Disney’s Legend of Sleepy Hollow (1949) & Hotel Transylvania (2012) · PG

Count Dracula’s monster-filled resort is thrown into chaos when an unsuspecting human guest arrives in this fast, funny family adventure. A family-friendly addition to our Home for Horror Series: Disney’s The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (1949, 34 min.) followed by Hotel Transylvania (2012, 91min.) THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW – The Walt Disney Studios’ animated adaptation of Washington Irving’s tale — narrated and sung by Bing Crosby — remains one of the most enduring pieces of Sleepy Hollow storytelling ever made. In just 34 minutes, it captures Ichabod Crane’s arrival in the Hudson Valley, his rivalry with Brom Bones, and the fateful ride through the woods. Originally released as half of The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, this short precedes select family features throughout the series. This one is home movies for us — we’re proud to open our screenings with it. HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA – Genndy Tartakovsky’s animated comedy imagines a five-stakes resort where Count Dracula (voiced by Adam Sandler) hosts the world’s monsters — the Mummy, Frankenstein’s Monster, the Invisible Man, the Wolf Man — safely away from humans. When a wandering backpacker stumbles into the hotel just as Dracula’s daughter Mavis is turning 118, chaos and unlikely friendship follow. Bright, fast, and family-friendly. A perfect matinee pick.