The New Scooby-Doo Movies

The Harlem Globetrotters and Scooby and his friends are hijacked to a haunted island for an experience they will never forget. Taking refuge in an old mansion, they witness statues moving, leaving behind luminous footprints and handprints!

Scooby-Doo and the gang, along with the rock group Josie and the Pussycats, battle ghosts haunting the Dixie Queen Showboat on the Missouri River--or is it the "eerie" canal? The mystery begins when the 100-year-old ghost of Mark Twain's "Tom Sawyer" character, Injun Joe, along with another bad ghost, drag chains, move objects and make scary noises.

On a trip back in time, Scooby and the gang meet that genial genie, Jeannie, as they travel to Persia to help a prince fight evil "ghosts." There, they learn of a legend--many thousands of years ago, an ancestor of the prince imprisoned an evil Jinn in a bottle. Now, with the assistance of the prince's greedy uncle, the vengeful genie initiates a sinister plan to scare the prince into abandoning the palace.

Tim Conway, a coach at Velma's alma mater, enlists Scooby and the gang to eliminate ghosts haunting the debt-ridden school. The only opportunity to raise money for the school, the All Sports Benefit Show, has been postponed because no teams will play in the haunted high school--and people refuse to attend any event held there.

Don Adams, head of the Adams Exterminator Company, "Bug Killer To The Stars," guest stars with Scooby and the gang. The comedy unfolds when Scooby and the kids stop on Sunset Boulevard to help troubled motorist Adams. But the engine is infested with some vengeful, metal-munching termites that completely devour the motor. Scooby and the kids volunteer to help him with his next job. High on the mysterious Horror Hill sits the eerie, foreboding home of former horror-film star, Lorne Chumley. Scooby and the kids momentarily hesitate to enter when Adams reveals that fourteen exterminators had been sent there before--and no one has heard from any of them since. At the door, they are met by Otto, the sinister butler, who informs Adams that Mr. Chumley does not require his exterminating services. But Adams insists, telling Otto that the bank is foreclosing on the house and he must eradicate any bugs before it can be sold.

After the Mystery Machine breaks down in Winona, Mississippi, Scooby and the gang join forces with Speed Buggy and his buddies to quell the mysterious midnight winds that spook the inhabitants of the tiny village.

Cass Elliot, former singer with The Mamas and the Papas, hires Scooby-Doo and the Mystery, Inc. kids to investigate two living globs of green cotton candy creating a sticky mess at her Sugarplum Candy Company.

Dick Van Dyke purchases a carnival and names it the Dick Van Dyke Barrel of Fun. But the place isn't fun--it's haunted! Scooby and the gang, who take a night off from chasing spooks to visit the carnival, help Dick uncover the apparitions that are scaring away both customers and employees.