My favorite part might be how this camp serves as Fred's origin, explaining his physical build, his handy trapping skills, his observant nature, and most importantly his ascot. It completely contextualizes his character in a way that makes sense and reinforces his existing qualities.
This movie is proof that Scooby-Doo can work as a slasher horror film Imagine something like Scream but the main characters are the Scooby gang, i think that would a perfect reboot since we're not getting Mystery Incorporated season 3
I don't wanna sound rude or anything to you, but is everyone we may or may not know still talking about that to this very day right now, despite the fact that SDMI had a good conclusion?
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 i also think it concluded well, but its show business we're talking here they dont care how things go artistically if it has the possibility of getting money y'know. i do believe we dont need another season of the show but i meant more as a comparison of using more horror elements in the franchise
This film was always one of my favorites. It is quite dark and creepy considering it's Scooby Doo and I'm pretty sure I would be the Fred in my group of friends. I always loved going to adventure camps when I was in school and I honestly wouldn't pass on going back. They were amazing and this film makes me sooooo nostalgic 🤩
This is a fun one, I was obviously older when it came out but I do think it is a very effective horror film for kids. The Velma flirting pretty much solidified the era now of all the folks who had a crush on Velma are now writing the series lol. I know I would have loved it just as much as Witches Ghost or Zombie Island if this released when I was a kid
I had a special place in my heart for this one. Mainly because my older sister is the reason I’m into scooby doo as she was 5 years older then me and just always had it on since I was born. I’ve known all the older movies for longer then I could remember because of this. This though was the first scooby movie I discovered by myself that my sister hadn’t seen so it quickly became my favourite. Now I’m older I definitely have ones higher then this but like I said, I hold this one specially in my heart
Camp Scare is a spooky summertime must-watch for me since I saw it on CN years back! I attended summer camp as a kid with a lake that really was an old flooded town underneath- you could even jump in and hit a tree or an old roof if you weren’t careful! But the idea of campfire stories coming to life was a fun idea for the gang to explore, we really only have to fear our own imaginations sometimes!
Looking back, its amazing that it took Scooby Doo THIS long to do its own take on the slasher genre of horror. Especially when you consider how so many famous slasher films unknowingly took inspiration from the Scooby Doo formula (specifically The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Evil Dead, Friday The 13th franchise, Night of the Demons, Scream franchise, etc)
I think my favorite part of Scooby-Doo: Camp Scare is the fact that the villains actually seem to threaten the cast, there were some moments where it legitimately seemed like people would have died if the film was rated for a more mature audience. Also I haven't seen this film in years but even watching this video I'm kind of surprised by how Mystery Incorporated-ey this film looks and feels, like not just in terms of it's plot direction which the overarching mystery and the way that develops here are very similar to Mystery Incorporated, but the character designs for the monsters and the animation style as a whole are also very Mystery Incorporated-ey and I like that a lot. Mystery Incorporated was the first reboot show to a franchise I ever watched that got me optimistic for the future of other old franchises I am a fan of because it made me think all they needed was for someone to take them revise the concept with a more modern art/animation style and introduce some new concepts and characters like they did with Mystery Incorporated, and I'm glad to say many of them have since gotten such a reboot as well (Rise of the TMNT, anyone?)
one of the best camp movies of all time this is a classic movie in Scooby-Doo the villains are some of the creepiest in the franchise i do wish the specter had more screen time cause that thing was really creepy with it's shriek the fish man's story Fred told honestly terrified me as a kid cause it made me worried about swimming too long that i'd become a fish monster (nowadays that'd be awesome to me) as for the fish man himself he's awesome and reminds me of Jaws quite a bit and the woodsman dude swings a literal axe at people and that alone is creepy the actual villains Babyface Boretti and Knudsen are interesting Boretti is awesome and Deacon being him is a great plot twist as for Knudsen...... he needs to leave Velma alone cause she's probably 16 or 17 in this film and who knows how old Knudsen is
It’s the new characters who truly help sell this film for me! I like Luke, Trudy, deacon and Jessica so much! They all help make this story amazing. Mark hamil does such a fantastic job with both of his parts! Thank you so much for giving this film a great review! It certainly deserves it! It’s definitely high on my list!
Camp Scare is my favorite mystery the Scooby Gang had to solve, the references which the fishman was based on the Creature from the Black Lagoon, the comedy which Scooby driving is great, & I totally agree that the opening song is an jam
This is how I’ve felt for years!! I’m so glad you made a video about Camp Scare. It’s my absolute favorite!! There is such a deep underlying horror in this movie!! Awesome video!!! :))
When I first watched this movie it felt like a homage to Friday the 13th, the axe wielding maniac, the camp by lake, the horny teens and just the vibes it gave off. Like you felt the sense of danger
I love the animation style they used during this era (even if some of the films didn't have super dark stories). I'd love to see more films of them traveling outside the US.
This movie had a great opening especially the fact that he used a weapon not unheard of in Scooby-Doo but in this case he looked pretty determined and scary but once they got to the camp and all of the kids started getting involved it devolved back into a generic monster plot if they had just stuck with that opening and solve the mystery without bringing the children in it I think we would have had another zombie Island on our hands now on another note be cool Scooby-Doo had an episode called be quiet which actually reminds me a lot of the movie psycho. The other thing about this movie is that there are just too many side characters and not enough interaction with our main heroes everybody going off with other people kind of defeats the purpose of a Scooby-Doo mystery in a way.
I actually recently rented this movie from amazon to watch it again. The only thing I remember from watching it before was that Deacon was actually the mobster. I still liked the movie, but when I watched it again, I realized something. When they unmask the fish monster, they see the woodsman mask too. Then they find out that the ranger was both the woodsman and the fish monster. During Velma's explanation, she surmises that the ranger was also the canyon specter, but I have to argue this, and say that the canyon specter is a third accomplice. Someone who is also now dead. I know that there are no definite times and distances given, but it seems like the canyon is very far from the lake. Then how would the ranger go from being in the bottom of the lake, assaulting Fred, Daphne, and Jessica to the canyon in just the next scene? It still looks like midday, and as the fish monster, he'd have to have lots of scuba equipment on his body. The time it would reasonably take for the ranger to be the canyon specter is unreasonable. Second, as we see in the end of the chase when the canyon specter is attacking Velma and the gang in the car, Velma hits a rock column which falls on the specter. Whoever's in that costume is dead. They didn't do a last minute dodge, that rock column fell right on top of them. There's nothing left of that person but liquefied DNA. So obviously neither the ranger nor Deacon could've been the canyon specter. Another thing, when they unmask the ranger at the end, he's wearing both the woodsman and fish monster masks. If he really was the canyon specter, why not also be wearing the canyon specter mask? Simple, he wasn't the canyon specter, and he did not have access to the mask anyways. (since it was squished under several tons of rocks) What would a good summer camp slasher movie be without at least one gruesome death?
Luke and Trudy are voiced by both Scott Menville and Tara Strong who voiced Robin and Raven. Also, Dee Bradley Baker who also voices the bad Ranger was also in Teen titans.
I'm definitely gonna rewatch this one, I remember the whole sunken town thing from whenever I saw it last. Always loved that. The fanservice is so funny, especially Daphne's tiny purple shorts.
I swear I saw this video in my dream awhile ago, no joke. It can't be coincidence! That aside, I owned this film on DVD (which I feel like I need to look for again) and it feel good revisiting it again since the last time I watched. You pretty much had pointed everything amazing about this film, definitely one of the best Scooby Doo films out there.
A little detail I noticed about the woodsman is that his theme directly mimics Jasons from friday the 13th, in fact a lot of the music mimics harry manfredinis famous score. Thought that was interesting, god I love this film
I think I've watched this movie exactly once before years ago. I should look for it and rewatch it. I'm just five minutes in, and I'm loving the video, great work.
i love that these 2010s movies used a lot of that shakey cam effect. it just feels nice when an era has a specific set of things similar across movies or episodes. bonus points for scoob swallowing his fear to protect his friends- shaggy too. i love when they do that. and of course, as always daphne is a highlight for me she was so funny in this movie.
It was one of my favorite movies as a kid and I still love it! Deffinietly one of my favorites! Keep up the good work! I love horror and Scooby-Doo and I'm so happy lgbt+ creators talk about it. Also, the joke about the Woodman taking you "this way" was hilarious, peak comedy!
I was hoping you would go into the special features like you did with previous videos. I remember on the dvd for this one having this cheesy live action campfire ghost stories short that I watched as a kid. Probably one of the last Scooby-Doo dvds with effort put into the special features. Not as much as previous dvds but something is better than nothing.
While Camp-Scare isn't my favorite of the modern era Scooby films, it's definitely a really good one, and I love the horror-film influence and darker tone and setting. Abracadabra-Doo is my favorite of the modern Scooby Doo era movies, and I always liked that Abracadabra-Doo and Camp Scare had darker, more serious tones that were more similar to the '98-01 films than the rest of the modern films. I really wish that had continued with the following movies, rather than the comedic and goofy vibe Phantosaur and the following films had. Scooby Doo lends itself to the horror genre, and generally serious and spooky settings, very well.
This is absolutely my favorite Scooby Doo movie next to zombie island like genuinely this movie along with zombie island are not just great Scooby Doo movies but they're also just great movies period.
The flying witch thing scared me so bad as a kid that I still get nervous when I know she’s about to appear even though I’m a goddamn adult. I don’t think I actually finished the movie until last year
4:21, This piece of Info actually makes alot of sense since Mystery Inc. technically appeared in afew episodes of Teen Titans Go several times before for almost a Decade (like the "INTRO" Episode of TTG and appearing in the WB 100th Anniversary Episode recently). Not to mention that the TTG Characters appeared in issue 4 of Scooby-Doo Team Up called "Teen Titans---GHOST" 10 Years ago. UPDATE: 4:31, I'm kind of confused about this part you said just now.
Honestly, whether others think of it as bloated or not, I quite love the variety of legends instead of just one monster. It's a lot more unique, and there's something terrifying about Fred telling the story of the fishboy only for mere moments later seemingly the monster he just described coming to attack them. Edit: I usually don't like the unmaskings in Scooby Doo, cause I prefer it when they're real, but holy SHIT did I love Deacon's reveal - little bastard pulled a Baby Doll.
I remember how terrified this film made me as a little child to the point where I hid the DVD because even the cover used to scare me, I recently rewatched it and genuinely got uncomfortable at certain points like the canyon chase because it brought back so much fear nostalgia if that makes sense? But visually and story wise, it’s up there with one of the best DTDVD Scooby Doo films.
Well I remember liking this movie especially with the twist that Deacon was Baby Face the whole time, I think the Woodsman is not only Jason Voorhees but also the Creeper from Jeepers Creepers, I hope you add in the Krypto crossover along Courage the Cowardly Dog, Laurel and Hardy, Sonny and Cher and Scooby Doo Valentine episode.
I remember as a kid this was my favorite and after I would watch it I would watch the little camp fire stories in the extras. Those used to actually scare me if I remember right😂.
I think it was because they actually made the joke in the movie and I didn't want to just steal a joke, but there also wasn't a place to include the clip 😭
Ahh yes easily my favorite modern movie. This one is so much fun with a great set of villains that add to the horror movie feels, a fun new set of movie only characters, and some of my favorite gang moments. I love Fred's arc in the movie and how fun yet capable he is as a character here. Jessica is a nice addition and I like it adds to the idea of the both camps not being all bad and allows for a nice compromise in the end. The stuff with the twist and even the extra monster battles are fun and I love Scooby getting in the van to take out the fish monster. It's honestly a really badass scene that works to give him a good ending. I admit some of the film can drag but it is very enjoyable! I still like Loch Ness Monster more but it is in my top 5 for this series and their movies.
That one is definitely being brought up, and I am happy to say that it and Music of the Vampire both hit my sweet camp spots, so it's definitely one I would like to do someday! I think the two of those have a lot more fun to talk about than some of the others.
My favorite part might be how this camp serves as Fred's origin, explaining his physical build, his handy trapping skills, his observant nature, and most importantly his ascot. It completely contextualizes his character in a way that makes sense and reinforces his existing qualities.
My… GOD! I never even considered that when I first watched it. Great observation, Man.😂
You're right, I never even thought of it that way. But it makes so much sense.
the amount of detail and world-building is why this show is one of my childhood favourites
this is one of those scooby villains that actually wanted to kill the gang. that water section terrified me as a kid
I remember the snow ghost from the original show also tried to murder the gang at various points.
This movie is proof that Scooby-Doo can work as a slasher horror film
Imagine something like Scream but the main characters are the Scooby gang, i think that would a perfect reboot since we're not getting Mystery Incorporated season 3
I don't wanna sound rude or anything to you, but is everyone we may or may not know still talking about that to this very day right now, despite the fact that SDMI had a good conclusion?
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 i also think it concluded well, but its show business we're talking here they dont care how things go artistically if it has the possibility of getting money y'know. i do believe we dont need another season of the show but i meant more as a comparison of using more horror elements in the franchise
in some ways i see be cool scooby doo as mystery inc season 3 and 4 since they are road tripping which the end of mystery inc had them doing anyway
@@francisreuter6294 that can work if you disregard the Scooby Team Up comic book crossover
@@francisreuter6294 You think so?
I think the people in this movie just had a really fun time drawing Daphne😂
Ngl…that Daphne outfit makes me feel some things
And Velma. Seriously, this movie really pandered to the more...observant fans of them. XD
Jessica did some stuff to me as a kid
@@mesousagaby740I mean, can we all agree that Velma was always secretly the hot one?
@@cooltrainervaultboy-39I like Velma 😊
Summertime! Hanging fun in the Summertime! In the sun, there's no better tine! Hanging out with the gang all through Summertime!
Moose with glasses: “ Looks like someone watched the movie. Camp fire cheers ya!”
This film was always one of my favorites. It is quite dark and creepy considering it's Scooby Doo and I'm pretty sure I would be the Fred in my group of friends. I always loved going to adventure camps when I was in school and I honestly wouldn't pass on going back. They were amazing and this film makes me sooooo nostalgic 🤩
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''She get money! Her body tea!''
It's all one sided from the villain this time but technically that's another villain love interest for Velma.
This is a fun one, I was obviously older when it came out but I do think it is a very effective horror film for kids. The Velma flirting pretty much solidified the era now of all the folks who had a crush on Velma are now writing the series lol. I know I would have loved it just as much as Witches Ghost or Zombie Island if this released when I was a kid
I had a special place in my heart for this one. Mainly because my older sister is the reason I’m into scooby doo as she was 5 years older then me and just always had it on since I was born. I’ve known all the older movies for longer then I could remember because of this. This though was the first scooby movie I discovered by myself that my sister hadn’t seen so it quickly became my favourite. Now I’m older I definitely have ones higher then this but like I said, I hold this one specially in my heart
Camp Scare is a spooky summertime must-watch for me since I saw it on CN years back! I attended summer camp as a kid with a lake that really was an old flooded town underneath- you could even jump in and hit a tree or an old roof if you weren’t careful!
But the idea of campfire stories coming to life was a fun idea for the gang to explore, we really only have to fear our own imaginations sometimes!
Always loved how the woodsman looked in this movie also that last scare after the credits was generally scary when i was younger
If they ever make a sequel, I want them to investigate The Specter
That would've been interesting to see how it will turn out
Looking back, its amazing that it took Scooby Doo THIS long to do its own take on the slasher genre of horror.
Especially when you consider how so many famous slasher films unknowingly took inspiration from the Scooby Doo formula (specifically The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Evil Dead, Friday The 13th franchise, Night of the Demons, Scream franchise, etc)
This Film can be a lot of Fun to watch during the Summer.........or at least any other Season of the Year.
I remeber watching this movie when I was a kid, was absolutely terrified. Keep up the great work !
I think my favorite part of Scooby-Doo: Camp Scare is the fact that the villains actually seem to threaten the cast, there were some moments where it legitimately seemed like people would have died if the film was rated for a more mature audience. Also I haven't seen this film in years but even watching this video I'm kind of surprised by how Mystery Incorporated-ey this film looks and feels, like not just in terms of it's plot direction which the overarching mystery and the way that develops here are very similar to Mystery Incorporated, but the character designs for the monsters and the animation style as a whole are also very Mystery Incorporated-ey and I like that a lot. Mystery Incorporated was the first reboot show to a franchise I ever watched that got me optimistic for the future of other old franchises I am a fan of because it made me think all they needed was for someone to take them revise the concept with a more modern art/animation style and introduce some new concepts and characters like they did with Mystery Incorporated, and I'm glad to say many of them have since gotten such a reboot as well (Rise of the TMNT, anyone?)
This one always was and always will be THE scooby movie of my childhood. At this point I know it line by line, all songs included
one of the best camp movies of all time this is a classic movie in Scooby-Doo the villains are some of the creepiest in the franchise i do wish the specter had more screen time cause that thing was really creepy with it's shriek the fish man's story Fred told honestly terrified me as a kid cause it made me worried about swimming too long that i'd become a fish monster (nowadays that'd be awesome to me) as for the fish man himself he's awesome and reminds me of Jaws quite a bit and the woodsman dude swings a literal axe at people and that alone is creepy the actual villains Babyface Boretti and Knudsen are interesting Boretti is awesome and Deacon being him is a great plot twist as for Knudsen...... he needs to leave Velma alone cause she's probably 16 or 17 in this film and who knows how old Knudsen is
It’s the new characters who truly help sell this film for me! I like Luke, Trudy, deacon and Jessica so much! They all help make this story amazing. Mark hamil does such a fantastic job with both of his parts! Thank you so much for giving this film a great review! It certainly deserves it! It’s definitely high on my list!
This is one of my favorite Scooby-Doo movies, right kind of fun, scares, silliness, and darkness. It also has a pretty decent mystery to the story.
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im so glad you're covering this gem!!
Also 7:19 Nate???🤨📸📸📸📸
Well I like this cap scene with Daphne in her swimsuit
Camp Scare is my all-time favorite Scooby-Doo movie along with Shaggy's Showdown and Music of the Vampire.
Camp Scare is my favorite mystery the Scooby Gang had to solve, the references which the fishman was based on the Creature from the Black Lagoon, the comedy which Scooby driving is great, & I totally agree that the opening song is an jam
This one was a bop I can’t believe the specter turned out be real during the post credits that was a great surprise after the movie
This is probably my favourite Scooby Doo movie that ive seen. I loved it as a child and love it even more now as a Friday the 13th fan.
This is how I’ve felt for years!! I’m so glad you made a video about Camp Scare. It’s my absolute favorite!! There is such a deep underlying horror in this movie!! Awesome video!!! :))
Re-watching the scenes with your commentary relating to horror film tropes definitely made them seem a lot scarier than I remember.
When I first watched this movie it felt like a homage to Friday the 13th, the axe wielding maniac, the camp by lake, the horny teens and just the vibes it gave off. Like you felt the sense of danger
This movie was a great watch when I first watched it. Mostly since it feels like a classic early 2000s late 90s movie.
The woodsman is maybe my favorite "modern" scooby monster, all the monsters from camp scare have amazing designs
I look forward to every one of your uploads , thank's for all your hard work
Scooby-Doo the movies and most of the shows are just awesome. Scooby-doo fan forever
They look awesome like how
4:33 yeah. Her reaction to getting fired was uncalled for. Along with liking that tweet.
I love the animation style they used during this era (even if some of the films didn't have super dark stories). I'd love to see more films of them traveling outside the US.
This movie had a great opening especially the fact that he used a weapon not unheard of in Scooby-Doo but in this case he looked pretty determined and scary but once they got to the camp and all of the kids started getting involved it devolved back into a generic monster plot if they had just stuck with that opening and solve the mystery without bringing the children in it I think we would have had another zombie Island on our hands now on another note be cool Scooby-Doo had an episode called be quiet which actually reminds me a lot of the movie psycho. The other thing about this movie is that there are just too many side characters and not enough interaction with our main heroes everybody going off with other people kind of defeats the purpose of a Scooby-Doo mystery in a way.
I actually recently rented this movie from amazon to watch it again. The only thing I remember from watching it before was that Deacon was actually the mobster. I still liked the movie, but when I watched it again, I realized something. When they unmask the fish monster, they see the woodsman mask too. Then they find out that the ranger was both the woodsman and the fish monster. During Velma's explanation, she surmises that the ranger was also the canyon specter, but I have to argue this, and say that the canyon specter is a third accomplice. Someone who is also now dead.
I know that there are no definite times and distances given, but it seems like the canyon is very far from the lake. Then how would the ranger go from being in the bottom of the lake, assaulting Fred, Daphne, and Jessica to the canyon in just the next scene? It still looks like midday, and as the fish monster, he'd have to have lots of scuba equipment on his body. The time it would reasonably take for the ranger to be the canyon specter is unreasonable.
Second, as we see in the end of the chase when the canyon specter is attacking Velma and the gang in the car, Velma hits a rock column which falls on the specter. Whoever's in that costume is dead. They didn't do a last minute dodge, that rock column fell right on top of them. There's nothing left of that person but liquefied DNA. So obviously neither the ranger nor Deacon could've been the canyon specter.
Another thing, when they unmask the ranger at the end, he's wearing both the woodsman and fish monster masks. If he really was the canyon specter, why not also be wearing the canyon specter mask? Simple, he wasn't the canyon specter, and he did not have access to the mask anyways. (since it was squished under several tons of rocks)
What would a good summer camp slasher movie be without at least one gruesome death?
Maybe that explains why the specter appears at the end attacking the camera... It's the third villain's spirit wanting revenge
I love when you hint attraction towards the villain, it's funny & cute. 😋
Luke and Trudy are voiced by both Scott Menville and Tara Strong who voiced Robin and Raven. Also, Dee Bradley Baker who also voices the bad Ranger was also in Teen titans.
I'm definitely gonna rewatch this one, I remember the whole sunken town thing from whenever I saw it last. Always loved that. The fanservice is so funny, especially Daphne's tiny purple shorts.
I predicted Decon being the bad guy I was thinking about who is the one you lest suspect and he was voiced by Mark Hamill
Nice video, this movie was intense when I was younger. I like how the twist villain is super obvious when you look at the casting,
Someone called the woodsman the cooler older brother of the creeper and. Now I can’t unsee it
I always kind of pictured that lol
i will never stop wishing for a slasher live action scooby Doo movie
Better late than ever to talk about Scooby-Doo Camp Scare
Yes Yes Yes! Still my favorite Scooby-Doo movie ❤
Great video! I saw Camp Scare for the first time last week and I adored it.
I swear I saw this video in my dream awhile ago, no joke. It can't be coincidence!
That aside, I owned this film on DVD (which I feel like I need to look for again) and it feel good revisiting it again since the last time I watched. You pretty much had pointed everything amazing about this film, definitely one of the best Scooby Doo films out there.
Awesome job as always Nate!
A little detail I noticed about the woodsman is that his theme directly mimics Jasons from friday the 13th, in fact a lot of the music mimics harry manfredinis famous score. Thought that was interesting, god I love this film
This is a great one! Very re-watchable❤
I love this movie, I think it might actually be better than Zombie Island for me in many ways.
Amazing job with this video, pal.
Honestly probably my favourite Scooby doo film my dad bought it on DVD when I was a kid and I just love this film and I love the twist at the end.
My 2nd favourite Scooby Doo movie
As a member of the scooby doo niche, I am in love with channel
The specter genuinely kept me up at night as a kid. I completely forgot the woodsman existed.
I think I've watched this movie exactly once before years ago. I should look for it and rewatch it.
I'm just five minutes in, and I'm loving the video, great work.
i love this movie so much. bring the horror in scooby doo again!
i love that these 2010s movies used a lot of that shakey cam effect. it just feels nice when an era has a specific set of things similar across movies or episodes. bonus points for scoob swallowing his fear to protect his friends- shaggy too. i love when they do that. and of course, as always daphne is a highlight for me she was so funny in this movie.
How about when the gang crossed over with KISS?
That would at least let you talk about KISS.
It was one of my favorite movies as a kid and I still love it! Deffinietly one of my favorites!
Keep up the good work!
I love horror and Scooby-Doo and I'm so happy lgbt+ creators talk about it.
Also, the joke about the Woodman taking you "this way" was hilarious, peak comedy!
I had trouble looking for this until I found a DVD Copy if this at a Thrift Store nearly a Year ago or less.
I was hoping you would go into the special features like you did with previous videos. I remember on the dvd for this one having this cheesy live action campfire ghost stories short that I watched as a kid. Probably one of the last Scooby-Doo dvds with effort put into the special features. Not as much as previous dvds but something is better than nothing.
While Camp-Scare isn't my favorite of the modern era Scooby films, it's definitely a really good one, and I love the horror-film influence and darker tone and setting. Abracadabra-Doo is my favorite of the modern Scooby Doo era movies, and I always liked that Abracadabra-Doo and Camp Scare had darker, more serious tones that were more similar to the '98-01 films than the rest of the modern films. I really wish that had continued with the following movies, rather than the comedic and goofy vibe Phantosaur and the following films had. Scooby Doo lends itself to the horror genre, and generally serious and spooky settings, very well.
May all our problems be as small as those purple shorts 😂
The shadow canyon spectre scared me to death when I was young. This movie is a classic THB
My third most favorite Scooby-Doo movie
It's been a long while since I watched it, but I think I recall actually being a bit unnerved by some of the monsters, mainly the banshee, but idk.
I know I'd be outta there in a jiffy if I heard the Lost Hiker's wail. That sound creeped me out almost as much as the Fishman attack scene.
This is absolutely my favorite Scooby Doo movie next to zombie island like genuinely this movie along with zombie island are not just great Scooby Doo movies but they're also just great movies period.
The flying witch thing scared me so bad as a kid that I still get nervous when I know she’s about to appear even though I’m a goddamn adult. I don’t think I actually finished the movie until last year
Great Scooby movie
4:21, This piece of Info actually makes alot of sense since Mystery Inc. technically appeared in afew episodes of Teen Titans Go several times before for almost a Decade (like the "INTRO" Episode of TTG and appearing in the WB 100th Anniversary Episode recently).
Not to mention that the TTG Characters appeared in issue 4 of Scooby-Doo Team Up called "Teen Titans---GHOST" 10 Years ago.
UPDATE: 4:31, I'm kind of confused about this part you said just now.
this movie is peak, in fact so peak it made it into my spotify wrapped
Honestly, whether others think of it as bloated or not, I quite love the variety of legends instead of just one monster. It's a lot more unique, and there's something terrifying about Fred telling the story of the fishboy only for mere moments later seemingly the monster he just described coming to attack them.
Edit: I usually don't like the unmaskings in Scooby Doo, cause I prefer it when they're real, but holy SHIT did I love Deacon's reveal - little bastard pulled a Baby Doll.
I remember how terrified this film made me as a little child to the point where I hid the DVD because even the cover used to scare me, I recently rewatched it and genuinely got uncomfortable at certain points like the canyon chase because it brought back so much fear nostalgia if that makes sense?
But visually and story wise, it’s up there with one of the best DTDVD Scooby Doo films.
omg i literallty has the same experience as a kid
Interesting fact: Tara Strong (nee Charendoff) and Scott Menville just happen to have the same birthday, February 12th.
Hey, here's a suggestion for scariest monster. The Rambling Ghost from the football episode always gave me the creeps would love to see you cover him!
Not gonna lie: i didn't like this movie when it first came outbut now it's one of my favorite Scooby movies.
Great video defiantly my favorite scooby doo movie without question zombie Island is a close second
Haven’t watched your content in a few weeks but this was a good choice :) to make a video on
Great Vid, been waiting on this one for a while
i'm sad to hear tara stands with israel. aside from that though, camp scare is one of the greatest scooby movies ever!! it's such a favorite!
I love your videos so much keep up the good work man
Well I remember liking this movie especially with the twist that Deacon was Baby Face the whole time, I think the Woodsman is not only Jason Voorhees but also the Creeper from Jeepers Creepers, I hope you add in the Krypto crossover along Courage the Cowardly Dog, Laurel and Hardy, Sonny and Cher and Scooby Doo Valentine episode.
Just amazing.
ngl this is my favourite scooby doo movie as i'm a huge fan of summer camp horror!
I remember as a kid this was my favorite and after I would watch it I would watch the little camp fire stories in the extras. Those used to actually scare me if I remember right😂.
why do most love interest for velma are bad guys
Like even though the movie can be pretty scary but like what the true scary part is and thank you so much for making this video
Nice. I'd never seen this one.
Why not check it out?
When you think about it, watching this technically counts as Spoilers
You missed the opportunity for a good joke ….. scooby-diving
I think it was because they actually made the joke in the movie and I didn't want to just steal a joke, but there also wasn't a place to include the clip 😭
Anyone else remember that like talent show movie scooby doo did?
Stage Fright! I've seen a few people reference it this week!
Ahh yes easily my favorite modern movie. This one is so much fun with a great set of villains that add to the horror movie feels, a fun new set of movie only characters, and some of my favorite gang moments. I love Fred's arc in the movie and how fun yet capable he is as a character here. Jessica is a nice addition and I like it adds to the idea of the both camps not being all bad and allows for a nice compromise in the end. The stuff with the twist and even the extra monster battles are fun and I love Scooby getting in the van to take out the fish monster. It's honestly a really badass scene that works to give him a good ending. I admit some of the film can drag but it is very enjoyable! I still like Loch Ness Monster more but it is in my top 5 for this series and their movies.
The curse of camp cold lake book scared me as a kid sm😂
Finally, people who appreciate this movie and the horror side of Scooby-Doo. Wish we got a season 3 to Mystery Incorporated though.
I hope this means you’ll cover Stage Fright some day. That’s one of my guilty pleasures.
That one is definitely being brought up, and I am happy to say that it and Music of the Vampire both hit my sweet camp spots, so it's definitely one I would like to do someday! I think the two of those have a lot more fun to talk about than some of the others.
@@Scoobytopia cool! 😎
The girls are BANGIN in this