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This is a great syfy horror film, worthy of the praise that it has received. It's got intriguing characters, and some excellent special effects. It's managed to become a classic.

However, I would advise skipping this film to anyone with photosensitivity. A large section of the film is full of near constant strobe lights.

In a dream sequence episode, Scooby manages to have a side plot that is creative and engaging. Much like a few other Mystery Incorporated episodes, this references old Scooby episodes that hardcore fans can appreciate (specifically the Wacky Racers series). There are tons of small changes to the Mystery Incorporated formula: a slightly different animation style is the most prominent. Even for fans not familiar with Captain Caveman or Jabberjaw, this manages to be a fun watch.

This episode of Mystery Incorporated manages to be perfectly spooky. Although the plot twist at the end feels a bit odd, the villain from this episode manages to be a perfect balance of drama, plot, and spookiness. It's not an episode you can watch by itself, you need to have seen some previous episodes to have the general plot. For viewers that are binge watching, this episode is a thrilling rise to the climax.