Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island Page #2

Synopsis: After years of unmasking fake ghosts, the Mystery Gang have separated and acquired new careers, including Daphne being a reporter. For her birthday, Fred invites the whole gang to join their trip to Louisiana for Daphne's television show. They have many adventures but every ghost is just a villain in a costume. They soon meet Lena Dupree, who takes them to Moonscar Island in the hopes to encounter a real ghost. Things soon become creepy and the gang find themselves caught between vicious werecats and zombies lead by the ghost of Moonscar the Pirate.
Production: WARNER BROTHERS PICTURES
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
86%
UNRATED
Year:
1998
77 min
2,789 Views


was one of those pirates?

Yes, cher. He was one

of the most famous of them.

Shaggy! Catfish!

Zoinks!

That's the biggest catfish I've ever seen.

That's probably Big Mona.

Ain't nobody never been able to catch her.

Guess that's one catfish

who doesn't like dogs, old buddy.

Rotten catfish!

I've got you, Scoob!

Oh, no!

You've got to turn this thing around!

I'm trying, son.

But she don't turn on no dime!

Hang on, guys!

Thanks, mister!

Should have let the 'gators eat you.

I can't stand tourists.

Now all your splashing

chased Big Mona away!

Quit your grumbling, Snakebite.

You ain't never caught that fish,

and you ain't never gonna did!

Says you!

Not too friendly, is he?

What is that?

This here's my hunting pig, Mojo!

Hunting pig?

He's a lot better than any hound dog.

He can smell a catfish a mile away.

Lot smarter than any dog, too.

Now get these trespassing tourists

off my boat!

I got fishing to do!

That's old Snakebite Scruggs.

He think the bayou

is his own private preserve.

He don't like anybody being in it, no.

So we noticed.

Suspicious character, eh, Velma?

True, but he did save you

from being eaten by alligators.

Oh, yeah.

Moonscar Island, dead ahead.

And Ms. Lena...

...you give my best to Ms. Lenoir,

you hear, cher?

I'll do that, Jacques. Thanks.

Ready? Follow me and hang on.

The road's a little bumpy.

There's our haunted house.

- Are you getting all of this, Fred?

- Yep. Got it, Daph.

Lena wasn't kidding.

This place is crawling with cats.

Cats?

Cats!

Come back, Scoob!

You mutt! I just planted those!

Rats!

Scooby, leave them alone!

"Great with cats"?

Scooby-Doo, stop!

I spent a whole week on that planter!

Excuse me.

Ms. Lenoir!

Who brought this...

...dog?

Dog? Where?

I'm terribly sorry.

We should have held onto him better.

I'm Daphne Blake of Coast To Coast.

You know, the TV show?

We do not have television on my island.

Lena, what are they doing here?

It's all my fault, Ms. Lenoir.

I heard these folks say

they wanted to see a real haunted house.

- So I thought...

- You might show them mine.

I see.

Really, Lena.

But your house is simply beautiful,

Ms. Lenoir. Isn't it, Fred?

Picture perfect. Just how old is it?

It has been in my family for generations.

It was a pepper plantation.

Some of the hottest peppers in Louisiana

grow on this island.

We've hit the proverbial

chili pepper jackpot.

So, Ms. Lenoir, is your house really...

Haunted? Yes.

It is an old house with a restless spirit.

You're welcome to look around,

if you'd like.

Would we ever! Do you mind us taping?

No. Of course not.

In fact, I'd be most flattered.

But, you'll have to do something

about your...

...dog.

Food always keeps Scooby occupied.

If it will keep him from chasing my cats,

you're welcome to my kitchen.

Groovy! Come on, Scoob.

Sorry about all the damage.

Don't worry, Beau will take care of it.

- Beau?

- Our new gardener.

Sure, I'll take care of it. Gardener!

Cat food! Yuck!

Forget the cat food, Scoob!

There's a lot better chow in this kitchen!

Smells great. It's gumbo, isn't it?

You do know your food.

We've traveled the world on our stomachs.

Mind if we have a taste?

Of course not.

Let me know how you like it.

Not bad, but it needs a little more spice.

Don't you think so?

These puppies ought to do the trick.

Delicious lemonade, Lena.

Why, thank you.

So, how long have you worked for...

The guys!

That was some hot pepper!

Those are Moonscar Island peppers!

I wasn't exaggerating when I said

they were the hottest peppers in Louisiana.

With all the screaming,

we thought you might've seen a ghost.

If we do, you'll be the first to know.

Sorry for the interruption, Ms. Lenoir.

Please, call me Simone.

Shall we continue our tour of the house?

Great, Ms. Simone.

Maybe you guys should stay away

from those peppers.

Right. We'll just stick with the gumbo.

- If you don't mind, Lena.

- Of course not.

I'm glad you like it. Help yourselves.

Come on. I dare you.

You first.

Not chicken are you, old buddy old pal?

That's funny.

A second ago I was on fire.

And now it's freezing!

Yeah, freezing.

Tell you what. We'll split the big one.

That'll warm us up.

Now this is a great library, Simone...

Now what?

Peppers? Again?

- Writing!

- Writing? What writing?

Ghost writing!

See? This place is haunted.

Wow! Fred, get a shot of that!

Jinkies!

Simone, could you come stand

next to me, please?

Here we are

in Ms. Simone Lenoir's kitchen...

... where we've had our first encounter with

supernatural spirits of Moonscar mansion.

You can feel the chill in the air.

Cut! Who opened a window?

Nobody! Look!

Beware!

Wow! Is this great stuff or what?

Right! Great!

The haunting might just be starting.

After sundown,

the ghosts get more restless.

This seems pretty solid.

Keep rolling, Fred. Maybe we'll have

another ghostly manifestation.

- Freddy! I'm over here!

- It's Velma!

We've been levitated before,

and there's always a magnet...

...or wires somewhere.

No wires here, Fred.

A real case of levitation!

This just gets better and better.

Maybe from where you're standing.

Anybody want to try getting me down?

Sure thing. Come on, Scoob.

Nice catch, Scooby. Thanks.

You're welcome!

You can feel the chill in the air.

Cut! Who opened a window?

Play it again, Fred.

I think I saw something.

Sure.

Who opened a window?

There! Could you enhance this shot?

Yeah.

Let me darken the image a little.

Bring up the sharpness a bit and...

It looks like a ghost!

It's the ghost of Morgan Moonscar.

Here, let me show you.

This is a portrait of Morgan McReight.

The moon-shaped scar is why he became

better known as Morgan Moonscar.

That's him all right, and he wants us out.

We'd be happy to get out!

A real pirate ghost. Fabulous!

I can't thank you enough for opening

your haunted house to us, Simone.

So, you're not going to heed

Moonscar's threat?

Are you kidding?

We don't scare that easily.

We do!

Besides, it's probably just a hologram

of a guy in a pirate suit.

Then why did it only show up on the tape?

That's the mystery.

But there's always a logical explanation

for these things.

What's that?

There's a logical explanation

for the growling in our stomachs!

We're hungry!

And we're going to get some food to go!

What are you doing back here?

I want to take another look at the wall.

What's to look at?

It's pretty clear that ghost wants us out!

Come on, Scoob. Let's go.

It isn't hollow, but maybe...

There's something under here.

M-A...

What are you doing to my kitchen?

Jinkies! Guess I got carried away!

Bingo!

Would you mind telling me

why you destroyed half my kitchen?

Yeah, Velma. Let us in on it?

Well, according to this book...

...the Maelstrom was the name

of Morgan Moonscar's pirate ship.

I am not surprised.

Parts of this house are quite old.

Pieces of the pirate ship

could have been used in the construction.

Morgan Moonscar was rumored

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