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It may not be A Werewolf in London (or even in Paris!) but we love a good kids horror film here at LoveHorror and if the below trailer is anything to go by A MONSTER IN PARIS, which is out in cinemas January 27th, is right up our Rue. Directed by Bibo Bergeron (Shark Tale) with a voice cast including Vanessa Paradis and Sean Lennon, A MONSTER IN PARIS is fantastic fun for all the family as it tells the story of a wacky inventor, his camera crazy best friend and a madcap monkey who make a BIG mistake when let loose in the Professor’s laboratory! With lotions and potions spilling everywhere, the troublesome trio accidentally create Franc, a musical talent of monstrous proportions. With the help of the beautiful but feisty singer Lucille, the team are on a mission to protect their new friend from the ghastly wannabe Mayor, Commissioner Maynott, who has a plan to increase his popularity by capturing Franc and revealing him to be a scary monster to the people of Paris. A MONSTER IN PARIS lets you introduce your young ghouls and girls to a bit of gothic fun at an early age so why not take them along and in the meantime check out the trailer below.

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