At first, it feels like a difficult episode to follow and the music playing during the monster's appearances in Stewie's nightmares sounds louder and more annoying than usual.
However, both the music and the direction of the episode improve astonishingly from the scene in which the neighbors of Quahog have dressed up as others to convince Stewie that monsters are good, as it is a scene presented in a very cool way precisely because of the notes of the score that has been presented, not only for the clever and fun of the scene.
The second plot, on the other hand, becomes brilliant when Peter and his friends are locked in the attic by Lois. The brilliant direction of the main plot starts to stand out in that plot as well from then on.
The parts that I liked the most were the reference to the Bristol Stomp song and the musical composition that was built during the scene in which it dawns in Quahog just before Brian and Stewie woke up connected to the machine, as well as the impressive musical construction that sounded when the machine was being activated.
However, both the music and the direction of the episode improve astonishingly from the scene in which the neighbors of Quahog have dressed up as others to convince Stewie that monsters are good, as it is a scene presented in a very cool way precisely because of the notes of the score that has been presented, not only for the clever and fun of the scene.
The second plot, on the other hand, becomes brilliant when Peter and his friends are locked in the attic by Lois. The brilliant direction of the main plot starts to stand out in that plot as well from then on.
The parts that I liked the most were the reference to the Bristol Stomp song and the musical composition that was built during the scene in which it dawns in Quahog just before Brian and Stewie woke up connected to the machine, as well as the impressive musical construction that sounded when the machine was being activated.