
Most monsters are effectively perversions of humans (vampires, the mummy, frankenstein, the invisible man, etc.)
>3
It's their family name, they're both Frankenstein
>4
Yeah, true
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>>151827948

My problems with the HT movies is that people only praise the visuals beacuse when it comes to script all of them are very garbage



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