Customer Ratings & Reviews

Mystery, Inc. catches and then cooperated with a super villain to defeat a more villainous super villain. Elvira, Mistress of the Dark and Bill Nye, the Science Guy co-star. Apparently sentient, mobile and/or flying pumpkins are central to the plot. So is Trick or Treat night. The super villain they cooperate with just might have real power, too. Using a super villain as bait for trapping Mystery, Inc. is a nice plot twist. No surprises from the characterizations, though. Each member of the team displays their familiar, already well defined personality. All in all a nicely entertaining picture.

It is cool! Elvira is there. It is nice to see them have a Halloween together. It would be nice if they put it on a Blu Ray. They do interesting things with the pumpkins. Like the Scoob! one, it has some extra Scooby cartoons.

My granddaughters are huge Scooby fans. They loved the movie and have watched it numerous times! I'm sure this dvd will become a Halloween tradition. Thank you Best Buy for delivering in a timely manner and honest pricing,

A great movie for Scooby Fans of all ages. It has everyone from Elvira to DC’s Scarecrow, but it all fits together in a great modern Scooby Doo movie.

One of the better Scooby Doo movies of late. The animation is great, the voice characterizations are fantastic and the story is fun.

Love Scooby doo movies. I may be an adult but still love to watch these cartoons. Just added this to my collection.

Scooby doo fan right here, love this movie cant wait for more to come out

Scooby doo meets Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. A instant classic. Scary and thrilling as only Scooby doo can do it.

GREAT SCOOBY DOO MOVIE AS ALWAYS! I'M SUCH A BIGG FAN OF ALL SCOOBY DOO MOVIE'S!

Cute movie love scooby doo had to have it especially to watch with kids for Halloween

Wonderful movie,Love all the Scooby-Doo movies.I would recommend to anyone.

Great movie ever great movie great purchase best movie ever

Enjoyable movie. Much like classic Scooby-Doo episodes.

What a great movie for the Halloween time of the year!

The kids were really happy and quiet the whole movie.

Good Halloween family flick. Love that Elvira is back again.

Loved it! Bill Nye and Elvira combine to make this movie very entertaining. Definitely worth the wait.

Scooby (Frank Welker) and the gang, Fred (also voiced by Welker), Daphne (Grey Griffin), Velma (Kate Micucci), and Shaggy (Matthew Lillard) are up to their arcane armpits in preternatural peril when ye olde friendly neighborhood pumpkin patch is covered in toxic waste (accompanied by a cue that definitely brings to mind 1985’s Return of the Living Dead) which results in the pumpkins coming to life and they have the horror biz foremost on their monstrous minds! Seems like a solid Scooby-Doo scenario… how about if I told you that Elvira (the legendary Cassandra Peterson herself, ‘natch) shows up, as does Bill Nye the Science Guy (himself, though amped-up to 11)… and the Scarecrow (The A-Team‘s world famous Howlin’ Mad Murdock, Dwight Shultz)… like from Batman… yeah, what the what now?!! With it’s faster pace and emphasis on the chase scene, Happy Halloween, Scooby-Doo! definitely feels like a change of pace for the gang… I mean sure, wacky shenanigans were always on the bill, but here the action takes center stage and the “whodunit” element is downplayed somewhat; it’s a really fun dynamic that puts a bit of a twist to the proceedings without ever losing the “spirit” of what makes Scooby “Scooby”, ya dig? It also must be said that writer/director/producer Maxwell Atoms (The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy) has really brought the humor to this production (including a rather hilariously high strung version of Daphne, and a deliriously ridiculous Nye), and some of the sequences are nothing short of brilliant; in particular the opening credit action set piece, the graveyard toxic waste birth of the zombie surrogate pumpkins (their bite can even turn others into killer pumpkins), the extended Road Warrior-style car chase involving all manner of Halloween parade floats to name but three! It has to be said though that Kate Micucci’s Velma truly is the best part of a great flick. Her character’s inter-play with the very Hannibal Lecter take on the scarecrow is fabulous, and her interactions with Shaggy and Scoob are pretty dang sweet… plus she has a nice “conquering your fears” story arc that will resonate with younger viewers. And not for nothing, there’s a quick blink and you’ll miss it appearance from another great Hanna-Barbera character, Frankenstein, Jr. So that’s the main event in a nutshell, but that’s not the end of the fun to be had with this DVD release from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, as you also get three Halloween-centric episodes from a trio of other Scooby-Doo series (Be Cool, Scooby-Doo, What’s New, Scooby-Doo, and A Pup Named Scooby-Doo respectively)! An absolutely perfect way to spend this Halloween, Happy Halloween, Scooby-Doo! is a frantic, frightening (to its target audience mind you), and above all funny adventure filled with plenty of trick r’ treat trimmings for one and all! A lot of nice, fun light writing here (along with some very bloated subplots designed for cameos), and some lovely unexpected continuation of arcs/character establishment set up for the core gang as per the last couple of Scooby Doo Originals - works really nicely as a part of a trilogy with 13th Ghost and Return to Zombie Island.