
Werecats and Beignets: Scooby Doo on Zombie Island with Journie Ma-Johnson
Mandy discovers the 1998 Scooby-Doo movie where the mask comes off and there’s a whole extra head underneath.

Mandy discovers the 1998 Scooby-Doo movie where the mask comes off and there’s a whole extra head underneath.
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Kynan Dias returns to defend a movie sitting at twelve percent on Rotten Tomatoes, and he makes a far better case than that number suggests. Seriously. It’s crazy. You might want to watch it again. Mandy brings pink eyeshadow, a jellyfish grievance, and one very good question nobody can answer.

Author Rick London hands Mandy the goriest thing she’s ever agreed to watch, and there’s a Peter Pan retelling hiding inside it. She squirms, she theorizes, and she may never unsee the slug.

Mandy watched all four hours of the official Grateful Dead documentary so you don’t have to — though Jeffrey Nicholas Brown, 27-show Deadhead and returning champion, would very much like you to. One of them ends the episode inventing a new word.

Mandy avoids anything with aliens, death, or unanswered questions, so of course JJ Jaeger handed her all three at once. It’s Arrival, and there may be a lump in her throat.