How to watch TV series and films “Lots of Goosebumps”

When it comes to a child’s first encounter with horror, R. L. Stine Goosebumps may well be at the top of anyone’s list, so what’s the best thing to watch this Halloween season? Watching Stine’s various adaptations can take you back two decades or more to when these shows and films were at the height of their popularity, but you don’t have to grow up as a ’90s kid to enjoy them now. This franchise knows better than anyone that kids like to scare themselves silly: a story about Slappy the Dummy can have the same effect at a kids’ party as a Bloody Mary. Now that Disney+ and Hulu have unveiled a new take on the series—and with Stine’s series. Just beyond recently pulled from Disney+ – we thought it would be great to include where you can watch all the recordings on Goosebumps franchise, plus a few additional Stine adaptations for good measure.

The first crack in Goosebumps the television series came just a few years after Stine published his first novel in the series. Welcome to the House of the Deadin 1992. Since then, the TV show and subsequent novels have worked hand in hand to create the feeling—and the brand— Goosebumps

we know today. The novelty of these truly creepy children’s stories coming to life for the first time, coupled with Jack Lentz’s chillingly fun theme song, makes this six-season anthology hard to beat. It’s a shame that they’re so hard to track down on a regular streaming service: Netflix has a few special episodes like “Night of the Living Mannequin” and “The Haunted Mask,” but you can buy entire episodes or seasons on digital platforms.

Between Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle And Goosebumps, call Jack Black the king of ’90s children’s franchise reboots. Directed by Rob Letterman (from Shark Tale And Detective Pikachu hunger), Goosebumps ’15 offers classic children’s entertainment. In fact, in the film, R.L. Stine is the driving force of the narrative. Black plays an author who must help three teenagers (Odeya Rush, Dylan Minnette and Ryan Lee) return his legendary characters to where they belong (in manuscripts locked in his library). It’s a lot of fun, surprisingly.

Slappy the mannequin takes center stage in Goosebumps continuation of the film. Along with a new cast (Jeremy Ray Taylor, Kahlil Harris and Madison Iseman), Jack Black returns as R.L. Stine, but in a guest star role. Haunted Halloween trades Goosebumps monsters for Halloween decorations, and Slappy brings them to life. Chaotic, we know.

Having decided to abandon the previous anthology format, the latest Goosebumps the series decides to focus on a fictional city plagued by mysterious, dark events. While the series features teenagers, Justin Long takes the series to the point where he is a teacher who seemingly becomes possessed because, really, why bring this man into a horror project if you’re not going to put him in danger ?

Remembering that I watched this movie with Emily Osment in her best film “What If Lilly Truscott from Hanna Montana did you have black hair instead of blonde?” dragging countless times as a child was like dragging out repressed memories. Everything you need to know about live video streaming Hunting hour is that Osment plays an angsty goth girl who fiddles with an occult text – but don’t worry, it’s so corny that the book is literally called Evil thing. On TV, Hunting hour The series premiered a few years later. It’s not necessarily a spin-off Goosebumps, but is based on two anthology stories by Stine. The series as a whole is not as strong as the 90s. Goosebumpsbut it introduced us to current Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin horror stars Bailee Madison, especially in the “Really You” episodes, for which we are grateful.

Another set of films straight to DVD, Mostly ghostly It premiered on the Disney Channel on Halloween night 2008. The series is adapted from Stine’s book. Who released the ghosts? a novel that follows a magic-loving 11-year-old boy named Max Doyle (Sterling Beaumont) who helps two ghost children (Luke Benward and Madison Pettis) figure out what happened to them. The Ghost Children return in the sequel, helping Max (recast with Ryan Ochoa) find his girlfriend (Bella Thorne), but the third installment will feature an entirely new cast. One night in the House of Fate.

In 2021 Netflix Fear Street The trilogy (written and directed by Lee Janiak) became the talk of pop culture in July of that year when the streamer released three films back-to-back within three weeks. Based on Stine’s novels of the same name and aimed at teenage audiences slightly older than Goosebumps, Fear Street is an entertaining set of interconnected slasher films that follows a group of teenagers as they try to figure out why their town of Shadyside is so violent. Hint: This includes witches!