Scooby-Doo has been such a constant fixture on American television for the past 50 years that it’s easy to forget how frequently it’s been rebooted: at least half a dozen times before “reboot” was a ...

Following on the heels of Trolls World Tour’s direct-to-video release, the new CGI Scooby-Doo feature film Scoob! lands on VOD on May 15. It’s a reimagining of the popular Saturday-morning cartoon ...

Admittedly, I had a slight aversion to the prospect of Scoob! (though, not near as much as some people) just because of the title alone. It sounded too “cool” for my tastes. Or, at least, that weird ...

Screenwriter Matt Lieberman spoke with Showbiz Cheat Sheet by phone about adapting Scooby-Doo for the new animated movie Scoob! Scoob! is now available to own on VOD. First, Scooby-Doo meeting Shaggy ...

“Batgirl” wasn’t the only nearly completed Warner Bros. film that was killed last week, but in the case of the animated sequel “Scoob! Holiday Haunt,” the film’s producer and co-writer opted to ...

Scoob! Holiday Haunt's completion was a sombre affair for the crew. The cancellation of the film’s release meant that the crew was essentially completing a project that would never see the light of ...

Young Shaggy and Scooby-Doo in the trailer for Scoob! Pic credit: Warner Bros. Scoob!, a 3D animated feature coming to theaters next year, teases “the most challenging mystery ever” for Scooby and the ...

Michael Kurinsky was supposed to make his directorial debut alongside co-director Bill Haller with “Scoob! Holiday Haunt.” That is, until the film — starring Iain Armitage, Mark Hamill, Cristo ...

When Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! premiered in 1969, actor, radio host, and DJ, Casey Kasem took on the role of Shaggy. For the next 40 years, Kasem voiced the lovable character in a variety of ...

Back in August, the then-newly merged Warner Bros. Discovery made a shocking decision: They were shelving two films that were close to completion. One was Batgirl, which would have played a key role ...

Theaters are wary that a successful "Scoob!" run could suggest that VOD and theatrical can successfully coexist. It seems like a counterintuitive decision. Indoor theaters continue to open, albeit ...