A Brazilian vehicle for middle-aged comedian Leandro Hassum, who plays a beleaguered family man – ex-football player Fernandinho, who has to cope with longstanding rumours that he once threw a match and a family who aren’t that impressed with him and are always haring off on their own obsessions. He’s annoyed when handsome, charismatic, irresponsible brother-in-law Greg (Romulo Arantes Neto) comes back from a round-the-world tour – with a significant stopoff in Transylvania – and moves into the house, especially when he’s the only one who notices the telltale signs that he’s a vampire. Eventtually, he gets his goth daughter Carol (Mel Maia) to see the truth and they team up with his fumbling sidekick Ameba () to expose Greg’s position as front man for Romanian businessman ‘Ula Drax’ (for once, everyone sees through the obvious alias) and a plan to extend a vampire empire to Brazil. This turns into some Dance of the Vampires schtick about crashing a Halloween soiree at the Drax mansion in disguise as vampires, with Hassum wearing ridiculous Gary Oldman drag.
