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bro im not even a nerd with this shit but my sister had every vhs and dvd
you missed out on some kino hex girl shit.
My grandma made me watch Zombie Island when I was like 5 and for the next 12 years or so I had a crippling fear of all zombie media. Terrified. Couldn't buy zombie games or watch zombie movies without horrifying nightmares. Then my sister said zombies might be able to be real when I was 15 and I spent a whole summer praying and hiding that a secret zombie disease didn't exist.
Based grandma, also how did you come out of that movie still scared of zombies when they were the good guys all along?
I remember really liking Zombie Island and Witch's Ghost when they were in CN but they never saw Alien Invaders or Cyber Chase there so I haven't seen them.
Those alien girls were so sexy
>Doesn't mention the best one or the other two that most people give a shit about (Ghoul School and Reluctant Werewolf)
Cyber Chase is garbage and only becomes decent when they meet themselves.
Boo Brothers and Ghoul School were pure kino. What was even the deal with Boo Brothers anyways? Did they have their own show or something? It always felt like a crossover to me but idr anything else associated with them.
They were a Three Stooges parody, anon.
Boo Brothers was boring. Also, it was a backdoor pilot.
>trips
Cyber Chase is certainly a massive step down compared to Zombie Island, Witch's Ghost and Alien Invaders. Mainly because of the premise and the lack of good catchy songs.
Ghoul School is definite kino, I agree, and the yearly halloween threads that get made for the revival idea are a treat.
Also
>No Hunch Bunch mention
SHAME ON THEE.
Reluctant Werewolf is my personal favorite. I love the idea of a big race with classic monsters.
Plus the vampire chick was cute.
>sings scary-ass song that hypes up the Boo Brothers as these intimidating, frightening specters that will make you shit your pants
>they're really just a trio of harmless screw-ups
Stupid fricking witch.
>villain is just the ghost of Custer who is actually just the evil twin brother of Sheriff Boss Hogg
>meanwhile the other two Red Shaggy villains are goddamn Dracula and a pedo spiderwitch
the only reason I remember chyber chase is because I found a vhs with that movie in a dumpster
I remember Zombie Island being a big deal. It's the peak of the franchise IMO.
>When you too young to have experienced Zombie Island and Witches Ghost as part of your movie rotation but in the right age bracket to grow up with Alien Invaders and Cyber Chase alongside the Whats New Era all on DVD
Zombie Island is my head canon finale to the franchise
>Cyber Chase could actually happen IRL
Zombie Island was shit. It turns out the zombies are good guys and the real baddies are some she-wolves? Frick outta here
It's called a twist.
furgays BTFO
I can’t believe Confederate soldiers were the good guys… I feel sick…
She-cats
Skip Cyber Chase. It's already past the point where the animation budget dried up.
Cyber chase wasn't as good as the other three animation wise, but still was made in the heart of the other 3. Every film that came after cyber chase never hit that film quality high. Just felt like Disney sequel home video quality.
The post Cyber Chase movies were drawing much more from the writing and art style of Whats New Scooby Doo and that's where the difference lies.
The animation budget didn't dry up, it's just the point when they made the jump to digital and they spent the next 10 years figuring out how to make it not look cheap.
How was the story and the villain. were they any good though?
There's nothing here
Explain why.
You can really tell they flat out did not want to do anything with Fred or the girls.
I can see why you might think that based on the covers, but the last time I rewatched Zombie Island I remember liking how few lines Scooby had. Like, I get that he's the mascot of the series, and "talking dog" is his schtick, but I've always felt it best used in moderation. One of the things I didn't like about Mystery Incorporated was how much Scooby talked. It felt like they were trying to serious the franchise up, which could work if you used the serious to contrast with the zany and make it feel even zany-er, but instead the zany stuff just undercut any seriousness, making the whole series fall flat for me.
The first two are the best but there are some worthwhile later Scooby movies.
Scooby doo is only ever good when the monsters were real. I always hated most scooby doo as a kid because most of the time the monsters were a fake out
My dream Doo show would be a continuation of Zombie Island where an older gang goes across America looking for evidence that ghosts are real.
Any Scooby media made after 13 Ghosts is trash
The best Scooby-Doo movie is Zombie Island and the best cartoon is Mystery Incorporated.
Is Fred supposed to be Tom Cruise
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I remember these and the Pokémon movies being such a vibe. Really miss this kinda shit.
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I wish Googie would've been the werewolf.
I didn't like Cyber Chase, the villain being just some nerd salty over his baseball game not being picked was such a lame reveal
Idk, I liked it. Felt like a classic Scooby Doo plot. Which it was probably going for considering all the call backs in the film.
Camp Scare is a legitimately good movie. It's number 3 after Zombie Island and Witch's Ghost. It has a great setting, likeable new characters, intriguing story, and meme worth fan service. Also, the Woodsman first scene is easily one of the greatest monster introductions in Scooby-Doo history!
Why are there so many Scooby Doo stuff?
Considering how great Zombie Island and Witch's Ghost were, and even how enjoyable Alien Invaders could be.
How the FRICK is Cyber Chase so fricking lame? Even as a kid I never really found it that fun to watch, and really wished when it came on CN they would play Witch's Ghost or Zombie Island instead
It's worse because the creative team behind the first three was forced by executives to use some random writer they had under contract. Said writer had never seen Scooby-Doo, hence the half-assed "mystery" that was added when the others pointed out Scooby-Doo is about solving mysteries and he had none. They were stuck with him on Legend of the Vampire too, at which they all quit and the What's New team came in and agreed to whatever he said. He wrote Loch Ness Monster and one episode of What's New (the one with the evil Mystery Machine) then fricked off to work as an exec for Square Enix of all things.
So yeah, that winning streak we had with those first three movies? Actively sabotaged by Warner Bros.. And just in case there was any doubt, they also forced a different writer in Witch's Ghost, but the main team was able to rewrite it, and they added the real Sarah Ravencroft at the end. It was originally just gonna end with the fake one.
>Said writer had never seen Scooby-Doo
How does one reach adulthood let alone become a writer for cartoons and never see Scooby-Doo? Even the concept isn’t that hard to grasp and it gets parodied endlessly
>hip, young new writer knows jack squat about the source material but is put on the project anyway
Many such cases.
>How the FRICK is Cyber Chase so fricking lame? Even as a kid I never really found it that fun to watch
I at least liked the ending where they bring back a bunch of old monsters.
Imma be real you gotta scratch that last one off the list. Cyber Chase is trash.
Zombie Island > Cyber Chase > Witches Ghost > Alien Invaders
I still own all these movies on VHS.
What is the best Scooby Doo special?
Idk, just depends on how high you are.
Favorite Scooby-Doo Monsters?
Tar Monster for me easily.
So many good ones to choose from.
HOW ARE PIC RELATED?
Batman vs Dracula is kino, probably the best content related to that specific iteration of Batman. Legend of the Vampire was just okay, I just remember the giant vampire reveal that reminds of Chernabog from Fantasia.
>Folkloric Yowie is just Australian Bigfoot
>Scooby Doo makes him a Vampire
>Chupacabra in the late 90s/early 2000s is generally agreed upon to be a vampiric ayylmao
>Scooby Doo just makes him Mexican Bigfoot
What did they mean by this?