Top 10 Best Scooby-Doo Movies of All Time 

tottaly agree

Scooby doo on zombie island was pretty mature and scary for a kid movie and i like it

Don't forget Scooby-Doo & the Alien Invaders, too

YES!!!!!

@@tokishi215 ikr

Heavily agree with you, Sherrif Buzby is a nice little addition love the southern twang comedy he brings. Even the caretaker, can’t remember his name but the shorter guy who kinda looks like Elton John is a crazy character.

I agree! I loved that movie as a kid and still do. There are so many things going on in that movie that it easily could've gotten oversaturated, but it never feels like that. You've got a haunted plantation mansion with a live wild bear living on the premises as if that weren't dangerous enough, but you've also got a spooky caretaker, a skeleton man, the Ghost of Colonel Beauregard, an escaped circus ape, a wacky girl who wants to kiss Shaggy constantly, her trigger-happy brother who has a feud with Shaggy's deceased uncle, a sheriff who serves as comic relief, and three zany ghost brothers brought in to catch the rest of the ghosts. In any given moment, Scooby and Shaggy could run into any number of characters and you never know which one will cause a sticky situation that our heroes have to get out of. Watching Shaggy interact with so many characters was what it kept fresh instead of just running from the same villain for an hour. Meanwhile, Scrappy is reading the clues and figuring out where to find the treasure, and being the best iteration of that character we ever got. And don't get me wrong, Scrappy is not my favorite character in the franchise by a long shot, but he was better in the shows and movies in the 80s than in his first outings, mostly because Don Messick took over voicing him and did a much better job than the original guy (his original voice was just plain irritating). Scrappy actually shows how clever he is in that movie and would potentially make a good dog for Velma if that side of him were allowed to show, but you never get to see that cleverness again after that. And the gang loses technically, the villain makes it to the treasure first, and there's a sense of real danger (not ghost danger) when Shag and Scoob make it back to the house. On top of all that, the Boo Brothers themselves make great standout characters, one of whom is voiced by one of the greats in voice acting (Rob Paulsen). And the movie itself has an opening song that sets the stage for how spooky it is, because once you look past the wacky bits, it has a really spooky vibe (it had the potential to be nightmare-inducing, but they went with the wackiness instead, which worked perfectly). Yeah, it's such an underrated movie.

Couldn’t agree more. The boo brothers as well as The Reluctant Werewolf are still my absolute favorites. Both have scrappy in them which adds to it as well as a large host of wacky and hilarious characters. Not to mention the wacky races aspect of The Reluctant Werewolf never disappoints

That one is probably my number 2 I’d watch it over and over

I wholeheartedly agree! It’s genuinely creepy but also incredibly goofy in a charming way. Easily top 4 for me!

I was BORN the year Zombie Island came out and I watched it in the millennium at 3...it still freaks me out now at 25 years old 😳 😅

My family used to own a VHS of the movie and I would watch it every month when I was little and the song still, to this day, never ceases to amaze me. The animation in this movie was also the Scooby-Doo franchise at it's finest and it aged like wine

Same

Bro forever BOP 💯💪🏾

@@Isabella-fd9tq same I owned a a lot of them and then a dexter clip came on at the end of the movie or a courage clip I loved it 😂

These ones plus Monster of Mexico!!!

Don't forget alien invaders!

@@Packers4life1512 ya that movie was pretty good

The cyber chase PS1 game is the goat

Same

SDOZI was decent, CC was very good, but TWG was a bit weak imho.

thats the good stuff

Yeah, cuz unlike most Scooby Doo movies in the franchise, they had actual monsters that didn't turn out to be nut-jobs in tricked-out costumes and gimmicks

I'm fortunate to have all of them on DVD, though I only managed to get Zombie Island 2 weeks ago and second hand. Return to Zombie Island sucked, hard, though

Wow. I've completly forgotten about that movie until I just saw it here. 😭😭

My favorite, I'm so glad it made the list.

Honestly one of my favorites in my top 3

I say Witches Ghost is my best film and Tim Curry did an amazing job as the voice of Ben Ravencroft.

It was the second Scooby-doo film I rented from Rogers back when Video Rentals were a popular thing in Canada.

To be honest, I think Aloha! Scooby-Doo was the best one. It had the new smoother flash animation and better color

Cyber Chase also was dedicated to William Hanna who died in 2001.

Cyber Chase was my childhood. It was even the desktop for my first laptop

*"And THEY'RE GOING TO PUT A SPELL ON YOU!!!"*

Idk why but aloha was never for me I want to like it so bad but I just I'm sorry

Except the British woman, that's in my stomach

Like legit I'm a huge Scooby Doo fan it's kinda my thing but Aloha is definitely one of my least favorite Scooby Doo movies

there goes one who does not like bikini in cartoons

honestly i agree with you and we can't forget about Where's My Mummy?

Boo Brothers

for sure one of my favorites

The real question is, who hasn't grown up with Scooby Doo? because you know everyone who was growing up before,during or after 1969/70 know's who Scooby Doo is.

I did and I'm a 90s baby.

My mom grew up on Scooby Doo so I grew up on it

I love scooby doo and and I grew up on scooby doo

Who hasn't? I mean this is a franchise that has been going on since 1969.

Definitely should of been top ten

Don't forget The Boo Brothers......

Same

Me too

Same

Yes

Dang straight

And the darkest and scariest one

it was the darkest but witches had better story. hex girls and music. if its in general how the movie is the witches wins for me. if we talk scary zombie does

Scooby doo movies in the late 90s and early 2000s are a little bit like anime

I love that song. Sometimes it just pops into my head

They've missed out Scooby Doo Franken Creepy 2014 Scooby doo mask of the blue Falcon 2013 Happy Halloween Scooby doo 2020 Scooby doo and kiss rock n roll mystery 2015 Scooby Doo and wwe curse of the speed demon 2016 Scooby doo music of the vampire 2012 Scooby Doo and the Samurai Sword 2009 Scooby Doo return to zombie Island 2019

@@KamonParanormal I didn't like return to Zombie island,it felt cheap to me

@@njivwathomassilavwe2056 Oooookay

​@@njivwathomassilavwe2056real fans dont talk about return to zombie island

Even though I'm not a fan of courage the cowardly dog, may the voice of Mireille rest in peace.

Same

@@christianparrish6647 It's Muriel

Same here it took me back to my childhood when I used to watch both cartoons

Loved it as well

It also has Fred checking Shaggy's water bottle for drugs because he's acting weird 🤣

Ikr. And they're the only movies where the monsters are actually real. Everything else is either a guy in a mask, a hologram or an illusion of some sort.

​@@TheSweeetOne I have to agree, The Legend of The Vampire was basically the movie where Warner Bros. decided to start retconning everything, making the Mystery Inc. gang teenagers again, and even retconning past series and movies to get rid of the real monsters that made them great in the first place.

I think these films work not because monsters are real, but because the characters are actually fleshed out and feel like real people. Zombie Island does this best and is not surprisingly the best one.

@@thomasnielsen5580 That's true. And I love how in Cyber Chase you can actually see how the characters evolved when they come across they're cyber doubles.

@Reflections of a Disciple of Christ no, i doubt that. The character traits are there, but they are still very cartoonish in nature.

Samurai Sword is such a great one. Should have been an honorable mention at least

@@gianlucaegleston8923 totally agree

Same I wore out my VHS tape of it 📼

The Boo bothers killed me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣!

Terror time has to have had such a heavy impact on the music tastes of so many people, it may very well have subtly shaped the genre.

Sameness

monsters of mexico was my personal favorite

True freaking that 👍.

Camp Scare?

​@@istphantomgames596that movie should be top 3.

Loved reluctant werewolf too tbh

I have to agree but instead they made an unnecessary sequel to Zombie island where the monsters were all fake

I thought it was kool to see Shaggy and Scooby be in love and trying to protect Crystal and Amber from the the Fake MP's and the SALF idoits. Still one of my favorite Scooby Doo movies

Crystal and Amber had to break Shaggy and Scooby’s hearts!

I wouldn't call return to zombie Island or wrestlemania a masterpiece in anyway shape or form

@@gokublack9724 even as a fan, I agree.

@@gokublack9724 Yeah they ruined the original Zombie Island movie

@@mihaiteodor7763 let’s not forget the 13th ghost

@@gokublack9724 agreed. The plot was bad enough on its own, but the fact the movie acts like the original Zombie Island both did and didn't happen at the same time was beyond aggravatingly and disgusting

I was born in 1998 as well. And I'm turning 24 next month on the 7th. So I was born a month after Mulan was released (it came out on June 19). And I was a baby when Zombie Island, Prince of Egypt, and A Bug's Life (my most favorite film ever) were released, and when The Powerpuff Girls debuted.

Man that’s kinda sad bejng all alone as a kid I hope you’re doing better now and have someone to talk to bc I’m alone now myself and ik how lonely it can be so I hope you’re good now and have plenty people to talk to that share the same interests as you

​@@patrickramsey6217 i know this isnt very funny to say, but since you guys have the same pfp and username ending in number's, it looks like that guy just responded to himself.

No what was in it?

One of the ghosts was real

Even if they messed the accents up, i feel it lent perfectly to the characters in the end, it made each voice distinct and memorable, especially Jacques... I still remember when he went feline. It was the single biggest wtf for me as a kid

Well considering they were one of the first settlers that came from other countries to North America, it's understandable for Simone and Lena to have accents more closer to their European backgrounds, they wouldn't have Cajun accents for that reason.

I MEAN… Jim Cummings also voiced a Cajun firefly for the mouse so …..

same

I'm a fan of Scooby Doo as well

I JUST LOVE your profile picture! I got a good laugh!

Finally some recognition for the boo brothers. It's one of my favorites and so underrated

@@funnypeanut5884 It's funny I remember having that one, Zombie Island,Witch's Ghost & Ghoul School all on VHS a lot and boy those we're some true Child-Hood classic.

Thank you. Reluctant Werewolf is such an underrated film.

@@TheSweeetOne yeah. I especially like that one because of Shaggy's girlfriend Googie. She's hot. And has the same voice role that would later do Velma in the "Bravo Dooby-Doo" episode of Johnny Bravo, and in Zombie Island, Witch's Ghost, Alien Invaders, and Cyber Chase (and some of the video games and CD-ROMs). That being B. J. Ward.

Some of my favorites 😊

Reluctant werewolf my all time fav

I'm just as disappointed as you that the Boo Brothers movie didn't end up on the list, those guys deserve more love an attention.

Ya know what I didn't even think about that until u mentioned it. Thx for this comment.

@@hydellas678 You're welcome. I love those guys, the Boo Brothers have so many memorable moments.

@@jaykoblue172 True that.

@@hydellas678 For example: Shaggy: I bet there are no real ghosts at all around here. Freako: I resent that. Shaggy: Yipe! Shreako: I resent it too. Shaggy: Yuh. Meako: Uh, I don't mind.

Mine are the Goblin King and the Samurai Sword.

I thought the same thing!

The Hawaii one

Yeah, that was pretty obvious.

Only complaint is that more villains should be used. The Ghost Clown hypnotizing Velma for instance.

Don't forget Scooby Doo meets the boo brothers

​@@glen7137it's was one of the most hilarious movies in franchise I think Boo Brothers is a fun movie with a good mystery and adventure

Frankencreepy is great because it brings back classic Scooby Doo criminals

Remember me?

Nice. I recall hearing about that before. I mostly know her as the voice role of Disney Princess Sofia the First (as well as her role in "Modern Family"). And she and I were both born in 1998. So we were babies when Scooby-Doo On Zombie Island was released during then.

Yeah including the return of Red Shirt Shaggy from 13 Ghosts, Boo Brothers, Ghoul School and Reluctant Werewolf

scooby doo monster of mexico was my all time favorite

BOO Brothers

I love the one with KISS! I haven’t been able to find it anywhere on any streaming services. I wanna show it to my grandmother who’s a huge fan of the band & see if she likes it

@@jannyvoorhees23 oh ya, what is that one called?

@@DefundPublicLibrarys2045 it’s in the original comment. Scooby Doo and KISS: Rock n Roll Mystery

I loved Goblin king, I think I'm a sucker for when the terror is real for the gang. I loved the ending of Mystery Incorporated for this reason too (no spoilers, it was just a chef's kiss ending) Whenever the gang deals with real danger, i feel it affirms Shaggy and Scooby's fears and forces the rest of the gang into a state of confusion or shock (kind of like Velma during Goblin King)

@@thewolf6449 OMG yes, but frankincreepy was also an intresting movie as we saw past villians make a reappearance to get revenge, but didn't notice that they literally brought a gold mine of money. Also, mystery incorporated is my favorite TV series too, the plot line, the characters, their motives and the fact that right from the beginning there was a much bigger mystery than just their MOTW

And the Boo Brothers!

Mine too.

My favorite

Mine too, I also like the Samurai Sword.

I really liked that movie anything by James Gunn is going to be good or funny, or both

@@todogirl1258 I disagree to some degree. I despised Scooby-Doo (2002) for having the audacity to make Scrappy a villain. Although, I definitely liked Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed.

I agree! I hate it that it didn't make the list!

As do I, as it actually respects Courage's world and not change it because, as a rule nowadays, Scooby-Doo cannot have real monsters anymore, they have to be criminals wearing costumes to scare off people to cover their tracks.

I love Straight Outta Nowhere: Scooby-Doo! Meets Courage the Cowardly Dog

@@XJIcequeen Same

It’s been 20 years since the premiere of the first live action Scooby-Doo movie.

@@cameronmcewen9666 did you know that it was originally going to be more mature film than a kids movie?

Good idea!

@@MsMojo Here's a list of Video games staring Scooby-Doo: Scooby-Doo in the Castle Mystery (1986) Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo (1991) Scooby-Doo Mystery (1995) Scooby-Doo! Mystery of the Fun Park Phantom (1999) Scooby-Doo! Mystery Adventures (2000) Scooby-Doo! Classic Creep Capers (2001) Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase (2001) Scooby-Doo! Night of 100 Frights (2002) Scooby-Doo! Mystery Mayhem (2004) Scooby-Doo! Unmasked (2005) Scooby-Doo! Who's Watching Who? (2006) Scooby-Doo! First Frights (2009) Scooby-Doo! and the Spooky Swamp (2010)

It's the only other movie that competes for the top spot for me. I think Zombie Island is probably an objectively better movie but I freaking love the Hex Girls

Yeah, and Curse of the 13th Ghost was also unnecessary and an insult to the original (in that case, the series The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo).

Same

Scooby-Doo (2002) was bad, and you should feel bad. The other two were good, though.

@@heinzdoofenshmirtz8643 I thought Scooby Doo 2000 it was good

@@NickyJohnK219 No, it was bad. Not quite as bad as the likes of Return to Zombie Island or Curse of the 13th Ghost, but still. Scrappy is not a bad guy, GDI.

@@heinzdoofenshmirtz8643 But my favorite was Scooby Doo 2002 and Scooby Doo monsters unleashed