Scooby-Doo! and the Gourmet Ghost

The story takes place at the Rocky Harbor Inn, a historic inn with a Revolutionary War past. The inn has recently reopened as a high-tech culinary resort featuring a cooking arena, attracting celebrity chef guests while a mysterious Red Ghost haunts the premises.

The movie uses a dual timeline, jumping between the 1780s during the Revolutionary War when Edward Flay supposedly operated the inn, and modern day when Mystery Inc. investigates the haunting. The historical past provides clues that intersect with contemporary events.

Edward Flay was the Revolutionary War-era owner of the Rocky Harbor Inn. According to legend, he hid important papers containing crucial troop movements for the Continental Army. His legacy and supposed heroic actions became the foundation of the inn's haunting legend.

The gang investigates a haunted inn where a Red Ghost is targeting guests and causing destruction. They must chase clues through secret papers and ghostly legends, peeling back layers of deception to reveal a real human threat behind the spectral attacks.

Disguises and misdirection drive the antagonist's plan, including drone-controlled mischief and a staged haunting. The truth surfaces only when hidden parchments are uncovered, revealing the Red Ghost's true identity and breaking the spell of deception.

Bobby Flay, the world-famous chef, is Fred's uncle. He hosts the gang at the inn's high-tech cooking arena, connecting the culinary world with the inn's storied past while the mystery unfolds around them.

Velma serves as the analytical brains of the operation, deciphering hidden messages and invisible ink on ancient parchments. Her analytical mind connects Edward Flay's historical actions to the inn's legend and uncovers the truth behind the mystery.

The Red Ghost is a purported haunted spirit targeting guests at the Rocky Harbor Inn. Like typical Scooby-Doo mysteries, the ghost is ultimately revealed to be a human culprit using deception and technology to stage supernatural events.

Historical documents left behind by Edward Flay contain hidden information about troop movements and wartime loyalties from the Revolutionary War. These parchment revelations become central clues that tie the historical legend to the modern-day criminal scheme.

The Rocky Harbor Inn combines its historic Revolutionary War-era charm with modern high-tech cooking facilities. It features a state-of-the-art cooking arena that attracts celebrity chefs, blending culinary excellence with the inn's mysterious haunted reputation.