Dracula:This is how we are represented? Unbelievable.
Every single Tex Avery-influenced animated motion!
The same goes - probably even doubly so - for all the magnificently exaggerated facial expressions throughout the film.
There's one scene during one of Drac's breakdowns in trying to understand Jonathan where he has tiny, off-model, wiggley fingers! Cue laughter!
When Jonathan first comes to the hotel and Dracula is trying to think of what to do with him:
Dracula: I can't kill him. It would set monsters back hundreds of years.
Then, after realizing the monsters are real, Jonathan asks Dracula if they'll kill him:
Dracula: Not as long as they think you're a monster.
Jonathan: That's kinda racist.
There're actually A LOT of jokes lampshading how people react to racism in this film. Drac digs himself deeper while trying to explain to his friends in the sauna why Jonathan "left", only to insult Frank, then Griffin. A scene or two later, Wayne and Murray are mad . . .
Another example in that scene is how Dracula offends Griff by saying she would never be interested in someone with such red curly hair, despite being invisible and NO one knowing what he looks like.
Griffin the Invisible Man trying to play charades.
Likewise, the "alarm clock" that does nothing but scream repeatedly and offer snarky comebacks.
I think that's actually a telephone....
The werewolf pups' complete disrespect of their father, Wayne. To the point where Dracula has to outright ask if any of Wayne's children respect their father.
Johnny and Mavis' reactions to Dracula's rap near the end of the movie - priceless!
In an incredible Getting Crap Past the Radar moment, the Invisible Man getting pantsed and claiming shrinkage.
Another great moment when Dracula says that if Jonathan were to reveal that he's a human, the monsters would "go batpoop!" (As opposed to "going batshit")
The gargoyle waiter getting back at Quasimodo by making him pick his own nose after Dracula traps him in suspended animation.
Wayne getting the sheep out of the road during the chase.
