Horace Nebbercracker (commonly known as Mr. Nebbercracker) is one of the main characters in Monster House.

Mr. Nebbercracker, appears to be mean and heartless to anyone on his lawn, but only because he is afraid his house will attack the person. If any object lands on his lawn, he takes it, and keeps it in his basement. He is most likely in his sixties or seventies, as he's pretty slow on his feet.

Even for a 12-year old, D.J. Walters has a particularly overactive imagination. He is convinced that his haggard and crabby neighbor Horace Nebbercracker, who terrorizes all the neighborhood...

“Stay away from my house!” Horace Nebbercracker is the overarching protagonist of the 2006 animated supernatural-horror film Monster House. He's an elderly man who often gets wrathful whenever children cross on his house's lawn.

Horace Nebbercracker is the overarching protagonist of Monster House. He is a former army member, DJ ’s neighbor from across the street, and the husband of Constance, whose vengeful spirit has possessed his house, forcing him to chase people away …

Horace Nebbercracker is the overarching protagonist of the 2006 animated horror movie Monster House. He's an elderly man who often gets wrathful whenever children cross on his house's lawn.

Horace Nebbercracker is the overarching protagonist of the 2006 animated supernatural-horror film Monster House. He is DJ's crabby neighbor. Although he is widely known as a grouchy old man who shoos away anyone that sets foot on his lawn, Nebbercracker is actually a desperate, tragic individual...

Nebbercracker : [Nebbercraker takes the trike off the lawn, removes the front wheel and snarls at Eliza; she flees and cries] Stay away from my house! Nebbercracker : [to Eliza] Argh, GET …

Horace Nebbercracker is the overarching protagonist of Monster House.

Mr. Horace Nebbercracker is a character in the 2006 film Monster House. He is an elderly and seemingly hateful old man who terrorizes children who approach his house or walk on his lawn. He married Constance, a sideshow exhibit named 'The Giantess'.