SCOOBY-DOO ZOMBIE ISLAND RETRO TOON REVIEW | Double Toasted

[@JustinZarian]

This movie, Witch’s Ghost, and the Alien Invaders hit the right balance of being just adult enough without losing its kid appropriate quality. A golden era for the Scooby Doo franchise.

[@punxsydawn]

Cyber space too!

[@cjspyker]

and cyber chase

[@nomsi4263]

1000% Still love those movies

[@chasehedges6775]

@@nomsi4263 Same here

[@fdub301]

Zombie Island & Witches Ghost are certified bangers. Cyber chase is mid.

[@SaraBanartist]

This movie was the biggest deal when it hit on Cartoon Network when I was a kid. The buildup was hype, the commercials ruled, and it felt like SUCH a shake up.

[@JTGallant]

shit I remember all that too

[@RegBeta]

Yes especially those commercials, and they got the man who did those voiceovers in movies of the late 80s and 90s. That 1 minute trailer for this movie was LEGENDARY, a KZbin channel called SilmD716 has that trailer Remastered in 4K. Watched it last night....still gives me goosebumps all over.

[@TheBloodyPopcorn]

This movie was an event

[@RYMAN1321]

Ah yes, I remember that. I remember me and my friends watching it live when it aired.

[@sholape]

@@TheBloodyPopcorn sure was!

[@YungandRekless545]

Zombie Island, Mystery Incorperated, and even Scoobynatural is how you do a darker take on Scooby-Doo without sacrificing the charm

[@Arosukir6]

Mystery Incorporated is so friggin' good! It's become my favorite version of the show, followed closely by A Pup Named and Thirteen Ghosts. Zombie Island is the best movie, followed imo by Witch's Ghost and The Ghoul School.

[@AndreNitroX]

Agreed

[@TheJesselopez1981]

Scoobynatural was great. Watching them freak out when they learn ghosts were real. Shaggy and Scoob teaching Castiel about big sandwiches. Sam feeling sorry for the gang and convincing them that ghost weren't real after all.

[@renji90998]

This movie kind of brought life back into the Scooby Doo franchise. It’s still the only Scooby Doo movie that will make you say holy shit. Shame that they tried to Retcon it in a forgotten sequel attempt a few years ago.

[@bearerofbadnews1375]

That sequel sucks and the retcons are insultingly bad.

[@calebray1834]

What sequel? doesn't exist.

[@BaalBlade]

zombie and monster never real, until now. And it horrific once you found out the story.

[@ladynikkie]

By far one of the best Scooby-Doo movies just reliving seeing that the monsters were real for the first time that really got me into Scooby-Doo again

[@foreverkent2225]

Funfact: Warner brothers had no faith in it and basically let the filmmakers make it with no oversight, and so it ended up being a labor of love for the people involved. It was also made and released in memory of Don Messick the OG voice of Scooby who had retired in 1996 and passed away in 1997.

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@ForeverKent so sorry he never lived to see it and ditto for the sequel Scooby Doo: Return To Zombie Island.

[@ashh4929]

And yet they had full faith in freaking 'Velma'. 🙄 Sad times.

[@michaelsinger4638]

They managed to make a darker, edgier film while still respecting the characters and their established personalities. The villains are basically serial killers, which is dark AF. And their backstory is incredibly tragic as well.

[@AndreNitroX]

Well said

[@joeldean2706]

Definitely my favourite Scooby Doo movie.

[@JamesFarrOfficial]

Scooby Doo Zombie Island isn't just a great Scooby movie, it's an awesome zombie movie, too.

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@James Farr there was a sequel Scooby Doo: Return To Zombie Island!🧟🧟‍♂🧟‍♀🏝🐕‍🦺

[@danieltobin4498]

It was, I liked the twist where the zombies are actually the victims who manage to get their revenge at the end. A classic horror movie ending scenario

[@cinematicsterling6897]

this still holds up. nothing will top this as the best scooby movie

[@chasehedges6775]

Sooo true. Still one of my favorites

[@VLikaru]

What stuck with me was the plot twist of the zombies and ghosts trying to save the gang by telling them to go away.

[@kjo2130]

This is one of the GREATEST animated films of all time! This could've been in theaters honestly. So good!

[@AndreNitroX]

I wish it had

[@47Cartoonguy]

Funny you say that cause that was almost the plan. when making my retrospective, i was talking to someone who worked on the movie and they told me it was planned for a theatrical release, but WB wanted it be part of their Warner home video line

[@jessediaz1293]

This is the best Scooby Doo movie of all time. It’s one of the best zombie movies too. The last 30 minutes is real horror. The monsters are real on this one too.

[@RYMAN1321]

Witch’s Ghost, Alien Invaders, and Cyber Chase were the best. Maybe even Monster of Mexico

[@bensneb360]

I can still remember the Cartoon Networks Cartoon Cartoon Theater adds for this from heart: “This time, the monsters are real”… so much love and nostalgia for this movie, it is peak Scooby-Doo

[@ashonlewis9353]

Same here

[@danieltobin4498]

I kinda wish they didn’t do that and left the revelation that the zombies are real as a surprise

[@silvercheetah92]

I'm glad this movie is recognized as a classic and Terror Time is still iconic and I'll never forget the original tagline from the trailer "This time the monsters are real"

[@mrmusickhimself]

This movie didn't have to go as hard as it did, but it respected its adult and child audiences, and provided something thrilling and funny. And then "It's Terror Time" hits, and it transcends to a whole other level.

[@renji90998]

Interesting fact: Casey Kasem was going to play shaggy again in this, but refused because of the scene with shaggy is eating crawfish. Which goes against what was established of Shaggy being a vegetarian just like him. They couldn’t edit it, but were willing to give him a voice near the end of the film. Which he refused mostly out of principle.

[@JustinZarian]

Hasn’t shaggy canonically eaten meat multiple times in the main line series? I don’t think Casey watched the shows very carefully (I know his mental state eventually went down hill due to age, but even before then).

[@proto245]

@@JustinZarian He wanted to make Shaggy Vegetarian because he was the most well known VA of the character as he himself was a vegetarian, getting his way in What's up. But they reverted to make him eat all types of food by the time Matthrew Lilliard was the new VA of the character.

[@J2ojuiced95]

Casey Kasem did later get his way, as Shaggy was made a vegetarian in What’s New Scooby Doo, as such Casey agreed to voice Shaggy in that series.

[@47Cartoonguy]

Casey was a man of his morals which i respect, hell he left the 80s Transformers series because a villian was an offensive arab dictator caricature i understand being upset by that but its a bit much to have him demand a character he voiced for decades have the same beliefs as him.

[@jongon0848]

That's dumb. Dan Castellaneta is a vegetarian too, but u don't see him insisting on making Homer Simpson a vegetarian.

[@Montesama314]

I was really glad to see the group separating but trying to do what each worked for them. Daph and Fred still loved chasing ghosts so they started the TV show, Shaggy and Scooby tried to find a job that gave them access to diverse foods, and Velma sought to sate her love of mysteries and knowledge by surrounding herself with them in book form.

[@maskedvigilante909]

Hands🙌down the Best Scooby-Doo movie ever so thrilled, dark and a good classic for the real fans...I miss those good old days.😌

[@firecrakerj3312]

This was the pinnacle of Scooby-Doo content

[@AndreNitroX]

Agreed

[@mikethered12]

Zombie island was a worthy successor to the original series.

[@AndreNitroX]

This movie is proof that scooby doo can be done in a mature way without being condenscending.

[@deepguy8]

This movie was a absolute “classic” one of the only cartoons to actually scare me as a young teen “the monsters where real”

[@kronos1794]

The mystery gang work as they are, the trick is what scenario you put them in. The gang are still who they have always been in this film, they just had to deal with real stuff and that's why it holds up. The story grew up with the viewers while still respecting the source.

[@skyofthelivingdead]

These Scooby Doo joints from the 90’s-early 2000’s were the Scooby Renaissance, imo. They’re better than they have any right to be and they age well for me, as someone who was in the target demo at that time, so grew up with them.

[@RYMAN1321]

Agreed. For me, it started with Zombie Island and ended with Monster of Mexico (yes I know that one began the series in a different style but I still liked the film).

[@IIBonafide]

Please oh please review the WB "Supernatural" episode where Sam & Dean spend the episode inside the TV cartoon show of "Scooby-Doo"!!!

[@jessthestylist8694]

My sister and I LOVED this movie as kids! It’s a staple at Halloween for me now as well as witches ghost. Such a great era of scooby doo

[@spilleraaron4748]

Yes!!!! A classic scooby movie! So glad they went back to it! Thanks Velma, you were so awful people are revisiting the good ol days!

[@ceikaiyiacheeksthedirector2920]

Lol yall being too sensitive when it comes to Velma. No one was stopping them from revisiting the old films XD

[@spilleraaron4748]

@@ceikaiyiacheeksthedirector2920 ain’t sensitive about it, would like it if it was funny or you know…good!

[@AReaderOfHorror]

@Ceikaiyia Cheeks The Director It's not about being "sensitive" or "triggered". Velma is just badly written. Hates its audience or at least looks down at them, doesn't actually _go_ anywhere when it comes to interesting directions it could be pointing, etc. I guess it's just more of a reminder? You know, "hey, this is bad, but look at this walk-in closet worth of other versions of this content you can pick from!"

[@ceikaiyiacheeksthedirector2920]

@Magic Dance I believe that the hate comes more from people thinking it's going to be like the others and it isn't. Frankly, I'm glad it diverts from the rest of them. Honestly, if it hates its audience then it wouldn't be green lit lol there are some moments where it gets genuine with its characters but people just find it easier to hate on it then really think about it

[@47Cartoonguy]

Velma is ass but i dont need a reason to come back to this gem of a movie its dark scooby doo done right

[@lunavioleta001]

One of the weirdest ones was when Shaggy and Scooby fell in love with aliens. If you didn't think Shaggy got high before, you probably will after seeing that one.

[@RYMAN1321]

I liked Alien Invaders. Don’t forget Witch’s Ghost and even Cyber Chase. Used to watch all of them on VHS so much.

[@lunavioleta001]

@@RYMAN1321 They should definitely review those, especially Alien invaders. Also, the Vampire one, which is like more of your typical Scooby Doo.

[@RYMAN1321]

@@lunavioleta001 I haven’t seen Legend of the Vampire in forever. But I do also remember Monster of Mexico which I do recall watching a lot.

[@lunavioleta001]

@@RYMAN1321 I just remember the one we're Shaggy turns into a Werewolf and the one where Shaggy becomes a teacher for monster girls. It really shows weird Scooby Doo movies are. In the shows, they are always fake, but in the movies they are real.

[@daltonanderson3718]

What makes this stand out for me is its atmosphere in that is the first Scooby film to dive into straight horror and have a Neverending atmosphere of dread building up the more they are amorous to find monsters, as well as, the true monsters in the film. It's also a good homage to 1942 The Cat People.

[@roderick8167]

When I was a kid I always thought Shaggy and Scooby manager was a jerk for firing them but now I'm like nah Shaggy and Scooby you done messed up in fact your lucky that manager only fired yall for eating the contraband and didn't call the cops because what they did was technically stealing and then have Shaggy sent to jail and Scooby sent to a dog pound 😂😂

[@47Cartoonguy]

Did a whole retrospective of this film on my channel. I was able to talk to one of the crew members he told me this was originally planned for a theatrical release but WB wanted this to be part of the Warner Home video line instead

[@jdude9314]

Love that video! Looking forward to Part 5 of your Hanna Barbera miniseries!

[@stephen2597]

Live action movie: the monsters are REAL!! Me: my dear film, *clicks tongue* zombie island came first

[@JDotWill]

The 60’s series, A Pup Named Scooby-Doo & Zombie Island are the only versions of Scooby-Doo I care about or like

[@brookswilliams5239]

You never watched Mystery Inc??

[@JDotWill]

@@brookswilliams5239 No. Which one is that?

[@christopherrichards2350]

I love horror comedy cartoons like The Owl House, Scooby Doo, Courage The Cowardly Dog and Aaahh Real Monsters. Those shows mix together horror, comedy, fantasy adventure and heartwarming moments

[@anubusx]

This movie reminded me of Sleepwalkers.

[@christopherrichards2350]

@@anubusx Good comparison

[@anubusx]

@@christopherrichards2350 Cop Kebab.

[@christopherrichards2350]

The voice actress for Simone also played Catwoman in Batman The Animated Series

[@RYMAN1321]

That makes sense

[@brianpbillingsley3687]

Halloween night, 1998. I saw this on Cartoon Network and it changed the way I saw Scooby Doo for life. (I also heard Pretty Fly For a White Guy for the first time.😁)

[@denvergray8943]

I was still pretty little and a hardcore OG show and Pup fan when this came out...and it scared the absolute shit out of me the first time I watched it. I watched it a thousand times afterward, but as a kid I definitely didn't expect real monsters and scary-ass transformations and hardcore historical horror themes.

[@mandodiaz7647]

The plantation was for peppers which actually tied into earlier in the movie with Scooby and Shag eating the peppers.

[@clown-cult96]

If y’all want a kids movie that’s weirdly dark and horrific for being a kids movie, you need to watch Batman vs Dracula. Joker becomes a vampire. Need I say more?

[@geardog24]

This movie and Mystery Incorporated was the beginning of the Scooby gang finally growing up.

[@a.f.watcher8888]

Started reading Future Quest, and watching Mystery Incorporated. I think WBD could pull off a universe that Scoob failed to with those as their blueprint. Also really dig how Dark Zombie Island was, I still remember The Scooby Doo project segments that played in between when this film aired. It was a big deal when my bro and I were kids.

[@marshallhughes4514]

Mystery Incorporated is my favorite spinoff of the Scooby Doo franchise. To me it ranks up with the original series.

[@JB-sc1tg]

I can still remember the promos Cartoon Network ran for this movie and when it premiered on Friday it did not disappoint. Best Scooby-Doo movie ever

[@Drixenol86]

“This time, the monsters are real!” Still gives me goosebumps.

[@ToruKun1]

The reason why the villains are were-cats who worship a Pagan cat god is because the script for this movie was repurposed from an unproduced episode of Swat Kats.

[@animeveteran]

I remember seeing the ads for this on Cartoon Network. The line that was emphasized was "This time the monsters are real." Which hadn't been done, to my knowledge, in Scooby-Doo before that point. It was a game changer. And sure we saw the gang scared at times, but the animation here made it go from scares to downright terror. It was HYPED. And it actually lived up to the hype, even with how silly it got. And that moment with Moonscar's zombie transformation was TERRIFYING to me, but I kept rewatching because it was fascinating to me. Glad you got to check it out!

[@DetroitAlan01]

This one threw me off. Remember renting it, expecting to see a hokey update of the franchise. Remember being shocked over how not hokey this actually was. It’s easily the best Scooby Doo movie yet. It’s also a good intro to horror for the more sensitive types.

[@nickbell8353]

With Jim Cummings, it's even funnier, because he actually worked on the docks in NOLA before he got into voice acting. But yeah, he did a better Cajun accent as Ray the Firefly in Princess and the Frog.

[@chrisshobris670]

That moment when Moonscar gets resurrected still gives me chills. The sound design, animation, music, and the haunting moan is pure gold. And Shaggy and Scooby’s reaction is spot on. Favorite moment for sure.

[@chasehedges6775]

This movie is definitely one of the best Scooby Doo movies

[@CLDJ227]

I think as a kid this introduced me to the concept of voodoo dolls, I was able to the idea right away. Also, A Pup Name Scooby-Doo's theme song is too dang memorable lol. Anyways, I need to rewatched this film as I agree with people who view this as one of the best Scooby-Doo films out there. It's dark, the characters chemistry is great, and it mixes the typical Scooby-Doo comedic antics with the morbid story elements well. I think they mentioned animated movies back then didn't go this dark 🤔. I have to disagree, this was pretty common for animated films of the 90s and 2000s. I feel like some animated films today are a bit too clean and polished. I agree wholeheartedly that kids media often has to be more subtle than adult media and that it makes you think. This film having darker elements while still being safe, family-friendly, and not get to gorey or raunchy is what makes it stand out in a good way, while the show Velma is a little too reliant on being raunchy and getting away with gore and nudity. Lastly, in terms of Scooby-Doo's longevity I think one of the reasons for that is because the characters are well-defined and the premise is simple it can be vary malleable. Scooby-Doo can fit into any genre and anything can be done with it. I think the same is true for things like Power Rangers or Pokémon.

[@RGF91]

I loved Zombie Island the movie that put Scooby back on the map

[@chasehedges6775]

I’m glad I watched it as a kid

[@tv4nobs]

I could definitely see Jordan Peele put his magic and make a live action of this movie

[@StephenAndrewsPTL]

Just like I said on the Velma review, this is the perfect stepping stone to make an adult Scooby-Doo movie. Just do the shit you been doing but make it scarier lol

[@almostatami]

I remember Zombie Island terrified me as a kid and I needed my brother next to be in order to watch it. Even now the mood of that movie is just great.

[@liferealgood]

I liked this movie as a kid growing up. I think it first came on Cartoon Network. It had a whole advertisement push behind it and everything. I think it premiered on a Friday night.

[@blueThunder192]

The GOAT of scooby doo movies. Sky Cycle & 3rd eye blind did a great job with the music as well

[@calemobrien1139]

My favorite Scooby-Doo movie!! I loved those late 90s early 2000s Scooby-Doo movies especially Space Invaders, Cyber Chase, Witches Ghost😎

[@RYMAN1321]

Don’t forget Monster of Mexico, even though it was a different style. Used to watch that one on VHS a *LOT*

[@christopherrichards2350]

Shaggy in this movie is voiced by Billy West.

[@BudokaiTH]

The werecats made me think of those cat beings from Stephen King's Sleepwalkers. Shapeshifters, have to suck out the life force of people if not just flat out eat them. All that's missing is the incest. Lol

[@Drixenol86]

Scooby Doo on Zombie Island was a phenomenon when it first came out. It does the “dark” version of Scooby Doo better than Velma. Mystery Incorporated is also good.

[@SathishKumar-sk8fe]

I'm totally convinced now that my grand parents, parents, me and my kids are going to be fan of Scooby Doo. I guess Scooby Doo franchise has real has vast majority of diversity of fans.

[@ZakaZ1996]

You guys need to do a retro review for Mystery Incorporated series as well

[@thefanwithoutaface8105]

Scooby Doo on Zombie Island aka the movie where Scooby and the Gang face actual SERIAL KILLERS!

[@MadForHatters]

I was never really a big fan of Scooby at all but I will always stop on Cartoon Network and watch this movie if it comes up. It's THAT good and I love the song Terror Time.

[@khaliyahjefferson832]

Terror time was a bop

[@marcushamner5994]

Scooby Doo on Zombie Island is a classic. It’s one of my favorite movies by Hanna Barbera.

[@thebossrayden]

Needed Andre the Black nerd for this. I promise that phone call would have been worth it.

[@Zikomo7]

My guess (as to why scooby is so enduring) the characters are timeless. Fred is the confident (slight sus) patriarch, daphne is whatever femininity of the time demands, Velma is the unappreciated feminist icon, shaggy is counterculture identity. Scooby is iffy, but my guess is he’s the heart/baby of the team

[@braxtonsnakefangs24]

One of my favorite villain lines "I've been getting away with it for 200 years" love it

[@dragondaveltd1992]

Any plans for The Land Before Time for your next Retro Toon Review to celebrate its 35th Anniversary, Double Toasted team?

[@infinite-sadness]

Easily the best Scooby movie

[@chasehedges6775]

Indeed. It’s the best

[@EdwardSanchezProductions]

This movie is a classic

[@chasehedges6775]

An absolute classic

[@tristanmilner9511]

Fun Facts: Frank Welker plays Fred for this movie, like he's done since the show started. His Futurama co-star, Billy West, plays Shaggy in this movie. And the Director, Don Messick, was the original voice of Scooby-Doo.

[@earthsongeb]

This movie caught me off guard as kid. Used to watch it all the time back when it aired on Cartoon Network. Really like how dark animated kids movies were willing to go back in the day.

[@ChuckD008]

This was a legit scary kids movie. The animation budget was clearly more than the franchise had ever had (at that point).

[@HB-ih9qp]

that 3 movie run of zombie island, alien invaders & cyber chase was crazy

[@RYMAN1321]

I loved all of them as a kid, and even liked 2003’s Monster of Mexico even though the animation was a different style (and company?) by that point.

[@kharikhy-ree2242]

Yesssss Scooby-Doo. My favorite of the films along with Cyber Chase and Alien Invaders. 🥰😍❤

[@Hunter-ff1mv]

This was my favorite Scooby Doo movie of all time. I always rented it from blockbuster for VHS every time I would visit the US. Thank you guys for reviewing it and in glad you guys enjoyed it as much as I did!

[@jmantime]

This came out the same year as Resident Evil 2, the highest selling survival horror game with Zombies. I wonder if Resident Evil inspired this movie ?

[@SavageKing-2176]

Witch ghost was a really good one, also included the hex girls ☝🏾

[@TreFKennedy]

More late 90’s Scooby Doo movie reviews 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@AnFOI]

Cuz it's Double Toasteeeeeed time again!! I remember when this came out on Cartoon Theater in 98! I was only four years old. Crazy how much time has passed. I miss the old cartoon network

[@RYMAN1321]

Agreed Crazy to think it’s been 25 years now. I was only 3 that year LOL

[@trentonhamilton645]

Disney: It's terrifying. 😰 WB: Oh Shut up, You released The Black Cauldron back in the 80s. 😑

[@cycross3969]

Zombie Island is a classic! I also highly recommend checking out the Mystery Incorporated serie. It was the first Scooby-Doo TV series with an overarching plot, and it managed to be both hilarious and extremely dark with a legitimately mind blowing ending.

[@Joselitty]

Omg I loved this movie as a kid - it has this sense of urgency but still possessed the fun of Scooby Doo

[@kyngwad]

Zombie Island was successful because they used real monsters

[@christopherrichards2350]

You guys should do a video review on the classic Cartoon Network series Ed Edd n Eddy. There’s an episode called The Day The Ed Stood Still and that’s where Double D (Edd) and Eddy dress Ed up as a monster and he goes on a rampage through out the cul-de-sac. The episode has references to the sci-fi horror movie Alien. It’s one of my favorite episodes

[@albertadache2572]

I hope they review the Witch's Ghost, the Alien Invaders and the Cyber Chase on the retro toon show

[@Cytron1515]

The Witch's Ghost is one of my favorites from the early 2000's.

[@michaelstrong5383]

I remember when this movie used to air on Cartoon Network, and they would really amp up the *"MONSTERS ARE REAL"* part in the commercials. That blew my mind when I was a kid.

[@bearerofbadnews1375]

Then the sequel return to zombie island. Where the writers went out of their way to disprove “monster are real” with swamp gas hallucinations. And that’s not the only retcon they did, but it’s the worst.

[@michaelstrong5383]

@@bearerofbadnews1375 Way to ruin what made the first Zombie Island movie so beloved, WB.

[@bearerofbadnews1375]

@@michaelstrong5383 well at least they gave the 13 ghosts of Scooby doo a conclusion remember that? Also Scrabby is not in the finale, because of course he isn’t.

[@michaelstrong5383]

@Bearer of Bad news 13 Scrappy has never been in any Scooby-Doo project since the first live action film where he was the main villain. James Gunn hated Scrappy so much that he succeeded in kicking the character out of the franchise.

[@Arizonadreamcatcher4]

Zombie Island and Witch's Ghost had the best 🎶 🎵 🎶!!!

[@stormhawk4277]

This movie scared the shit out of me at points when I was a kid.

[@sesfilmsllc]

17:45 Mark Hamill?

[@albatross4920]

Does anybody remember secret Saturdays on cartoon network. It was a show about a secret group that protected cryptid/legendary creatures from being discovered kinda like men in black. Imagine a scooby series where the gang were Ghostbusters-style monster hunter/paranormal defenders. This movie, witch's ghost, and alien invaders was the closest thing we got to that.

[@adangarcia464]

This the recent animated scooby foo movie I saw with my sisters like 1 month ago and we were like ayo, this got a dark tone

[@KageMaxwell]

Me at 15:41- 'Whoa, Bayou Billy looks pissed!'

[@lordofthereels6790]

Scooby Doo and Guess Who I really like as they get some surprising as shit guest stars (including Morgan Freeman, Steve Buscemi, Sean Astin and more. They also make the episodes plots tie into the guest's known works like Morgan Freeman helps them fight a ghost at a prison with a lot of Shawshank jokes (for kids?) and Sean Astin has a weird obsession with rings.

[@maeahem]

Looking forward to this video and already liked! I grew up in Nigeria and we didn’t always have electricity. Saturday mornings was Cartoon Network Movies. Scooby Doo on Zombie Island was one that was rare and we ALWAYS missed it for years. Or would catch only bits here and there. And we couldn’t have looked it up on the internet or anywhere else back then. I remember when we FINALLY got to watch it. It was so cathartic and fun for me and my siblings. As well as the different versions of Scooby movies (Ghouls school was another fave), we also liked the Flinstones movies, Jetsons, and I watched Phantom Tollbooth too on those Saturday mornings. Good times 😅

[@willmetcalf6746]

One of my favorite Scooby-Doo movies of all time along with witch's ghost and the live action movies from the early 2000s.

[@jyoshiostudios]

Oh god this is so nostalgic I love this movie. It helps kids get introduced with more creepy stuff and it’s an all Time classic!!!

[@kacklina]

This is the only Scooby Doo movie that I like. The young Scooby Doo cartoon was also my favorite Scooby Doo cartoon.

[@darrylmartin5642]

I would love for Corey, Martin, and the gang to review the 1986 Transformers The Movie.

[@hogwilddevildog8827]

"Cause it's TERROR time again!!!"