Remember Those Direct-To-Video SCOOBY-DOO Movies?

[@TierZoo]

Man, Cyber Chase is one of the most nostalgic movies ever. Thanks for reminding me that it exists :)

[@imanidiot7586]

i had the movie on dvd and i used to watch it over and over

[@tommyboi2982]

Dude you show up on all my favorite videos.

[@houstonthedishwasher6625]

Tier zoo do an episode about Scooby doo's stats in the meta

[@emerald3616]

These movies were my early childhood.

[@LickMyMusketBallsYankee]

It's you! I saw you in Reddit once- before I was banned for goading people into suicide on the suicidal sub.

[@305Independent]

These movies were hands down the greatest incarnation of Scooby-Doo that's ever been created. Animation was fire, music was stellar, and the monsters were REAL which was kick-ass.

[@LucyLioness100]

Clef the Misfit and the stories all varied with different emotional beats & tones

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

*_But have you heard of Mystery Incorporated?_*

[@andrewcooper167]

Come on guys the Groovy Gang is far superior in every way

[@Hanakin-Sidewalker]

Obi-Wan Kenobi That show was simply amazing. It reminds me a lot of the Clone Wars; it started out as sort of a kid’s show, but as the seasons went on, the episodes got darker. In one of the final episodes, I remember Velma’s friend being executed by evil Nazi robots, which was pretty morbid.

[@tecnicstudios]

I believe while these movies are great, they are only one of the greatest incarnations, each has their specialties that makes them great. Mystery Incorporated is another one of the greatest in my opinion.

[@stephenking5852]

Zombie Island had great music, Witch’s Ghost gave us the Hex Girls, Alien Invaders was a great love story, and Cyber Space brought back classic monsters.

[@Xtoff]

Drummer hex girl is my waifu. I call dibs

[@gamingstuff9396]

My favourites are Zombie Island the witch's Ghost, Alien invaders, cyber chase and Meet the Boo Brothers I loved watching all of them when I was little

[@georgewilliamsiii4677]

I think the singing witches were homage to the singing witches in that damn old disney movie with the lady who I can't recall and it's all fading the harder I think about it lol Damn somebody knows what I'm talking about. I'm gonna put a spell on you....😳 It literally faded I can only remember the movie scenes, not names nothing....

[@idontevenknow3852]

I think you're talking about Hocus Pocus

[@chrismilton3240]

All 4 movies were excellent lol

[@sceti118]

I think it's safe to say the Hex Girls are the main reason so many of us have a thing for goth girls 😂

[@TheMoose126]

Big time dude, and the best part is that it isn't confusing cuz it's a human female and not Lola Bunny.. I've said too much.... maybe I shouldn't have a phone..

[@emidal05]

I realize now that I totally had a crush on them, and now add them to the list of “things that should of made me realize I was bi sooner”

[@CadianColors]

TRUE

[@michaelmaynard937]

Yes

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

I blame Tim Burton for my pale goth girl fetish.

[@Eldrisaur]

"It's Terror Time Again" and "I'm a Hex Girl" are still absolute bangers

[@louis8487]

I am so hard wired by these movies that I sang the titles in my head while reading your comment lmao

[@brianodonnell4496]

@@louis8487 all 4 of them were way better.

[@louis8487]

@@brianodonnell4496 What does that have to do with my comment

[@brianodonnell4496]

@@louis8487 just the first four in 1998-2001. - Zombie Island(1998) - The Witch's Ghost(1999) - The Alien Invaders(2000) - The Cyberchase(2001)

[@louis8487]

@@brianodonnell4496 I still don't see what that has to do with my comment

[@ACinemafanatic]

Zombie island is my favorite due to how much they captured the horror element especially how much darker it was. Those cat monsters gave me nightmares lol. And the witches ghost I found it dark as well but a tad bit predictable but you gotta admit having tim curry in made it 10x better

[@SassMate]

Was terrified of zombies as a kid, would have nightmares nonstop every time I saw the image of a zombie, watching them when I was around 15 again made me love it and zoms in general though, however, present day it's just art to me, other than those corny ads lol

[@anneda1152]

Yeah, i remember i was terrified of that movie. Took a while to gather the courage to watch it. Alone. On a dark night. Lol

[@fanvo9831]

Yep your right ! Zombie Island was best due to the fact that it took a different spin on the series where the monsters were actually REAL. Also the fact that the zombies were actually the helpers who were trying to warn the gang of the real villians

[@wolftitanreading5308]

also if you think about it ZOmbie Island was the one that basicly dealt with serial killers, and not just people wanting money or land

[@Unfunnyape24]

The Zombies were scary as hell, specially because the animation and colors in the movie were very different to normal Scooby Doo movies, it was all darker and gloomier

[@CABRALFAN27]

I don't care what anyone says, Scooby Doo and the Ghoul School was lit.

[@TallManVanitas]

Agreed!

[@dannyboy5008]

Boo brothers was the best of that era hands down

[@severedpighead4141]

Yes

[@kashoot4782]

CABRALFAN27 *IS lit you mean

[@JKIII-lj8us]

Yo that shit was lit

[@owenolmsted4559]

Zombie Island scared me as a kid. The transformations were terrifying to me.

[@bleee.t]

Nah fam that movie traumatized me, im still recovering today man😭😭😭💀

[@CWB342]

Scared the hell out of me!

[@TheBestAsbestos13]

I rewatched it recently as a GROWN-ASS MAN and those zombies are STILL really creepy!!!

[@DeathnoteBB]

I loved it as a kid, but I also loved horror back then

[@Kosmouchkosmatakosmos]

Soft

[@JaxBlade]

Zombie Island and the Witch one were MY FAVORITES AS A KID! I still rewatch the Zombie one every halloween lol I love it

[@majorfanboy2005]

JaxBlade Hey I know you

[@eurovision50]

I watch it every Halloween, too! XD

[@corywilson532]

The Witch one was responsible for making sure 10 year old boys had boners for the bad or goth girls when they turned 12. Talk about subliminal messages.

[@Sonic3Knuckles]

JaxBlade same dude

[@wyatttalley2233]

Lmao you’re everywhere Jax

[@humangirl2122]

This year is the 50th anniversary of the whole Scooby Do franchise.I think these movie's need to sold in a 4-movie blu-ry pack.

[@robertcarldecker]

Bunny Speed and the live action movies should’ve been on 4K UHD Blu-ray!

[@justinpullen1097]

I'd buy it.

[@jdam3131]

5?: Wheres my mummy

[@lukes401k]

John_d 31 no, just no

[@CaramelFae]

Oh my god I had the biggest crush on the Hexgirls

[@barackobama6715]

OberonFK Thorn’s boobs were huge omg how did I never notice.

[@UnVeritableBolDeLait]

They definitely put a spell on me

[@danielsantiago4490]

I was a Thorn whore. She pretty much defined what I find attractive on women (aesthetically mostly). After her I'd always turn an eye to characters like Elvira Mistress of the Night or any female character that's dark, gothy or vampiric.

[@wibbywoo6176]

I remember seeing Thorn as really young kid and thinking "I don't know what, but I wanna do something to her" and as an adult, that really makes me question everything about myself. Or it did, until I looked up cosplay of the hexgirls.

[@timothyw98]

Earth, wind, fire and air we made love bad but you don't care.

[@TheKelpie13]

"The series survive purely on commercial pandering..." As he shows footage of mystery incorporated. One of the deeper of the Scooby-Doo series, and probably the best one.

[@alecmanst629]

Ike what a dumb take

[@otamanvasyl9949]

Well, that's your opinion. I didn't like Mystery Inc.

[@SeiIorii]

​@@otamanvasyl9949no one asked

[@mrdropkicker1]

*Played out of context* “Help me, I’ve fallen and I can’t get up!” Ryan: “wow, how sexist and stupid. Product of it’s time.” Context in the Actual Movie: *Velma was luring the witch into a trap*

[@KaoticReach1999]

​@mrdropkicker1 Well when people like him make such professionally offended or plain ridiculous statements they've to reach even if they've to ignore all context to even do it. What matters is the virtue signaling and "look, look! I'm against such things even my example and points don't make sense, you're proud of me now right equally as deluded viewers! What matters is pandering to that viewpoint!!" It's like online social credit scores for all the wrong reasons. Ryan is one of the lesser examples of this but these days that could just be people are tired of it.

[@Vvk732]

Zombie island terrified me as a kid

[@littlejoker247]

Vamsi Krishna Same

[@none-hi3ht]

After watching this video I now remember being scared of Zombie Island. I was 8 when it came out.

[@TominatorGaming]

The mummy episode from the first series gave me nightmares XD I had a panic attack when people asked if I had any coins 😂

[@daltoncooper4276]

I stayed away from it because of that

[@phoenyxgames2030]

It scared me way to much and j watched it two months ago

[@nathamiell]

I think Scooby-Doo was part of everyone's childhood.

[@Werewolf914]

That's probably true I mean it released in 1963 I believe, (all I remember is the pilot episode featured the Black Knight Ghost) so in that span of 55 years many people got to grow up with it, I'd be extremely surprised if someone who owned a TV as a kid didn't know what Scooby-Doo is.

[@TheWeepingDalek]

except to people why were already grown up in 1963

[@Mayala285]

BigNat3r yep

[@PACKERMAN2077]

it almost wasn't mine. I managed to watch almost every Scooby-Doo movie and episode even secretly even though my parents kept me from it because they thought it was demonic witchcraft because it's a talking dog that catches ghosts with a hippie and a loose woman in heels and a skirt respectively.

[@PACKERMAN2077]

Kry Kry Stott it was a different time and a different way of thinking and they weren't wrong.

[@thekavestation]

the hex girls were the first time I remember thinking a cartoon character was sexy

[@DCMarvelMultiverse]

Sexier than either the Pussycats, Holograms, or Misfits put together.

[@Mordamir]

I think they got me into Goth chicks, especially the one with the black hair.

[@2doot]

OoF the hexgirls must have been my earliest crush. It was inevitable as a girl who absolutely LOvEs anything to do with monsters and vampires, plus I thought the song was super cool and I remember I used to wish they were a real band and would jam out to their little theme song.

[@pigeonssuck6943]

Same, haha.

[@MingusDynastyy]

Velma's where it's at

[@biggeek2256]

Just pointing out that Cyber Chase was Grey DeLisle-Griffin’s first time voicing Daphne

[@peytonadamz.4324]

Daphne has always been my favorite

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

@@peytonadamz.4324 Same

[@isabelbelem9062]

She has been a great Daphne, as well a great voice actor

[@brytilaar]

I think Grey only voiced her in Cyber Chase because Mary Kay Bergman passed away.

[@jonw.1043]

I don't think that Velma falling in that scene was "melodrama" as much as a reference to a Life Alert commercial that was pretty infamous in the early 1990s, at least in the US.

[@justinpullen1097]

It was part of their trap anyway.

[@JakeAdkinsOfficial]

Oh for sure, that's what I immediately recognized when I was a kid.

[@superhalokiller666]

Jon W. It’s that old?

[@brianodonnell4496]

What about at the late 90's with "Zombie Island (1998)" & "The Witch's Ghost(1999)"?

[@samuelbarton7898]

it still makes me laugh though when i rewatch these flims

[@FoxyAlice93]

Witch's Ghost is probably why I'm so into Goth girls to this day.

[@dragonlordthekingofdragons6373]

I think it's why I love black haired girls and goth stuff

[@jakobkoestner7802]

On god

[@krystalschrand4256]

Witch’s Ghost is probably why I AM a goth girl to this day 😂

[@CesarGonzalez-bw2hz]

I was young enough that the attraction didn't even register as a familiar feeling, but I'm right there with you. Goth girls have my heart.

[@XanderPGK]

Me too

[@vicenteortegarubilar9418]

Oh man I know I am going to be one of the hundred people that will comment about this films being part of their childhood, but I really need to, the animation, the creatures, the twists, the new characters, the light contrast in the first films, all of the scooby doo shows and movies were so important when I was a kid. Great video and the thumbnail is beautiful.

[@rusty9719]

Spot on

[@barrag3463]

Used to have these on VHS; didn't buy them, but we would record them when they came on TV (so there were ad breaks recorded). I used to watch them quite a bit on Saturday mornings, and Zombie Island and UFO were my favorite in particular. Have no clue where those VHS tapes are now, but they probably don't have the highest fidelity anymore. Geez, remember when you would record stuff on VHS?

[@blindedjourneyman]

Well said

[@hyenaguy2602]

I used to watch Alien Invaders(I was one of those kids fascinated by ufos, alien abductions, and Roswell) and Zombie Island all the time.

[@slayer45670]

I love Zombie island

[@PridelessChickz]

Ahhh, this brings me back. The zombie one scared the shit out of me as a kid. I still have my mom making fun of how I used to name all my Barbies Crystal Amber (I totally forgot she even had a dog until now-- I always thought her name was Crystal Amber lol). Oh man, 20ish years went by so fast

[@kayleighbrown459]

I loved Zombie Island as a kid. It was so unexpectedly dark.

[@seanmcgrath3826]

First time Scooby & the gang had to deal with real monsters! And it was good, too!

[@spectacularmatthew1999]

Kayleigh Brown True by getting eaten alive by Alligators yes!

[@blancarosales3400]

the song of the zombies chase is awesome and is really catchy LOL

[@isaiahadams1996]

Agreed

[@nathansierra7294]

Kayleigh Brown Vic

[@batvadergaming]

when Velma says “help me I have fallen and I can’t get up” I absolutely lost my shit

[@ChaosMyth1012]

She should’ve gotten life alert

[@daniboy4153]

XD So true

[@QuintonReviews]

IF you've never checked out Mystery Incorporated, I'd say it's my favourite version of the show. It's different -- no question -- but there's so much to love.

[@RyanHollinger]

My researched showed some good reviews, so I'm rather curious now.

[@NedWholeness]

Ryan Hollinger It's easily the best thing to come out of the franchise since Zombie Island. Tons of interesting character development and an a focus on overarching narrative and continuity really set it apart. It also tackles some surprisingly dark stuff thematically, though I won't spoil it. The ending, wew.

[@complimentcap2464]

DUDE, you have to check it out! i'm not going to say much but you should really watch it.

[@hueylongdong347]

Ryan Hollinger Dude check it out. The show is awesome

[@hobbbz8192]

This was actually my last scooby doo series I watched kind of for the same reasons you watched Cyber chase last. It was just such a compelling and interesting story that I had to keep watching it and by the end, I realized that this was the final scooby doo show I would watch. Not because it was bad, but just because it ended so well and I wanted my last memories of scooby doo to be of that awesome show

[@nekomisakisan]

I still love "where is my mummy?" that they make monsters look real and a threat since people are being petrified, but in the end it’s Velma behind everything, just to save egypt treasures for egypt people.

[@Blokewood3]

It's a great twist. If you watch Wheres my Mummy right after you watch Zombie Island and Witch's Ghost then it's even more of a twist.

[@gaminggoof1542]

It’s a really good movie for the ‘what’s new’ series, one of the best of them. Good chase song too

[@gasmonkey1000]

I Iove that one too. It was great

[@GSSAGE7]

That bit about Daphne being only used as a damsel in distress amuses me because, even back in the 60's, they knew this. I distinctly remember a bit where Velma refers to her as "Danger-prone Daphne."

[@vaIe_]

Idk if this was in the 60’s. They mention this in the lockness monster one (2004).

[@brycehitchcock9207]

I distinctly remember when they forgot to give Velma a nose

[@Springdude11]

@@vaIe_ I remember that movie.

[@ryuman757]

Remember that part where Velma recognizes Daphne by the moaning that was being made? Lololol

[@Xehanort10]

There's one episode where Fred goes "Danger prone Daphne did it again."

[@YokaiX]

A shame that Hex Girls aren’t a band in real life too

[@maddiewhatever441]

they were real in my heart.

[@RedVelvet_EdgeMuffin]

#Kisswasinscoobydoo

[@Blank55600]

I blame Scooby-Doo for my taste in women Velma and hex girls oh lawd

[@moonagedaydreamer13]

i think they opened a gay awaking in me when i was a kid

[@valentinamagnan5714]

@@moonagedaydreamer13 same, i'm still waiting for a guitarist goth girlfriend

[@jackbj]

i’m man enough to admit that i cried when the real gang said bye to the og cyber-gang and got sucked back to the real world

[@natashaevans5112]

I cried when the Phantom Virus died from the magnet. I really liked him.

[@deez1384]

That one struck a cord 🤧🤧

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

@@natashaevans5112 Same here, my friend. Same here.

[@rhettmitchell]

@@deez1384 CORD. I see what you did there

[@danmakes2497]

F for Splindy Johnny.

[@RhapsodyHC]

I highly recommend Mystery Incorporated if you want something more for adults. It’s darker, more mature, and more plot driven than any of the other series.

[@toonman5099]

It IS a tad bit more mean spirited and cynical in comparison though.

[@JustSilver23]

@@toonman5099 it is but i feel like it fits because the audience it was made for

[@toonman5099]

@@JustSilver23 I mean fair, but I feel like it's also a reason we've been dealing with some of the worst Velma characterizations. Granted also doesn't help that it's been a mandate by the higher ups to make the movies be like "monsters don't exist kids! there's nothing to be scared of!" which is why we've been having some of the worst Scooby movies in recent years.

[@childofthesea7345]

anyone remember monster of Mexico, monster of Hawaii, the goblin king and the samari

[@katiefoca6403]

What about where’s my mummy

[@gaminggoof1542]

I enjoyed those movies, they were pretty good, mostly the early ones like Loch Ness monster but the 4 90s ones knock those out of the park story and animation wise

[@gaminggoof1542]

katie scarlett I liked that one too, one of the better ‘what’s new’ movies like monster of mexico

[@liquidbismuth1044]

Different era.

[@helioizer3366]

samurai, hawaii, and goblin I remember, mexico I dont

[@taylorowen2378]

Does anybody remember when the gang met Batman and the Harlem Globetrotters?

[@blandhotsauce762]

That’s the original ac black flag if I remember correctly. I might have mushed two episodes together though.

[@insomniaczombie8942]

yes!!!! they're so underrated tho!

[@UltralightMeme]

Taylor Owen and Johnny Bravo

[@carl-emilhghansen9494]

Some of the best scooby doos are where they meet people that actually exist. I really loved all those episodes.

[@manyachievables]

Does anyone remember the movie where they met the Blue Falcon?

[@Crick1952]

I'm pretty sure "Help me! I've fallen and I can't get up!" Is just ment as a joke for us kids, since for some reason CN thought it was a good idea to show that Life Alert commercial unendingly to children.

[@thehackingburger3002]

Crick1952 THANK YOU! I still make that joke, and I know it's only because it was INGRAINED. I always thought it was making fun of that too.

[@scp--297]

XD Yah. I remember that commercial and how much it came up. A lot of teenagers still make jokes of that including myself.

[@brendencline6583]

Neko Sun same

[@Crick1952]

Static Truths I'm glad to see that the meme has survived and been passed onto the next generation 😢😃

[@Andrewcast5523]

Oh man those Life Alert and Jitterbug commercials were something else.

[@ZanguSwe]

Scooby Doo on Zombie Island still reigns supreme imo for just how fresh and exciting the direction was looking. It's a shame it got lost for quite a few years until Mystery Inc.

[@estebangutierrez160]

And the sequel sucked

[@MakoTheFrog]

These 4 movies were phenomenal. And to make sure it wasn't just my rose tinted nostalgia glasses skewing my perception i re-watched them all as a 25yr old adult manchild, and yes, still amazing.

[@joshualowe5800]

pathetic I'm about to turn 23 and I STILL LOVE Scooby Doo!

[@teesaifele9391]

pathetic bro I remember you from the fat cats fighting video

[@MakoTheFrog]

hello brother, come with me and i will show you the wonders of the internet

[@aconcernedcommissar6261]

Anyone remember that loch ness monster one. its kinda similar with at the end implying Nessie be real.

[@grimreaper9129]

Yes

[@lordvile0546]

Yes with the submarine thing to impersonate nessie

[@ConstantEve]

They keep making them

[@Sir-Hash-A-Lot]

It isnt a mook animation film tho

[@jahbotthethird2233]

Yes one of my favourites

[@OfficialRedTeamReview]

Zombie Island on Cartoon Network's Cartoon Theater is such nostalgia. I can hear the announcer now.

[@chandrawagner4061]

I love that I see you pop up in comments in random videos I watch. I love you and passion and your GoT videos but I love that I'll see you every where, from Tale Foundry to a random scooby doo movie video 😄

[@OfficialRedTeamReview]

[@codename1176]

Terror time

[@KRw0lf]

Codename1 1 It still creeped me out from time to time Zombie Island

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

I remember watching the Cyber Chase movie on there in late 2002 or 2003. I was so stoked CN was showing it, because I had the movie on VHS (my parents brought it home for me Halloween 2002 and I LOVED it.)

[@mickyickysticky4730]

Alien invaders and cyber chase are the two greatest scooby doo movies ever made childhood classics

[@littlegelland]

I want a legitimately terrifying R-rated Scooby-Doo animated feature film, with the visual style of the original 60-70's show, cooky surf music and the voice actors of the live-action film. Please?

[@ReverieOfThorns]

That sounds sick, I'd watch that, they should really try to cash in on the older fanbase since so many people fondly remember the franchise and I'm sure many of their adult audience would enjoy something like that. Even a PG-13 one meant more for a teenage audience wouldn't be so bad

[@PKtubeK]

I suggest you watch Supernatural Season 13 ep 16, because in this episode the guys got sucked into a scooby doo world by a television and it is high key bloody r rated.

[@Fletchayabetcha]

Im pretty sure there's one coming out

[@GaMeOvEr12454]

@@PKtubeK i was just about to comment this, it was a great episode haha

[@memepro2676]

That sounds badass

[@Descryptic]

Scooby-Doo on Zimbie Island turns 20 today! Released on September 22nd 1998! Happy 20th Anniversary!

[@Awesoman66]

I'm only a few days older than that movie. Geez, I thought it was newer.

[@Cookie-ox9dd]

I had no idea it was that old

[@joshcook4920]

Cactus_Lord66 it’s a year older than me yikes

[@JimmyChampane]

I absolutely loved these movies when I was a kid. I wore out the Zombie Island VHS and the end of Alien Invaders got me right in the heart. Great video dude.

[@vianjelos]

Jimmy Champane zombie island was my favorite..but all were great.

[@Stinkydo0d]

Alien Invaders made me cry when I was 5. lol Even when Fred started crying, the bold leader, I just couldn't hold it in.

[@alphagojira5647]

stinkydo0d Were you crying because of the sad moments?

[@Stinkydo0d]

Well, I was crying because I knew Shaggy and Scooby were falling in love with Crystal and Amber. And knowing how they're very upbeat when they aren't terrified, it made me cry to see them so sad at the end. I was a very sensitive kid back then. lol

[@thema1998]

stinkydo0d While the moment at the end never made me cry as a kid, it ALWAYS bummed me out. 😔

[@Random-nw9gi]

I actually got a little emotional watching this. I remember watching all of these movies as a kid, and the whole bit about how walking away from them hit me hard. I've only recently started returning to the things that made me happy as a kid as a disillusioned 20 year old. I returned to my greatest hyperfixation, Godzilla, last year during lockdown and have been trying to find the things that make me happy now, and surprisingly? Not a whole lot has changed. I love your vids and this one somehow brought me to tears.

[@poppyameiIa]

the hex girls will forever be icons of mine.

[@spawnofthehell]

I have a goth fetish because of them. Thanks Scooby Doo

[@mattwolf7698]

I wish they were a real band.

[@GigaChadh976]

The original, big titty goth gf’s

[@colindear5416]

Lol nice I also obtained a goth fetish from them and Danny Phantom. It also made me get a emo fetish.

[@PeachFlavoredKaiju]

That song sometimes pops up in my head from time to time

[@YukiBusujima]

I grew up with a mix of the classic Scooby Doo, What's new Scooby Doo, the live action films and these films. The nostalgia is strong and for how repetitive it was the atmosphere was second to none for me. I got back into it with Mystery Incorporated which I really enjoyed especially the extra personality added to characters especially best character Velma. Then I saw the latest series and lost all interest again.

[@benjaminwilliams8030]

Omg yasss

[@dequariuswalker4739]

Cartoon network does have a habit of ruining it's own shows

[@isaaccushman3229]

They surprise-dropped their newest series they’ve been developing for a few years two weeks ago called “Scooby Doo and Guess Who”, I’d suggest checking it out, it’s very much like the original series and makes up for “Be Cool, Scooby Doo”.

[@mr._2994]

Lol, I grew up with the exact same things. And personally, Mystery Inc. is easily the best incarnation.

[@fartsnstuf]

Mystery Incorporated is vastly overrated, not to mention Be Cool, Scooby Doo gets some honor for making Daphne something other than just a damsel in distress

[@ThatStupidCircle89]

“I’ve transformed my body into a dangerous weapon” say what you want about the movie but that quote was...iconic

[@TheLowBrassDude]

Out of context that's the kind of line that Zap Brannigan would say.

[@samjones7834]

8:45 “Or maybe there’s oil under the island.” *THE UNITED STATES ARMY WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION*

[@MAMoreno]

Ben: "Sarah wasn't a witch. She was a Wiccan." Velma: "Wicca didn't exist until about 300 years after her death." Ben: "Crap. You got me. I just want her spell book." Fred: "Well, that's another mystery solved, gang! Let's go home!"

[@Blokewood3]

Yeah, and even worse Thorn says she's 1/16th Wiccan on her mother's side. Wicca is a religion, not an ethnicity!

[@estebangutierrez160]

Was I the only one who thought that Sarah Ravencroft look like a Nun?

[@harrybechtle4333]

Velma:”for good right?” Ben:”…” Velma:”for good right?”

[@dwightschrute3721]

This was a video I didn’t know I needed so bad. It totally reopened a forgotten and somewhat golden time in my life, very similar to your own experience, and for that I thank you. Subscribed

[@davidhatcher7016]

: )

[@HelheimMudkip]

Me too, I loved these!

[@Space_Potat]

Same 😌

[@spencermoore7620]

Classic Scooby Doo movies like these will definitely always hold a place in my heart for going against the previously established flat characters and repetitiveness of the series. BUT I do have to stand up for Mystery Incorporated, because that reincarnation did a really good job of adding complexity to the mystery while still respecting the past the characters had of unmasking real people. To a certain extent it held up the basic character archetypes, but it did a pretty good job of giving each of them both a better backstory and personality that made them complimentary members of the team while also making them individuals with their own desires and goals. It's probably one of my favorite adaptations of the classic mystery gang, and it's worth checking out.

[@michaelnoga3737]

Mystery Incorporated really was a love letter to the Scooby Doo franchise

[@brianodonnell4496]

@@michaelnoga3737 Warner Bros. did?

[@khaleesi_cosima]

Some of the best songs came out of the Zombie Island movie. Amazing origin stories for the villains. And a clever take on the “man in the mask” trope. Honestly, an underrated classic.

[@liagotosleep264]

I feel bad for Shaggy and Scooby in the Alien movie because of Amber and Crystal leaving ... I felt a deeper connection between the two

[@ortho4542]

That's the one i really remembered from my childhood. They both got catfished by aliens.

[@Triset908]

That Groovy song hurts when its revealed at the end that they can never be together

[@lukes401k]

I had a very small dream about shaggy and scooby being woken up on the fake alien ship. Took me a couple of years to remember this

[@artsyryder]

God, Scooby Doo on Zombie Island was always my favorite as a child, though it was a bit scary to my 5 year old mind at the time XD

[@thenew4559]

Same bro.

[@Hello-jw7fb]

Ivystar Adventures bro that shit was terrifying

[@keetongu445]

My favorite was Alien Invaders, followed by Cyber Chase and Zombie Island, in that order.

[@White_Recluse]

Ivystar Adventures That movie exposed to the concept of zombies and it terrified me as a child

[@Zarastro54]

Probably the only movie where the zombies are actually good and not flesh hungry.

[@GusBDamme]

i remember Zombie Island actually scaring me a little bit as a kid, and the hex girls kicking off my early onset puberty.

[@GigaChadh976]

the cat that got away The original big titty goth GF’s

[@Sorrowdusk]

I had my crush on Dusk

[@GMdrivingMOPARguy]

Dude same, like almost exactly.

[@tadpolegaming4510]

I'm a furry because of them, goddammit

[@Trface-gi8ln]

Same

[@dekaritheprofessor2631]

R.I.P. Iwao Takomoto 🙏🏾 R.I.P. Joe Ruby🙏🏾 R.I.P. Ken Spears 🙏🏾 You will not be Forgotten🖤

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

Who are those people again? Please tell!

[@brettyacyshen9352]

I'm 26 years old now and I still, hands down, say the best scooby doo movies were these 4 movies, with Zombie Island being my absolute most favourite one because they experimented with having the gang being in a more dire, scary and serious situation. The zombie pirate in the pit with Scooby and Shaggy..... that scared me when I was little, but I still loved it. Hell, they play Scooby Doo on Zombie Island every year on TV around Halloween time, and every year I watch it just because of the nostalgia and how good it is compared to the recent movies. I really wish they would go back to the more serious tone again, we need more 'real' monsters in the movies.

[@cianmorgan791]

G n gg

[@literalgh0st876]

i absolutely love zombie island and even though I’m now a teenager my opinion on this film has never changed I actually have one of the animation slides of Scooby and shaggy in the pit in the scene you were describing , although cyber chase will always be my favourite .

[@experienceofchris1108]

yes same we would prob get along very well my friend. im 24 and zombie island was/is my shit!

[@benanning7217]

Devastated that you didn't call this 'Scooby-Doo: A Ruh-rohspective'

[@RyanHollinger]

MISSED OPPORTUNITY!!!

[@unsubme2157]

Ben Anning that is way too forced to be funny

[@alfa01spotivo]

saids Pickle Rick

[@BrokenBeats94]

Hex Girls were Gothicc

[@dominicbrown7181]

69 likes, seems fitting for the comment.

[@KenyoMurabu]

Yes, they were... But they were great characters, =D

[@thaddeussimmons5223]

Nahhh they Emo..

[@joeyk3134]

Hunter N hell yeah

[@arthas640]

they were one of the first girls that made me feel funny as a kid :3

[@mikemartinez999]

Did anyone remember when Cartoon network did a parody of the Blair Witch Project but with the Scooby gang?

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

I remember that! It was on one of my parents' VHS recordings.

[@natashaevans5112]

YES!!

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

I’d like to see that.

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

I disagree, Daphne was crucial in the original Scooby Doo. Someone needed to get kidnapped and I'll be darned if Daphne wasn't anything but reliable!

Obi-Wan Kenobi pffft please, the bitch was Danger Proned as her boy Freddy would say.

[@clickycal]

Thats why they gave her more to do in scooby and scrappy, and 13 ghosts.

[@bradley5800]

@@clickycal yeah but didn't they close off Fred and Velma in doing so more or less I feel like they were just pushing that things and it didn't really work well.

[@0GlassOfAcid0]

She's both bait to catch a monster and click bait towards young children who watched her while growing up thinking she was hot.

[@charityg9871]

hello there

[@SaintEuripides]

I Loved Those 4 Movies Scooby Doo On Zombie Island 10/10 Scooby Doo and the Witches Ghost 10/10 Scooby Doo and the Alien Invanders 10/10 Scooby Doo and the Cyber Chase 10/10

[@anakinskywalker700]

I own them all and I just watched them all.

[@jeepersmcgee3466]

Zombie island 10/10 Witch's ghost 8.5/10 Alien invaders 8/10 Cyberchase 9/10 In my nostalgia-biased opinion

[@ulfricstormcloak9096]

Nah it’s gotta be ZI=8 WG=10 AI=9 CH=8.5

[@LordRetro-zh7er]

I’d say: ZI: haven’t really seen it WG: 10/10 AI:2/10 CC:10/10

[@fifi_leafy2258]

What do you rate the other ones?

[@mastersprogram]

The Nostalgia Is hitting so hard I remember I used to Love and watch these movie's so much

[@peytonadamz.4324]

The whole gang in zombie island thinking the zombies were the villains: Velma: *wait a damn minute*

[@Lu_R]

"It's terror time again" was an awesome song!

[@SledgehammerASMR]

Still IS

[@kgrainz6265]

So true

[@brianodonnell4496]

What about that sequel in 2019?

[@ryanwilliams9712]

Have it on my spotify rn 😂

[@ryanwilliams9712]

@@JimboPro yeah man. Idk if it's the Original but if you type in "Terror time" its there

[@ChuckD008]

I LOVED and was terrified of Zombie Island. The zombie designs were way creepier then any previous Scooby villain & it felt legitimately scary, as a child. Add in the cajun cat-people to boot

[@hyenaguy2602]

That part where Fred rips off a zombie's head must been a lot of kids first on screen decapitation.

[@VeerMaharaj]

Moral ambiguity. Its something i learned from the zombie island movie as a tween. Sometimes there are no real good or bad guys, just people who endured unfortunate situations by doing what they had to, to survive.

[@vianjelos]

The wearcats werent wrong to kill the pirates..but they WERE wrong to lure and kill innocent people for their immortality. Had they just be content with their regular life spans and living their years in peace, they would have been fine, but their greed for living turned them from innocent survivors, into monsters themselves.

[@pandahsykes602]

Zombie island was my favorite , such a gritty masterpiece lol surpassed only by legend of the phantosaur but that one isn’t really a classic movie yet .

[@planetaryiam954]

The four Mook Animation films were the best Scooby Doo movies in my opinion. They managed to keep what made the original 60's cartoon funny while also adding a mature edge that wasn't overreaching. I can't think of too many reboots that can boast that kind of achievement. They're great films to remember now considering what's become of Scooby-Doo over the years. Great video by the way!

[@jesusskelly7632]

Hexgirls influenced our love for bigtiddygothgf's

[@gingeetheginge6071]

Dio Brando GoTHICC

[@angelphilic]

Hex girls turned me gay

[@darthlogan6679]

Angelina King it's lesbian if your a girl

[@TheMotherConfesser]

They don’t have big titties though

[@natashaevans5112]

The Phantom Virus made me a cyber goth.

[@GaleGrim]

When I watched witches ghost as a kid my sister was going through her goth phase, so I didn't even blink at the hex girls or anything they did, it never occurred to me that they were red herrings.

[@epicwalrus7183]

I wasn't Goth at the time but I loved those girls...now I think about it they may have been what started me down the path that ended with me going full Goth XD

[@holaburger6075]

I like the Cyber Chase the most simply because of how meta it is.

[@thesentret2481]

Hola Burger sssaaammmeeee

[@DaDualityofMan]

I liked it a lot because of the whole concept of going into cyberchase, it's funny we have VR now and it's annoying, but as a kid it was such a cool concept to me, and it was also a big trend in the 2000s like it was in Fairly Oddparents, Teen Titans, and the ironically named Cyberchase is a whole show about it, I just really loved stuff like that as a kid, I also really loved all the different worlds like a real video game and how they met their past selves, but I always wondered why did past Shaggy have a red shirt lol?

[@icantthinkofaname1009]

Past Shaggy had a red shirt and blue jeans because it’s what he wore during the 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo and a trilogy of 80s movies (Boo Brothers, Ghoul School, Reluctant Werewolf). The other characters looks have been updated over the years, but the green t-shirt and brown pants have mostly stayed the same since they’ve never felt outdated. So when they had to come up with past Shaggy, they found the only other look he’d ever had. As a kid that had watched everything Scooby-Doo related that I could get my hands on, I always thought it was a neat little reference since the series and the movies with him in the red shirt weren’t very popular.

[@hdmartinez404]

I have the most memories with this movie

[@WindowsRive]

I didn't know that was why the past characters looked different, that's pretty cool actually!

[@ricardohuff8774]

Those four movies still timeless classics. They aged very well and still watchable.

[@colederkson818]

I loved cyber chase Must’ve rented it 100 times Back when you could actually rent movies

[@kefkapalazzo1]

you can still rent movies lmao theres red box and you can rent digital movies on amazon, iTunes, youtube, and more

[@Clarebear0925]

Tyson 552 you can still rent movies, digitally or physically.

[@aspockworkorange]

Lmao tard

[@micaiah8486]

I’m still obsessed skskkskskshd

[@rogeliobernal8775]

Real shit I even had the game for ps1! Played it everyday as a kid lol.

[@dakazoos]

Zombie island was the best thing ever, as a child that shit was SCARY.. holy crap, the soundtrack is definitely one of the best as well

[@gamingstuff9396]

Same it's my favourite loved that one as a kid

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

I have lovely childhood memories of that film

[@lewiskirkhope72]

God the memory of Saturday morning coming downstairs and me and my dad watching Scooby doo for a hour before going to gymnastics just makes me happy

[@ReadObituaries]

I loved all 4 of these. I was a MAJOR Scooby doo freak as a kid. It was one of those “so obsessed it kinda defines you”. After Scooby doo was Harry Potter, then twilight, then Anita Blake vampire hunter (I started to like reading better lol)

[@ElderGod4]

Bro actually said twilight 💀💀💀

[@SlabbyMess]

As a kid I had no clue it was different people

[@hdgrim7662]

Cyber chase: Velma: *Sneezes* Electoral man: “Bless you” Velma: “thanks!” Velma: *realizes who said it* no, no, no-

[@michaelalkis472]

lolllll

[@gantz22ify]

You mean Spindly Johnny?

[@ellitbo9863]

If you haven't watched the whole 2 seasons of mystery inc. I suggest you do. There's an overarching story, real danger, many supernatural things instead of only people in masks, and a good conclusion. Just thinking about it gives me chills, because of all the backstory about the conquistadors and the many different "mystery solving groups" that you learn about throughout the series. And also that parrot is terrifying.

[@Johnsechuan]

Dude, i LOVE mystery inc.

[@jacobbenns6090]

That parrot, holy shit, I forgot about him...

[@andrewbrasfield1104]

Ellit Bo I definitely like the ending where you know just by watching the episode that the series is over, but also gives a suggestion that the whole series (spoiler alert for all of Mystery Inc.) WAS A DAMN PREQUEL FOR MOST OF THE FRANCHISE

[@zachg4198]

I liked it. Butt the last time I saw it, I was like seven, so I thought it was weird and preferred what’s new scooby doo. I definitely prefer mystery inc now that I’m older.

[@killcam109]

I remember looking at the animation and thinking the show would be bad. Then I turned it on one day and saw a black woman with an Afro blasting a robot with a shot gun and I then thought "This show is better than I thought."

[@hawkishere1709]

Id seriously recommend looking into Mystery Incorporated. IT added so much to these characters and was honestly one of my favorite takes on the series. The monsters are real, the danger is real, there is actual mystery and story, THE HEX GIRLS COME BACK, there's character development, plot, everything! I fell in love with scooby doo again from that show, just because of how much it reminded me of those movies. Seriously, you have to check it out.

[@francisbartoszewski5504]

Yeah, from what I saw the story telling was pretty good though I didn't like the Shaggy Velma relationship thing they had going. Also it's just a shame about the modern animation technique they used, hand painted wins all day long.

[@GlacialScion]

Just An Average Guy Who Loves Games I'm torn with the direction these movies and Mystery Inc took, largely because I feel like a big part of Scooby Doo was always that there was a real, logical explanation to everything. This idea was mostly dispensed with, and while I like a lot of both the movies and show, I have a hard time accepting that.

[@Emma-yn9op]

Tbh Mystery Incorporated is one of my favourite cartoons. I didn’t like the Shaggy/Velma thing but they kinda gave Velma a girlfriend at the end so they sorta fixed the problem they made? But yeah I’m glad people are still talking about Scooby Doo I love it

[@feIIas]

Don't forget that the sense of frailty is back. Good god this show got dark.

[@Crumplebutt]

Mystery Incorporated is amazing. Not only because the long form writing is great but it makes homages to Lovecraft and Twin Peaks

[@jonel3596]

The ending killed me "I'm sure it retained its charm and... oh what the fuck!?" hahaha I thought the same thing when I saw the new crap

[@JordanSmith-ti4tx]

THIS IS SO NOSTALGIC, AS SOON ST I SAW THAT THUMBNAIL I STARTED CRYING

[@kimlechman5856]

You did forget to mention that Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invaders was the last film to feature Mary Kay Bergman as the voice of Daphne before her death in November 1999 and how the film was dedicated to her memory, and how after that, Daphne would start being voiced by Grey DeLisle in Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase.

[@thema1998]

Kim Lechman Did you know that B.J. Ward played Velma in the first four movies?

[@keilan_-schultz7496]

When those VCR intros started I got a big ol gulp of nostalgia

[@hunterdrown-mansfield4746]

keilan_ -schultz Same, I’m 14 and I started watching tv like 4 years ago on cable so I grew up watching the original Scooby doo movies and episodes on VHS and they were amazing

[@keilan_-schultz7496]

@@hunterdrown-mansfield4746 yea, I'm only 14 and my childhood was either watch vhs or go outside and play😂

[@trashpanda1999]

I love em. Gives me those nostalgic chills

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

Me to

[@mitchelmosier7205]

Me too, 14 and i’ve watched pretty much every episode possible like every dvd and all just me being an insane little kid

[@Gumpified25]

When I was younger Cyber Chase so so attracting to me for such a crazy concept with bright colors.

[@SlabbyMess]

I literally had to watch it every time I saw it on

[@kinzikun6194]

"I think we find a better chance of finding it if we split up." Shag and Scoob: *Make eye contact then walk off*

[@aj7789]

Shag and Scoob: *after walking off, start to "puff, puff, pass" while also taking HUGE bong rips any time the joint isn't in your hand* Shag and Scoob: *Eat everything in sight* x10 Shag: "Like *cough* ZOINKS" Scoob "Rike *cough cough* *wheeze* Ruh *coughcoughcough* Ro-*coughcough*ROH*COUGHCOUGHCOUGH*" Shag and Scooob: *Giggle about mundane nonsense until they can no longer breathe - followed by eating another 24-decker sandwich*

[@DavistheDCfan]

@@aj7789 jesus christ

[@sjahbw]

*then the monster appears right in front of them*

[@PunkExMachina]

I like this video BUT I disagree that Scooby-Doo is only pandering their demographics now. And I specifically mean by using footage of Mystery INC 32:00 (2010) when making the pandering statement. I seriously doubt that anyone who actually watcHeD that series would disregard it so quickly. The lightning and animation of that show is gorgeous. And the storytelling is AMAZING and it pays homage to hannah-barbera and the films mentioned in this video. It’s a meaningful and charming tribute to everyone who watched Scooby-Doo as a child. If anyone misses the charm of these films I recommend Mystery Incorporated. It has a monster every episode aND an overarching mystery that spawns throughout the show. It gets dark as characters actually....die. but I strongly recommend it. It has a really big following. It has its faults but really do really check it out.

[@SmoothCriminal12]

I watched it a lot when I was younger, and it really didn't do much for me. I do agree the animation is pretty underrated and it was probably just me being stubborn and not willing to except the new version so I'll definitely give it a second try.

[@andrewbrasfield1104]

Matt Scott Oh god PLEASE DO. You have no idea how ignorant your childish brain was. (No offense)

[@t.lanfield1936]

Wait,wait.... people die in scooby doo?

[@joshuacritchfield3564]

Mystery Inc was not just the same old thing. While it had a villain of the week and unmasking, it also had a arching mystery to keep you coming back. Also, Franken Creepy took the traditions of the show and turned them on their ear. Maybe the coolest DTV in resent years.

[@frezling2442]

Matthew Pollitt the amount of Twin Peaks references for a kids show is really astounding. A lot of death near the end, too.

[@speedy01247]

When you realize what you have been missing, cause My aunt loved scooby doo and would always buy me the newest movie/show, but she died a couple years ago and I left scooby doo when that happened. Damn, looking at old scooby doo movies suddenly brings back really old memories (like when I was 3-4 years old)

[@wibbywoo6176]

Jackson Hudak you say "a lot" as though it wasn't over seven billion people.

[@NotSoKevin1]

This video made me little teary eyed to be honest. The nostalgia tapped into my childhood and brought up some good memories watching Cartoon Network and Boomerang and how bomb the shows were and the movies/specials around Halloween time.

[@poego6045]

Ironically, using Mystery Inc to say "it went commercial and lost the magic of the old" is off the mark considering it's one of the best send ups to Scooby, the horror genre, hanna barbara, and in general is probably the best iteration since the original series.

[@LeopoldLitchenstein]

Exactly, if anything, the DTV movies after around maybe the mid 2000s are a better example, because they're kind of hit or miss from what I hear, with recycled ideas from various cartoon series becoming full on plots for films (meeting KISS, Adam West's Batman, etc.). Not to mention the ones from 2004-2009 feeling more like extended episodes of What's New, Scooby-Doo (mainly due to the artstyle) set in the DTV universe where the monsters are real rather than that show's continuity where the monsters weren't real. Best part of the films after that era of the DTV movies are the spot on cast reprising the roles they've had since 2002 (though post Be Cool that's sadly changed since Mindy Cohn has been replaced), with Matthew Lillard's Shaggy and adopting Derrick J. Wyatt's artstyle from MI mixed with the classic character designs.

[@Cherri_Bomb_01]

Thorn, the lead singer of The Hex Girls was my first on-screen crush.

[@eldiegollador7271]

Understandable.

[@adamm5031]

goth gf

[@caesarplaysgames]

Dude Zombie Island was my shit

[@cucumbergaming1855]

Caesar Scared the hell out of me when i was a kid.

[@sampletext2321]

Likewise

[@dragon16deadpool]

Same good times for my childhood

[@razkable]

Rented it at least 10 times maybe more

[@Sai4651]

I loved these movies as a kid, and I decided to rewatch them recently, as an adult I still find myself loving all of them, even though they are a geared towards children. That's the beauty of these movies, they aren't so childish to the point where they are unwatchable as adults, these movies all aged very well and everyone who grew up watching them can still enjoy them today. Zombie Island is still my favorite

[@DeFactoLeader]

Man, it's amazing that Frank Welker has been voicing Fred since he was in his early 20's. The guy is now 72 and he's still consistently been playing Fred. You have to respect that more than anything. I always loved these four movies, and it's great to see such a clever comprehensive done on them. Zombie Island in particular has some pretty damn spooky imagery, and I remember Alien Invaders really messed with my head, just cause the whole conspiracy aspect to it and the odd way the girl acted stuck out to me (only Shaggy is allowed to act like it's still the 1960's). Witch's Ghost was a lot of fun and that twist was always something I loved even as a kid (that and I thought the Hex Girls were cute); and seeing Scooby Doo get so meta with Cyber Chase was always really enjoyable, to me; since I also watched so many of the various television incarnations (including the classic show). Great vid, man. I find it interesting that you're from the UK and picked these four in particular, as I recall Boomerang would very often replay these four and only these four. Maybe you watched them in different ways, but for myself, Boomerang was how I saw them.

[@razkable]

Shame that Mary kate and Casey and the og Scooby voice are all dead ...once frank retires the franchise should die ...

[@thema1998]

Asmosis Jones I don't think that the franchise will die when Frank Welker dies.

[@EvoluteCreator]

Welker is Scooby-Doo as well

[@Stinkydo0d]

I think it's interesting how his voice hasn't aged much since the 60s. He still sounds so young. Yet, when Shaggy and Daphne had their old actors/actresses come back to reprise their roles, they sounded way too old to be in their late teens.

[@noahkirkland5844]

Oh God. . . The nostalgia IS HITTING ME SO DAMN HARD RIGHT NOW

[@evelyns5258]

Zombie Island and Witch’s Ghost were my absolute favorite during my childhood (I was obsessed with Scooby Doo then). I never watched the other two more than once, though. A surprisingly enjoyable diamond in the rough- albeit a lot of rough- is The Thirteen Ghosts of Scooby Doo.

[@milkiie_turtle6288]

Yoooo The Thirteen Ghosts! That was pretty enjoyable ngl

[@GabyGibson]

I loved that one, too! Mostly because Vincent Price was in it

[@gokanshurisbabyfather4003]

FACTS

[@Peridot916]

Ugh! The Thirteen Ghosts of Scooby Doo. That was tragic. But I agree that those films were amazing.

[@kisslordorochimaru]

Evelyn S. Same here ,those two scooby movies are my faves as well and I still watch them every now and then! Another one I love is Scooby doo and the ghoul school.

[@jediclonekag13]

The first four direct-to-video movies will always be very nostalgic to me, and I will always love the 7 direct-to-video movies that use the "What's New, Scooby-Doo?" animation style.

[@QuintonReviews]

Fascinating. This is really well done.

[@lilseizy5922]

hey it's Quinton Reviews! I love your videos.

[@5Detective]

Woah, Leafy, you changed.

[@p.m3163]

it is Quinton, it is

[@razkable]

Great editing great idea great clips to illustrate his points great pacing good jokes well timed brakes toned down accent nothing forced feels real yet also scripted which is a good thing not just random in the moment thoughts great perspective good video ..this is what KZbin was made for .not reaction videos or reviews with a stand still image or retrospectives filled with personal bkased opinions one way or the other ...no hate or over praise in this review which is rare now a days ..usually everything has to be great or its shit according to kids now a days ..he told the plots reveals in the fastest simplest way possible rather than give opinions to weigh it down and he made it engaging ..he earned a subscriber from this...great video

[@themoomaster787]

Q u i n t o n y o u f u c k i n g m e m e

[@ceecirice9628]

"Medical journal" with a big skull and huge teeth on it.

[@Ghost-yd3qj]

Although I loved all four movies. Cyber chase has to be my most memorable one. Maybe because it came out when I was the right age or that it was just on more often. I honest want to watch cyber chase again since it brings back so many good memories of my childhood.

[@Dastardly_Duo]

I had goosebumps the whole time, just remembering how good I had it as a kid. No matter how tough things were, I had movies like those to keep me positive. This video was extremely well made and kept me invested from beginning to end

[@angeldquintas]

Also, I love how the commerical for Alien Invaders has a very X-Files vibe

[@wibbywoo6176]

You say that as if they didn't literally use a mock version of the theme in the commercials.

[@M4SOPMODII]

"Or maybe there's oil under the island!" Silly Fred, if that was the case then it wouldn't zombies flooding the island. It would be the US military all over the island.

[@SOMEGUY7893]

@The King We invade and destabilize small oil rich countries all the time to install governments in them that will give us portions of their oil reserves.

[@Alistair_Ashcroft]

Wow, you're so clever. Regurgitating tired old America jokes. Gold star for you

[@M4SOPMODII]

Severely Sarcastic Organism, I don't want a gold star. I want a cookie, damnit.

[@Alistair_Ashcroft]

Qwertyuiopkl556 Never

[@michaelhenry3234]

+Qwertyuiopkl556 As an American, oil jokes about America never get old, lmao.

[@XebecDRocks]

Anyone ever watch Scooby Doo and the Loch Ness Monster? I loved that one when I was young

[@joeyuzwa891]

YES

[@gamingstuff9396]

same one of my favourites i have most of the scooby doo movies

[@jeepersmcgee3466]

🎶 Hound dog barkin at the baaaack door! 🎶

[@captainawesome1316]

Ohhh I remember that one, was actually one of my favorite ones too

[@thema1998]

@@captainawesome1316 I liked Scooby-Doo and the Loch Ness Monster when I was a kid. 😁

[@huntercool2232]

When you see that style of animation your mind immediately goes *Childhood.*