YMMV / Scooby-Doo: Camp Scare

• Best Known for the Fanservice: What is the scene most remembered? The lake party with Daphne and Velma (especially Velma) in swimwear.
• Ensemble Dark Horse: Of all the teens, Trudy gets a good bit of fandom love for her Emo/Goth-like appearance, and for getting a good amount of character development throughout the film (like starting off emo but eventually becoming more of a Perky Goth). Being voiced by Tara Strong doing a variation of her Raven voice also helps.
  • Also, Jessica. Now why do you suppose that is?
• Even Better Sequel: The second (and most well-received by a small margin) of both the movies with Matthew Lillard as the new voice of Shaggy and the movies with the new animation style. On various lists rating the Scooby-Doo movies, this one often appears among the top five.
• Funny Moments: Shaggy freaking out after spending five minutes in and old jail cell. He shakes the bars, begging to be let out, and the bars fall apart (due to them being old and rusty), allowing him and the others who were locked in with him to escape.
• Harsher in Hindsight: Fred says that he used to go to camps a lot when he was a kid. If Camp Scare takes place in the same continuity as Mystery Incorporated, a possible implication of this is that Mayor Jones sent Fred away to camp often because he didn't want to take care of him himself. Given that some writers and producers from Mystery Incorporated returned to make Camp Scare!, it's possible there was some intent behind what Fred said.
• Hilarious in Hindsight:
  • Fred's childhood camp is named Camp Little Moose. In Mystery Incorporated, Fred mentions that whenever he was bored in his house, he would talk to his imaginary friend, Tyler, who was actually a taxidermy'd moose head.
  • Seeing Deacon battered around a lot (even more than Shaggy and Scooby) during the whole segway incident after being run out of Camp Big Moose becomes hilarious on a second watch knowing that he's the Big Bad and is suffering all those indignities.
• One-Scene Wonder:
  • The jovial, but creepy looking store owner with all the local lore, voiced by Mark Hamill is only in two scenes, but boy does he milk them a lot.
  • The Specter only appeared in one scene and The Stinger, but damn was its presence effective and terrifying.
• Suspiciously Similar Song: The song that plays over the end credits is blatantly ripped from "Walking On Sunshine". The 'summertime' song in the middle sounds familiar as well.

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