Goosebumps

1995

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7.6| 0h30m| TV-PG| en| More Info
Released: 27 October 1995 Ended
Producted By: Protocol Entertainment
Country: United States of America
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Anything can turn spooky in this horror anthology series based on the best-selling books by master of kid horror, R.L. Stine. In every episode, see what happens when regular kids find themselves in scary situations, and how they work to confront and overcome their fears.

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SpuffyWeb Sadly Over-hyped
Ensofter Overrated and overhyped
Pluskylang Great Film overall
Griff Lees Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.
Realrockerhalloween The 90s was a time when kids entertainment reached its peak mixing the supernatural with drama and life threatening situations.Goosebumps came around after the enormous success of the books and soared to number one on the bill boards for children's entertainment lasting four seasons.While some of the details were changed for the stories it was often for the betterment of the episode like vampire breath that had a time travel angle that went nowhere or had no significant to the book unlike the kids finding a labyrinth of coffins in the basement in its place.Usually the plots could be repetitive with an unpopular kid who stumbles on to an old house, board game, mirror etc and get involved in a morality lesson about not cheating others, reading is fun and taking care of the environment.In away it modeled itself after the twilight zone with a creepy theme, lessons to be learned and even a host to introduce the show from time to time.Still it was the different mythologies they developed in a hip way and the characters involved that kept you watching to see if they would make it it not.The effects are dated in this day and age where a blue screen can take the place of a sock puppet or a grimy computer graphic that barely makes the cut above average. But many times I found it enhanced the experience of showing an other world creature in a way our eyes aren't meant to comprehend.The goosebumps series lives on as a big motion action film and had found its way into the imaginations of a new generation. But the DVD collection while there hot.
lisafordeay Twenty years ago a TV show was made called Goosebumps. Fast forward now and there is now a movie of this coming out this year starring Jack Black as R.L Sline so what better way to do but to review the TV series of Goosebumps. As a kid I used to watch this every day on TV. Every episode(maybe there might have been a few I wasn't afraid of)was creepy and spooky. Created by R.L Sline the show is basically based on all the books he wrote and they are intertwined as short stories for teenagers that are involved in spooky situations,like mummy's vampires,witches,you name it and it was in this show. Two episodes I remember to this day are The Haunted Mask and The Night Of The Living Dummy which both scared me as a kid(actually I seen The Haunted Mask the other day and it scared the crap out of me). But The Night Of The Living Dummy episode was by far the creepiest I have ever came across as I have seen that episode so many times as a child and to this day it creeps me out. Slappy I remembered had red hair and he had this creepy face(like Chucky that serial doll killer from that horror film Seed Of Chucky). The Haunted Mask episode was also creepy as a young girl wanted to buy this really scary mask unaware that when she puts it on it would stick to her face and would be impossible to remove it,unless she can love herself more.Overall if you are a die hard fan of horror films than this show is just for you,but if you hate watching stuff that scare the living daylights out of you than stay away from it.Even the music was creepy like what you hear Danny Elfman play.
Terryfan Goosebumps Viewer Beware You're In For A Scared. With a warning like that how could you expect not to be curious about Goosebumps."Goosebumps" is based by the book series of the same name by R.L.Stine and this is one of the few times when a show or movie based off a book does it right. Goosebumps was a very popular book series in the 1990s and R.L.Stine was consider the Stephen King of Children Horror stories and looking back he manage to create a series that grab children's attention and inspire them to read more. Also I have one Goosebumps book.Now I'll be honest I was more into the book series "Animorphs" because it story line hold my interest more. But it didn't stop me from watching Goosebumps the TV SeriesThe Intro to Goosebumps remains one of my favorites as it starts off with R.L.Stine walking in a black hat and black jacket and briefcase and a chilling piano theme that still holds up today as being creepy whoever wrote the music for the theme deserves a lot of points because it still a creative theme song even more.The episodes for Goosebumps were based off stories from the book series. A good percent of the episodes follow the story line of the books. For a children's show it still had the factor of fear. Episodes like "The Haunted Mask", "The Girl Who Cried Monster", "Night Of The Living Dummy" "Stay Out Of The Basement", "A Night In Terror Tower", "The Werewolf Of Fever Swamp", "Attack Of The Mutant","Scarecrow Walks At Midnight" "Vampire Breath", "Werewolf Skin" I could keep on listing episodes of the show but these episodes are enough to hold your attention and send a chill up your spine. Now that's something you don't expect in a series based off a children book.Goosebumps just takes what is already a horror theme story in it own right and made it very scary on TV also the theme song will get your attention to make you watch the show so give Goosebumps a shot but Beware You're In For A Scare.
Connor I started watching this show when I was 6 years old, and it really intrigued and scared me. I remember taping episodes to watch, later after school.Looking back on it now, I can see flaws in the stories and don't really find it as mystifying as I used to. Although, I will always get nostalgic when watching it and that will always make me recommend this show to kids, and even people my age (17-18) for a good, light watch.My favorite episodes will always be the Night Of The Living Dummy ones, for a good reason. They still give me the creeps to this day!Overall, enjoyable watchable series that still entertains me. Highly recommended.

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