Scooby-Doo: Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island

This was a brilliant story, it is an older animated film so will be in a cropped format in keeping with televisions of the period, not widescreen. Don’t let this stop you watching, it’s a very good story, brilliantly animated, great voice acting and great story. Brilliant.

Scooby Doo! Where Are You? is a television animation whom millions upon MILLIONS of people have watched through time, I mean we all have our favourite mysteries from it, we have our favourite characters (personally i LOVE them all!) and has shaped popular culture and 'children's television' over the past five decades! Now that is an incredible feat that i don't think even Hannah Barbara predicted when they created the show back in 1969!This film was created in the late 90's in an era in which Scooby Doo animations weren't regularly on telly and the animation had died 'essentially' after A Pup Named Scooby Doo had aired in 1991!But, in 1998 this mini EPIC motion picture was released, GONE are the days of cheesy mysteries and Scrappy-Doo. Zombie Island is a back to basics mystery that revitalised the brand to the top of its game and from this film we had numerous successful sequels (still going large in 2010! and hopefully for the next decade to come).From this animation it also blurred the lines of what was enabled to be watched for a cartoon...essentially for children and families, but Scooby Doo is a show that despite it's genre is accessible for everyone of all ages (I am now 18!) the animation is just so vibrant to watch even to this day, the simplicity is gorgeous and definitive.Given the topics raised within the films dark (and i use that loosely, there are several reasons for why this film is in my top 10 horror films of all time you know!) and eerie setting we get some quite horrific beasties to face too with ghosts, ghouls, ZOMBIES, the supernatural and Cat Gods! to say the film has it all is the biggest understatement.With a remarkable voice cast, superb direction and a fantastically detailed plot we have something very hitchcock meets Hammer Horror in essence with Zombie Island, with all f its carnage and eerily disturbing detail this film shocked me when i first saw it 10 years ago (i was 7!) BUT in a great sense that is! it's a real adrenaline rushed yet refreshingly funny film indeed.Over the years we have had various incarnations of the Scooby Gang with films and television shows (What's New Scooby Doo? amongst others!) and it all started here!a fantastic masterpiece! 5/5I must say that this movie is also the greatest of the entire film series too alongside the superb Alien Invaders! both top notch films. But Witch's Ghost and Cyber Chase are really strong films too!

This comes only JUST behind the Witches Ghost for me. This one had awesome music, awesome effects, the story was pretty good too.Lot's of great points to laugh at.This film was dedicated to the original voice of Scooby, which, the new voice hits the notes perfectly. But I'm glad they comemorated the previous like that, he was a great actor.This film also marks the first time someone besides Casey Kasem voices Shaggy. Reason being, Kasem refused to provide the voice of Shaggy if he would not be vegetarian like himself (Shaggy eats crayfish in this movie). Instead, Shaggy is voiced by Billy West. Guess Casey wasn't too eager for work.These Scooby Doo movies were my childhood and hopefully they can be the childhood of future generations too. Newer Scoobies just don't feel right. But the older ones are still there for you, always!I hope you love the movie as much as I did!

Can't go wrong with this classic, excellent

I never purchased this but a friend did by accident. A classic great scooby movie none the less one of the bestThey don't make em like they used toMakes me feel old

We watched this after watching the sequel (return to zombie Island) and I think in this instance the sequel was better though it’s still an enjoyable movie for any Scooby fan!

Comedy family film fun for all was perfect

This video came in amazing condition and was watchable on my old VCR. It's a great addition to my VHS collection, of which I have many videos.