Powerful

Nice effects though.

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

In this more contemporary Scooby Doo movie, the Mystery Inc. gang, having separated and acquired new careers, reunites on trip to Louisiana for Daphne's television show. They run into fun, ghostly adventures - just like the old days.The animation in this movie was very colorful and the plot was somewhat suspenseful, making the story elements, especially that of the zombies. It was great seeing Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy and Scooby all banding together again to solve the mystery; you can tell that the humor, jokes and dialog have a more hip and modern touch to it.While a pretty fun and entertaining movie, it doesn't have that unique flavor of the classic Scooby-Doo series. It was interesting and noteworthy, though, to see this movie contain real supernatural forces. It's worthy to see - younger kids would enjoy this.Grade B-

OK, this one was the one that started it all...it is also the one that really updated Scooby Doo for the late 90s...And with an Anne Rice feel. The follow up was very Stephen King, right down to a parody of the writer, but this was all New Orleans and Anne Rice by nature and it worked.It worked as a parody and it worked as an episode of Scooby Doo and, most importantly, it was fun.

I swear to god, I forgot about this all these years but unfortunately, I saw a post on Facebook about it. So now, I'm not gonna forget about it throughout my adult life haha! No seriously, it really scares the crap out of me. I hated when the good people who helped the mystery gang, turned into zombies. This is considered to frighting the life out of a child.I think if I was showing this to a kid, I would suggest in showing them this when they are around 10 or 12. It would make more sense because it is scary and it does traumatize the younger audience. I can't remember what age I was when I saw this on Cartoon Network. However, I'm sure I was younger than 10 and it frightened the bayjaysus out of me whenever ìt came on! It is a good 90's film I have to say. At the same time, be aware that you might get nightmares after watching it regardless of what age you are!

This animated Scooby Doo movie was actually good compared to the stereotypical and average Scooby Doo stories. Why? Well, I will not say, as it would be a spoiler. Let's just say that the movie differs from the rest of the stories.Now, I am way past my childhood, but still picked this up because it has zombies in it, and because it is Scooby Doo after all. So I figured it would be something enjoyable and watchable for both me and my son alike. And that was exactly what it was, as we both enjoyed it."Scooby Doo on Zombie Island" does have the typical comedy as in every other Scooby Doo adventures, which is a must in order to be entertaining. So if you enjoy those, then you will enjoy this animated movie too.As far as the art goes for "Scooby Doo on Zombie Island", then it is your typical Hanna Barberra style art for the series, which is a definite plus. It is just like something from when I was a kid.The voice acting in this animated movie is good, and even features Mark Hamill. I will say that all the voice actors did good jobs with their given roles and characters.This animated movie is fun and entertaining for the entire Family, regardless of you actually liking Scooby Doo or not.