Monster High: Haunted

When a ghost named Spectra Vondergeist is accused of causing trouble at Monster High, she must travel to the Ghost World to uncover the truth. Meanwhile, Clawdeen Wolf's brother, Barker Wolf, has joined a gang of scary wolves called the Full Moon, and Draculaura must decide whether to embrace her vampire heritage or her friendships.

Monster High: Haunted was generally well-received by its target audience, with praise for its animation, music, and positive messages about friendship and acceptance. Critics often noted its continued success in expanding the Monster High universe with engaging storylines and characters.

• Praised for its vibrant animation and catchy musical numbers.

• Appreciated for its themes of friendship and overcoming prejudice.

• Seen as an engaging addition to the Monster High franchise for young viewers.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the film's fun and imaginative story, its colorful characters, and the empowering messages it conveys about being true to oneself and accepting others. Many parents and children enjoyed the musical aspects and the continuation of their favorite Monster High characters' adventures.

The film introduces the "Haunted" line of dolls, featuring characters with translucent bodies to represent their ghostly nature.