Rachael Tuve

Wtf did I just watch. Seriously. Genuinely wtf. Horrible acting and delivery. Bad pacing. Over the top death scenes that feel too goofy to be serious and taken too seriously to be part of a horror comedy. The dance off between the mean girl and the main girl was literally the stupidest thing I’ve ever seen. What actually was that? Also the reveal at the end with double or possibly triple killers was just goofy and not good. No references really to the other movies at all and doesn’t have the same vibe. Felt like a stand alone bad B movie Don’t waste your time

Literally not worth your time at all. The so called “horror” and scares we’re completely laughable and not even remotely scary. The two kids are super annoying and the little brother rapping was unnecessary and did nothing for the plot at all. The concept was kinda cool but could’ve been done better. They basically just demonized mental illness as a way to scare the general public.

Unbelievably terrible! My husband and I just watched this movie, and thank god we did not pay to rent it or pay for movie tickets. If you’re considering watching this movie, just pass. It’s not worth your time. None of the characters are right at all. Fred looks like a 16 year old version of a ken doll, Daphne was pretty on par with looks but her entire personality from the original show and movies was wrong, Velmas smarts and problem solving were severely downplayed, and Shaggy’s voice was like a 12 year old boy going through puberty. Thankfully, Frank Welker was what earned this movie even one star with his return as the ever famous Scooby Doo. The plot of this movie makes absolutely no sense, there’s no mystery or unmasking, none of the characters catch phrases are included, Scooby and Shaggy don’t eat any Scooby snacks together, and it’s just all around bad. There’s a mishmash of random Hanna-Barbera characters that any young adult or children audience members would seriously not even know or recognize and it’s seriously lacking in real humor or cuteness or wholeness that came with the original series and movies that followed. I’m so disappointed and upset for a whole generation of kids who will grow up thinking this is what Scooby Doo is all about

Worst movie I’ve ever experienced. The idea that inner beauty is always a direct fit to the American Hollywood style of beauty is disgusting. Not one single man in this movie was an acceptable role model, with the exception of Tony Robbins. I would never recommend this pathetic excuse of a coming of age/redemption story.