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Micah Mann

Coming Up Next On AniMat’s Classic Reviews: Open Season: Scared Silly!

Stella Newman

Open Season: Scared Silly is next.

Anonymous

Technically there are subtle hints about Lena and Simone not really who they say they are in the movie like the fact that Simone likes cats but also pay attention to the way Simone acts around Scooby and how she says the word “dog” she doesn’t really act like how a normal person who doesn’t like dogs would act you can definitely tell that there’s something off with her. I also thought this movie had a limited run in theaters but I could be wrong on that, wow we really seem to be getting into the Halloween spirit as Open Season Scared Silly is going to be the second movie centered around Halloween.

Kenneth Stoddard

I only seen the some of direct to video Scooby Doo, but this one is the first for me and I thought it was good. I can see why many Scooby Doo fans adore this film with actual creatures and improve animation that was featured make this a standout among the rest of the direct to video film. It not my favorite but I do see why people like this movie a lot. Yeah it was good at the time, but it at least better than 2020’s Scoob. As long it has nothing to do with modernizing it feature pop culture reference, then I would be fine. As for the next review, Open Season: Scared Silly, I haven’t seen it outside seeing the first three films but I might as well before seeing the review. I know this will get a Seal of Garbage for sure, but I do wonder if this will be one of his worst films he seen so I’ll have to see this quickly when it comes out next month. This is gonna be good though.

Hunter O'Laughlin

Well, the time has finally arrived for you to review the last “Open Season” film, and, sadly, I’ve heard that this one is the worst one. Yes, even worse than “Open Season 3”. So, I just hope you make it through the last one okay. As for my thoughts on you reviewing Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island, I remember watching half of the movie on Netflix. I haven’t seen the film whole. But after hearing how Scooby fans consider it the best Scooby Doo film and seeing you giving a positive review, I might go and finally see the rest of the film. And I did skip to the Patreon Request so I could avoid hearing the spoilers.

Hunter O'Laughlin

Actually, I think you should avoid “Open Season: Scared Silly” because I heard it’s worst than “Open Season 3”. Similar to you, I’ve only see the 3 films and never the 4th one and considering the negative things I’ve heard about it, I think it’s for the better I just don’t watch it.

Hunter O'Laughlin

Oh, boy! I heard that one’s even worse than “Open Season 3”. I hope he survives through “Scared Silly”.

Kenneth Stoddard

Nah I’m still gonna see it just to see how bad it is. I manage to get through the 4th and 5th Ice Age films okay upon first viewing, so why not get through the 4th Open Season to see why everyone hate it so much.

Aurélien Beauchêne

Wasn't really a big fan of the series, more of a casual viewer. But I remember seeing this one a LONG time ago, like in the early 2000s (before I turned 10), and actually liked the movie. Now as an adult, I wonder how would a Scooby-Doo story fare if the gang encountered some SCPs... (you know, like the n°173 that made Markimoo wet himself). As for the next one, I already despise the first movie of these series, so the fourth iteration won't even give me a chuckle... I predict an overall 3/10 max.

Justin Monti

I have only seen a handful of direct to dvd Scooby Doo movies but zombie island was one of them. And I definitely agree this is one of if not the best direct to dvd Scooby Doo films. I always liked how the film introduced new ideas with the Scooby Doo franchise. However in my opinion it is no longer the darkest thing to come out of Scooby Doo. That honor has to go to Scooby Doo Mystery Incorperated which still remains as the best Scooby Doo series to date. Another one I can think of that was pretty dark is probably the crossover episode with Supernatural titled Scoobynatural. And I see the next classic review is Open Season Scared Silly, hopefully the final Open Season film.

Kim Lechman

I definitely see why so many people consider Zombieland to be the best of the Scooby-Doo films. It’s a real good way to put the franchise in a darker environment, and still have what made Scooby-Doo and gang so charming. I myself find The Witches Ghost to be better, but with that said, it’s great to know what started the trend still holds up well to this day. Oh Boy, Open Season Scared Silly is up next. I really don’t know what to expect from this one, because I’ve heard mixed opinions on it. I heard some people like it fine, some call it the worst in the franchise, but one thing is for sure, IT DOES NOT FOLLOW CONTINUITY OF THE OTHER FILMS WHAT SO EVER! I’m not saying that as someone who’s seen it (because I never have) I’m saying that as someone who knows someone who has seen it.

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

This movie scared the living hell out of me when I was younger. Good to see that was somewhat justified.