Roxy Hunter and the Mystery of the Moody Ghost

This was a wonderful film for kids, and families. It's very cute and enjoyable. I watched this movie and absolutely loved it! I would definitely recommend this movie to people with families. There is nothing not to like. It is well written with decent acting. I also found it very funny. You can watch this movie over and over and love it every time. The whole concept of the movie is great! So if you are thinking about watching this movie, but are not quite sure , or you are thinking about showing it to your kids watch it! Trust me it's an excellent film. Over all, I give this movie a 9/10 because it is just something that anyone would love to watch at any time I strongly recommend this film.

I love the fun and quirkiness also settled down with a chaotic mystery its still fun and funny and enjoyable for all ages but still has mature themes and not just comedic ones and I love that it reminds me of a Scooby Doo episode, which I love that there's no target audience it's just for everyone

I highly recommend this movie it has such nostalgia for me it's amazing a pinochle of my childhood I guarantee you will like it to

Begins with a very precocious nine year old "Roxy" (Aria Wallace) arriving at her new home with best friend Max ( Demetrius Joyette). They meet the neighborhood locals, who have strong Canadian accents, in spite of the fact they are now "in New Jersey". and then there is the "wayne gretzky" reference (another Canadian), right at the beginning. This one goes like a Disney family film, but the distributor was actually Nickelodeon, so same deal. Roxy is sure their new house is haunted, so she goes about investigating, with her playmate Max. The odd, fast, stop-motion was quite strange, about 20 minutes in... if you have a story, just show it at regular speed. Not sure what they were trying to say by showing it at high speed stop motion. It's all quite plain, simple, almost inane, but the young'uns will enjoy it. Clearly made for a younger crowd. Nothing too complicated. Director Eleanor Linda has done almost exclusively TV series and TV movies. Even the Roxy Hunter, kid detective series was all done for TV. Not bad. Pretty good, but clearly made for the kiddies. Enjoy it for what it is. Also available on DVD.