Caesar and Otto Meet Dracula's Lawyer

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Caesar and Otto Meet Dracula's Lawyer (2010)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaFamed monster lawyer, Jimmy Drainum, has charged Caesar and Otto in the wrongful death of Dracula's lesser known brother, Steven. That's when Caesar and Otto enlist the help of Bubbles Cochr... Leer todoFamed monster lawyer, Jimmy Drainum, has charged Caesar and Otto in the wrongful death of Dracula's lesser known brother, Steven. That's when Caesar and Otto enlist the help of Bubbles Cochrin, an up and coming lapdancer/lawyer. But can Bubbles stand up against the tough as nails... Leer todoFamed monster lawyer, Jimmy Drainum, has charged Caesar and Otto in the wrongful death of Dracula's lesser known brother, Steven. That's when Caesar and Otto enlist the help of Bubbles Cochrin, an up and coming lapdancer/lawyer. But can Bubbles stand up against the tough as nails Judge Stoker Browning (Lloyd Kaufman)?

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Caesar and Otto meet Dracula's Lawyer (2010)

** 1/2 (out of 4)

With Steven Dracula (Ed Dennehy) dead, Caesar (Dave Campfield) and Otto (Paul Chomicki) are taken to a civil court by his lawyer. Soon they hired F. Bubbles Cochran (Ashley Wren Collins) to defend them.

This here was the fourth film in the series and the second straight short film. This here was certainly better and more entertaining than the previous two installments thanks to a movie-stealing Ashley Wren Collins. It's funny that there's a joke in the movie dealing with her stealing the picture because it's certainly true. She's very charming as the rather dimwitted lawyer and she certainly helped the film move along at a nice pace. You've also got Lloyd Kaufman showing up as the judge and this makes for some more entertainment. Overall this is a fun short that manages to pay homage to the Universal monster films as well as the countless courtroom dramas out there.