When Draculaura is led to believe she's the rightful heir to the vampire throne, she and her best ghoulfriends are whisked away to Transylvania for a royal coronation to die for. But they soon discover the hunt for the queen is not over yet. The Ghouls must locate an ancient artifact known as the Vampire's Heart in order to discover the identity of the true Vampire Queen. It's a fangtastic adventure that will lead them from the Tower of Londoom, to a haunted river boat in New Goreleans and finally to the glamorous boo-vie lots of Hauntlywood. Could this be the moment when Draculara finally receives her vampire powers and discovers screams really can come true?
Sylvain Blais, William Lau
Director
Debi Derryberry
Draculaura (voice)
Salli Saffioti
Clawdeen Wolf / Cleo de Nile (voice)
Julie Maddalena
Robecca Steam / Venus McFlytrap / Maid #2 (voice)
James Horan
Lord Stoker (voice)
Cam Clarke
Hoodude Voodude / Ygar / Heath Burns / Additional Voices (voice)
Karen Strassman
Elissabat / Veronica von Vamp (voice)
Kate Higgins
Frankie Stein (voice)
Laura Bailey
Lagoona Blue / Honey Swamp / Bloodgood (voice)
Audu Paden
Ghoulia Yelps / Manny Taur / Additional Voices (voice)
Evan Smith
Gil Webber / Deuce Gorgon / Additional Voices (voice)
Marcus Griffin
Clawd Wolf (voice)
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