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20-Year-Old Animated Horror Movie Disowned by Rick and Morty’s Co-Creator Hits Peacock’s Top 3 Movies

Monster House has reached No. 3 on Peacock’s U.S. movie chart, twenty years after its 2006 release. However, the animated horror comedy carries a particularly surprising footnote: credited writer Dan Harmon publicly distanced himself from the finished film. According to Collider’s October 13 report , the movie ranked directly behind Coraline. Meanwhile, it placed above Trolls Band Together and How the Grinch Stole Christmas , with Casper also entering the top ten. Notably, the ranking offers a snapshot of one streaming service rather than a published audience total. Although the timing puts it very close to Halloween, the report does not establish exactly what prompted viewers to watch. Why Did Rick and Morty’s Dan Harmon Disown Monster House? Originally, Harmon wrote the screenplay with longtime collaborator Rob Schrab, while Pamela Pettler also received a writing credit. Additionally, Steven Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis executive produced the fil...

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