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Director : David Block
Running Time : 76 mins
In the seventeenth of the direct to video Scooby-Doo series, Velma Dinkley (Cohn) decides the gang need a break from mystery solving, so takes them to a vampire fan convention. Unfortunately a real life vampire that has been preserved in a glass coffin escapes while a group of his worshippers kidnap Daphne (DeLisle) to present to him as a sacrifice.
Most of the stories I’d heard about the musical Scooby-Doo movie involved just how terrible it was, so I was expecting a non-stop musical extravaganza that had no storyline to speak of and that made no sense. This, however, was pretty similar to previous instalments, albeit with additional musical numbers, but the story was just as good as other ones and did on the most part avoid music as a replacement for good story telling.
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