Adam Sandler voices Count Dracula, who runs a monster-only resort, in this animated film where he tries to protect his daughter Mavis from falling in love with a human. What is the title of this movie?

The animated film described, where Adam Sandler voices Count Dracula (Review) running a monster-only resort and trying to shield his daughter Mavis from a human, is indeed Hotel Transylvania. This popular family comedy perfectly matches the premise, as Dracula, still grieving the loss of his wife to humans, establishes the lavish Hotel Transylvania as a safe haven where all monsters can escape human persecution and relax without fear.

Released in 2012, Hotel Transylvania was directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, known for his distinctive animation style in shows like "Dexter (Review)'s Laboratory" and "Samurai Jack". The film brought together a star-studded voice cast, with Adam Sandler leading as the overprotective vampire patriarch, and Selena Gomez as his adventurous daughter, Mavis. The story unfolds as a human named Jonathan accidentally discovers the hotel, leading to comedic chaos and a budding romance that challenges Dracula's deep-seated prejudices.

At its heart, Hotel Transylvania is a charming tale about family, acceptance, and overcoming fears. Dracula's journey to accept humans, particularly Jonathan, reflects the universal theme of a parent learning to let go and trust their child's choices. The film's success led to a thriving franchise, including multiple sequels and a television series, expanding the monster-filled world and its beloved characters.