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There’s a certain irony in that kid getting turned into a puppet by a bad guy who’s far more powerful than he is, because that’s a young Hayden Christiansen!
@@cannonmovietalesfan This is what I was looking for. I saw his face and I was like... A. J. Cook (Kimberly, in Final Destination 2) starred in the Welcome To Horrorland episode. And Cris Lemche (Ian McKenley in FD3) starred in Scarecrows walk at midnight. Too bad Christina or Britney weren't in Goosebumps.
Goosebumps may not have had fates as greusome as Tales from the Crypt, Twilight Zone or Outer Limits and tended to have happier endings than those, but they still had some effed up outcomes for their characters that definitely forged budding young horror fans growing up
I remember getting sick in school when i was younger, and they had this Goosebumps marathon where it showed every episode and watching every one made me realize in this series nobody gets a happy ending
That’s not quite true in the books. Despite some books ended on an admittedly bleak tone, occasionally there are hints of hope and downright happy endings. Such as “Beware, the Snowman.”
The Cuckoo Clock of Doom was my first Goosebumps book and was what instantly hooked me on the series. Definitely an underrated classic of the original 64 books.
@@AlexWithAStar I mean psychopathic people like Tara can exist in real life. There have been many cases of psychopaths who delight in making others lives miserable and painting themselves as the good guy. That’s what I meant by Tara being the most realistic monster that can exist in real life.
Unfun fact: A German soldier in WWII actually had something very similar to the piano fate after being captured by Russian soldiers. He got to live so long as he kept playing the piano. He played for the rest of his life (22 hours straight). After he collapsed from exhaustion he was congradulated, then promptly lethally shot as promised. Unfun fact 2: Turning into living statues is arguably realistic via "Stone man syndrome." This genetic condition causes the body to heal damage with bone as opposed to the proper soft tissue. As a result, joints become immobile as bones fuse and bridge together. Removal of the bone growths just leads to a larger one taking its place as the surgical wound heals. Late in the condition, sufferers have to decide which position they want to be stuck in for the rest of their lives. Unfun fact 3: This is a bit of a reach, but "locked in syndrome" is a bit close to the void fate. This condition outwardly presents like a coma, but sufferers are fully conscious and aware of their surroundings. They are even able to form long-term memories, but unable to communicate or move (they can apparently move their eyes up and down, but that's it).
@@jcj268 As in the endings are more on the bad ending side, not even like a cliffhanger - like getting deleted from a phone, trapped inside a video game or ice cream truck forever, or dead from an RV crash
I'd say the episode where all the kids were originally dogs and went back to their original animal forms in the end freaked me out. This was all due to the parents wanting kids but not having a good way to ensure their kids STAYED human.
And it’s twisted the parents pretend their kids never existed once they returned to their original forms and only the main character’s parents were willing to explain everything and keep him as their pet. So sad some parents would abandon their kids once they started to transform back than keeping them as pets.
@@hunterolaughlin I know, that really just makes it so much worse! And the ending implication that this will just happen again, (because of all the baby bundles seen), makes it even worse somehow!
@@Shadowcat753 Poor Jasper is going to be transforming back into a cat when she gets to Larry’s age and, if the doctor’s serum manages to enhance his dog years from spending 12 years as human, only he’ll know what’s going on but won’t be able to tell her since his speech will only come out as barks.
@@Shadowcat753 Here's something else to add to that...the scientist might not even stop at cats; imagine all the adults in town (and other places) bringing in their other pets to turn into human children! Bunnies, guinea pigs, hamsters, birds...we might even have a new "Deep Trouble" case on our hands if he also does fish!
“My Best Friend Is Invisible” is the only ending that legitimately scared me. But to be fair, it is a nonsensical twist. If Brent wanted to be invisible, was trying to hide, and avoid being seen, why make it so obvious for anyone to find you?
He probably got bored at being the last living human on Earth forced to live a life of seclusion and squalor, so he decided to torment those who pretended to be his kind and were responsible for his current condition in the first place.
Here's the funny thing about Deep Trouble. The episode is a completely different story from the book! The episode is about a chemical that mutated people and makes sharks Megolodon size (don't know why the shark wasn't the big bad), while the book was about mermaids and trying to protect them. Also in the book It Came From Beneath The Sink, Kat kills the grool by giving it love and found the laynx in the same place and way she found the grool. Also she almost got hit by a truck. And the grool changed color and had no mouth.
because the Deep Trouble episode was based on the sequel, Deep Trouble II, not Deep Trouble (hence why, instead of mermaids from the first Deep Trouble, we got the giant sea creatures and D-13 plankton from Deep Trouble II)
Not exactly. In the book, “It Came from Beneath the Sink”, Kat’s dog, Killer, discovers the Grool when nosing through the cabinet after which Kat herself takes a closer look. As for the Lanx, Killer somehow finds it himself when Kat, Daniel and Carlo are out getting ice cream. They dont discover the Lanx until after they get back
It's based on the book Deep Trouble II, they just didn't call it that. Strangely though, they never adapted the first "Night of the Living Dummy" but the adaptations of II and III were true to their numbers in the title. Same with the adaptation of "Return of the Mummy" but not the respective prequel.
@@Zak6009 I heard they skipped the first Night Of The Living Dummy cause it and the second one are similar. Though I've only read the first one, so who am I to know?
Yeah, I am not sure. The old cast and crew is returning, but they went for an up to date modern retelling whatever that means. Yes, it will be on Disney at the end of the month, just have to see where this goes....and so far, all remakes suck and die so far, this makes me nervous
I prefer Goosebumps stories where people who get horrible fates deserve it, especially how TV versions of some stories improve on the source material by giving hated characters what they deserve. Case in point, Judith turning into a statue in the TV version of Be Careful What You Wish For.
And The Barking Ghost, instead of Cooper and Margaret transforming into chipmunks, they get their bodies back and Mickey is the one who’s body switches with a chipmunk. It’s both hilarious and satisfying considering how much of a bulley Mickey was to his younger brother.
@@hunterolaughlinStine's point was that turnibg into a teenager is a fate worse than death! So Cooper being a happy chipmunk ("cute little paws!") IS a happy ending
I had no idea Ryan Gosling or Hayden Christensen were ever on this show! Plus Sean from Degrassi. Makes me want to go back and see how many stars were on it. Also makes it very clear that it was filmed in Canada.
Thank you so much for this list. The part where that mean girl turned into a statue was always on my mind from when i watched it as a kid but couldn't figure it out as to which show/movie it was until now.
Carly-Beth's soul/consciousness was also trapped in her bust at the mask shop in the end of her episode. But I guess they changed that. The amount of times I saw that episode and never knew there was a sequel.
A copy of it, actually. The masks were copying souls to keep them active and functioning, that’s why there was more than one mask and why Carly Beth helped her friend escape the old man mask.
@eddiejoewalt7746 first off...grammar my dude. secondly...nostalgia means to feel longing or affection for past experiences, instances or events. So my term was 100% accurate for this scenario and how the fuck is that hipster!?
@@kingcastlequeenbeckett To be fair, reprints of the old books sometimes shift them to the current era with incorporation of modern technology that didn’t exist at the time they were published. And most of the new books, since they came out in the 2010s, take place around that era they were published. It’s not bad for R.L. Stine to evolve his books as the world and technology changes since the 90s when the original books were published, and not only allows for a new generation of readers to get into the series but identify each book’s protagonists seeing them do things they’re familiar with.
“Night of the Living Dummy III” has a young Hayden Christensen as Zane. If you watch the series Drinking with Goosebumps, one of the rules for taking a shot is if a recognizable celebrity is in the episode and they’ve pointed out many of the celebrities that have appeared in the show.
That isn’t true goosebump is still on Netflix but only the special episode are on Netflix for goosebumps but now Disney plus has a new series and is the same name as on Netflix but a new series of goosebumps because I just checked Netflix and it is still on there except for season 1-4 on Netflix.
Ive actually never seen a episode of the goosebumps probably cause im later gen z. Although the one about the ageing prunes and the aunt trying to sell her nephews to marry some random women is so messed up. The concept of the episode is so disturbing because things like this happen around the world exept without the aging prunes. Its so sad that people sell their children to people 20yrs older.
When I was little I had a couple Goosebumps books on cassette tape! When 'side one' was over, it used to say something like, "If you're not too scared, flip the tape... if you don't have... goosebumps!"
Personally, I prefer this ending than the book's in "Be Careful What You Wish For". (Spoiler Alert Below) Judith's wish in the book causes Samantha to turn into a bird leaving Judith with no comeuppance for constantly bullying her.
Correct me if I'm wrong as I haven't seen the episode but the video itself doesn't say the kid is evil, I thought it said the family get their just desserts.
@@ohko3892 Oh I know. The kid in that episode seemed alright. I was just thinking how awful it would be if you you randomly shrunk an taken by some evil brat.
Mark wasn't evil, the others were trying to use jungle magic for their own gain. AKA possible world domination. Mark's aunt warned him about Jungle magic and forced him to forget how to use it so as to avoid him going down the same route.
Man, I remember many of these episodes and used to read the books like all the time. Never missed any episode, used to get nightmares but that never stopped me and my brother from watching or reading goosebumps
I used to rent these out on VHS at the elementary school. It was my favorite thing to do on weekends for a sleepover 🥺💚🖤 I'm 28. Time changed so fast. These videos still give me goosebumps
There was a goosebumps book that I feel like is underrated. I can't remember the name of it but it's about two kids who stay with their grandparents while their parents are on a work trip. They accidentally let out the monster that the grandparents trapped. But what's crazy is how the grandparents straight up ABANDONS the kids in the house WITH the monster still inside, KNEW there were more monsters, and planned on NOT TELLING ANYONE that the kids were trapped in the house. It ends with the kids trying to figure out how to leave despite the monsters now surrounding the house. I'm surprised it wasn't made into an episode. But then again, the book was messed up so maybe it's better it WASN'T shown on tv😅
How to kill a monster was the story you're thinking of. And here's the thing. They warn the kids not to open the door with the monster inside it, they leave a note on the back of their first note explaining everything and are sorry they didn't tell them sooner and more importantly not to leave the house to go in the swamp to find the grandparents as the house is the only safe place from the monsters in the swamp. The monster that was in the house was deathly allergic to humans but we can't assume the others are too. Then the siblings are trapped in the swamp while we are unsure if they get out of the swamp back to the house or the monsters get them. Only thing we know Is the monsters start waking up soon by the time they realize the danger they put themselves in since they didn't turn over the note in the house.
I watched the first two episodes of the new Goosebumps series on Disney+ and couldn't keep going. I don't know what the hell I watched, but it was not Goosebumps. It was some weird wanna CW-esque high school drama that's trying to be a Stephen King like story with a sprinkle of iconic Goosebumps McGuffins used loosely to tie the story together. Goosebumps was always focused around kids, with the added element that their parents wouldn't believe them if they told them. But here; we're dealing with teenagers about to graduate, and the parents are in on some deep conspiracy? Did the writers even read any of the Goosebumps books? The Haunted Mask, which was the second episode felt like a betrayal of the source material. Whatever that thing was, it wasn't the iconic unloved face that made it's titular book so incredible. Since when does the haunted mask turn you into a blood hungry monster?
It changes your emotions making you more aggressive and progressively change you into a monster unable to take it off if you don't know how or too long gone inside. Those aspects stayed the same however I find the mask lacking this time around
Really crazy and scary show. Evil camera,The cockoo clock of doom,plants,given to ghosts forever,be careful what you wish for,replaced by evil miror clone. Really disturbing and scary. Ant dominated world is really nuts. Telling your child and her friends are robots is mean. Really mean. Cursed to become a puppet is really scary. All of them are scary. Really. True Goosebumps
I remember reading most of these books in middle school and watching some of the episodes. I miss this series. I was born in 1998. That's why I wasn't able to see most of them.
Of the many “Goosebumps” DVDs I have, I probably watched “Deep Trouble” the most since it would be truly horrifying to be transformed against your will and those people certainly looked creepy/scary afterwards.😳
I miss my old goosebumps books. My grandmother is a book lover and she'd buy me new goosebumps books. Even though I couldn't read I loved them because she got them. Sadly I lost them over time
IG it’s understandable that the ghastly couple from the episode of D House Of No Return took the 3 bullies in as their own made sense cos they too got no kids of their own
I loved the Goosebumps books but they creeped me out! Welcome to Dead House had me thinking that there were people living in my house😳 I was in the 5th grade terrified to go to the bathroom at night 😂
I remember this goosebumps VHS from the library. I would check it out frequently or get confused with Disney the Hollywood tower of terror movie. When I would ask my mom to check out when I did not want to go. I grew up with the limited VHS at the library. But would recheck them out. I was autistic child so I did not read the books. I always asked the library if they had night of the living dummy part 1 and thought they did not have it and the werewolf of fever swamp. I had no idea of the show's existence until Netflix. Had the entire seasons streaming until it became only season 1. I watched all the night of the living dummy, welcome to the dead house, the haunted mask part 1 and part 2, werewolf of fever swamp, night in terror tower and welcome to the dead house.
I always thought the ending of A Shocker on Shock Street was pretty twisted, especially when Erin and Marty were about to gang up on Dr. Wright. The ending was added for the episode.
If you pay attention to the background, you'll see swan boats in one of the episode's scenes. Centreville Amusement Park was a surprising cameo for me.
Top 10 fates worse than death in power rangers 1. Anton became mesogog 2. Force diabolico to save Ryan with a price (lightspeed rescue) 3. Mike being magna defenders host (lost galaxy) 4. Carlos turned into a mutated insect (in space) 5. Tommy turned evil (mmpr) 6. Jarrod being dai shis host (jungle fury) 7. Leanbow as koragg (mystic force) 8. Mack the android (operation overdrive) 9. Watching the wild zord get killed by master org (wild force) 10. Nightmare collar (ninja storm)
I will always have a special place in my heart for the original goosebumps series I recently started watching the remake or re boot its pretty good series since the use go eat worms, haunted mask, the clock of doom, say cheese and die and reader beware I really enjoyed it.
Im surprised more people don't say the same thing when seeing him in Star Wars. "It's the actor who played Zane in Night of the Living Dummy 3 from Goosebumps!
#10 It all depends on how you wanna flip the coin. On the one hand, to be erased from time is a real bummer. But, on the other hand, considering that it was Tara “The Terrible” who got erased, would anyone go back and save her? You be the judge. And once again, little sisters that get away with anything because Mommy and Daddy spoil and/or favor them more are nothing more than worthless shit-stains.
I can't stand them either. Kind of reminds me of the book Monster Blood III. However, it was actually Evan's cousin being a little, lying, conniving, piece of shit.
I get what you're saying, they really made Tara a terror, but she could have grown out of that phase (since she was so young) & become the best sister as they grew up...but maybe that's wishful thinking. My biggest question is if it was just Tara who wasn't born, or was everyone from that year not born!? 😱
@@MegBat713from a writing perspective, probably only her to keep the ending simple. But, you could argue the book didn't deny the possibility of other people born the same year also being erased from time as well. 🤷 It really depends if there was an established range regarding how many people can get affected by the clock.
Before chucky I was terrified of slappy but I got older and I also found out that slappy in the third installment was voiced by the actor who voiced Wolverine in the 90’s X-men cartoon and will continue to voice him in the 2024 X-men 97 cartoon.
When I was a kid I had the Goosebumps books #1-44 and the Choose Your Own Adventures #1-6, yet somehow I didn't hear of this show until I was well into adulthood. I would have loved it! Also, was that Ryan Gosling and Sean from Degrassi TNG I saw?
@@WouldYouKindlyWatch while I do like that the video didn't go out of its way to bring attention to the fact that Gosling's a big star now, some mid-video confirmation would have been nice, lol
Yes, that was them. The latter actor, Daniel Clark, who played Sean Cameron on Degrassi: TNG, was in an episode of Goosebumps. I just figured that out myself a while back. I'm all too aware about Gosling, tho. Did you also know that Ryan Gosling was in a couple episodes of Are You Afraid of the Dark?
This show was a true gem! I watched it a lot when I was a kid. “Night of the living dummy 2” was my first and favorite episode. Since then, I binged watched a lot of them and I have a lot of favorites, most of them are on this list like “Stay out of the Basement.” “Bride of the living dummy” “The Scarecrow walks at midnight” and “Haunted house game” are also good ones! The cheesy charm and the horror mixed together to make a fantastic show. And most of the episodes are faithful to the books with added differences. This show is legendary! Kids today don’t know what they’re missing, I swear.
There is a bad fate that wasnt on the list in Attack of the Mutant it ends up with the protagonist being turned into a comic book character since he bleeds multi colored blood
I grew up with the Goosebumps books. I think I had them ever since I was 8. I don’t have any now but I still really love the series. I didn’t actually discover the tv series until I was 13 when I had Netflix on my XBox 360. I really love the show as well. I wonder why the first “Night Of the Living Dummy” wasn’t adapted into a tv episode. Does anyone know why not?
I saw the first 5 episodes of the reboot, and I loved it, I thought it was gonna be something like the 2015 movie, and it wasn't, thank goodness, I still love the 90s series, anyway, I think being trapped in the haunted house with a couple of ghosts is a fate well deserved, those kids got what they deserved for putting Chris through that, i would've done the same thing!
Meh I wished they followed the books more. The old tv show didn’t adapt all the books so they shouldve done some of those. Being darker, more violent is fine though
I remember having the PC game Escape From Horrorland. I just had to look it up after this to make sure it was not a false memory, lol. I wish there was more Fear Street live-action.
Even before the incidents with the ultimate control device, Seth still comes off as kind of a self-absorbed jerk. But still why don't the parents have their daughter move her dancing and music to the back yard where there should be more than plenty of room to tap dance where her dance music wouldn't have to compete with the sound on the tv? After all she should be old enough to be taught her limits and boundaries.
The plant clone one was a rare case in which the show makers had it end just like the ending of the book. 4:00 An FYI too, that book was originally about sea life getting mutated into gargantuan sizes.
Let’s be honest: Tara being erased from existence is a BLESSING. Who knows what that brat would’ve grown up to become? Either a serial killer or a toxic wife like Amber Heard, who’d also frame her husband for domestic abuse, but unlike Heard, would actually get away with it.
@@bigblujay9729 On the contrary, she deliberately sabotaged her older brother’s birthday by opening his presents, revealing to the girl he loved he had a secret crush on her and making him trip and fall on his cake (and in the book, scratching his bike, letting the girl he had a crush on into his bedroom while getting changed into his costume for a play he was in and exposing him in his underwear and put a jerkish jock’s baseball cap in his backpack leading him to be accused of stealing said cap and unnecessarily beat up by said jock) and getting him in trouble with their parents and making her look innocent and her brother the bad sibling. So, yes, she DID deserve to be erased from existence given how psychopathic she was in tormenting his brother to the point of making his life a misery and not even EVER feeling any remorse or having second thoughts.
@@bigblujay9729 She’s just not a kid. She’s a PSYCHOPATH. Read the book and rewatch the episode and then come back and tell me you still think she doesn’t deserve to be erased from existence. I’m not going to get into an argument.
Night of the living dummy gave me pediophobia. Hey this plot you describe for night of the living dummy 3 was different in the books. The ending was that Slappy was attacked by the other dummies in the house. The other dummies didn't like how slappy abused them, The kids in an attempt to render slappy inert again Read the slip of paper with the spell that brought him to life. He was in the room with the other dummies when they read it, he laughed at them because he knew that they thought it would break the spell that brought him to life and made him their master made them his slave. Instead the spell woke up the other dummies. I read the stories in attempt to make sure that I could try and overcome the phobia. It was partially successful. So if Jeff Dunham actually had me in a show any attempted to have one of his dolls scare me, I would probably end up damaging the doll. Not out of malice but because it scared me.
Kinda the same, though it was Monster Blood III. Lol!! Don't Go to Sleep was my next book. I read that book night after night. I disliked the adaptation though. Changed too much.
Uh, Carlybeth threw her whole stack of 30 bucks at the shopkeeper, so she Did buy the Haunted mask, she only ran from the shopkeeper so that he couldn't go back on the deal and stop her from making the big mistake she nearly makes later on. Steve Boswell was the one who stole HIS 'Old man' Haunted Mask from the store in "The Haunted Mask II (pt. 1)" even if the shop was out of business in the old show; but he did full-on shoplift the Old Man Haunted Mask from the "IN-Business" Novelty Shop in the book though.
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Playing the piano for all eternity.
Being stuck in a void of nothing for life.
@@AAWAW20 That is pretty scary.
Forced to age overnight
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"Be Careful What You Wish For" had a different ending in the books. Judith's first wish was to turn Samantha into a bird.
So did piano lessons can be murder, in that story, the creator was dragged away by the ghosts who he took the hands from!
@@dakentaijutsu2010I think Deep Trouble did too. Wasn’t the villian the ships cook?
And (correct me if I'm wrong) the ending of It came from beneth the sink was differet as well
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Your make top 10 or 20 (be careful what wish for)
@@CloneCommanderQutibahAlFarouqi not sure what you're getting at here!
There’s a certain irony in that kid getting turned into a puppet by a bad guy who’s far more powerful than he is, because that’s a young Hayden Christiansen!
I found this out later. I can’t see Zane the same anymore
@@DeletedchanneI827 And Say Cheese and Die starred Ryan Gosling.
@@cannonmovietalesfan This is what I was looking for. I saw his face and I was like... A. J. Cook (Kimberly, in Final Destination 2) starred in the Welcome To Horrorland episode. And Cris Lemche (Ian McKenley in FD3) starred in Scarecrows walk at midnight. Too bad Christina or Britney weren't in Goosebumps.
@@RicardoManuelArana And if you loved the Disney movie Air Bud, the boy who played Josh was Noah in Let's Get Invisible.
@@cannonmovietalesfanOMG... you're right. Yes, I liked the movie, and thanks for bringing it up.
Fun fact: In the piano lessons episode, the ghost is actually confirmed to be the piano teacher who previously lived in the house that Jerry lives in.
Seriously?
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Correct me if I'm wrong but the book version ends with the ghost summoning other ghost victims and carrying the crazed piano teacher away
Didn’t in the book the villain gets dragged to hell?
@TheBigMan0706 all you know is that he gets dragged away, where to is never known
Goosebumps may not have had fates as greusome as Tales from the Crypt, Twilight Zone or Outer Limits and tended to have happier endings than those, but they still had some effed up outcomes for their characters that definitely forged budding young horror fans growing up
The Haunting Hour: Hold my beer.
Twilight Zone, the music for that series alone creeped me out.
Haunting hour was actually terrifying
Fear street says hi😂
@@rtdaboss92 Oh, I remember reading most of those books in high school.
I remember getting sick in school when i was younger, and they had this Goosebumps marathon where it showed every episode and watching every one made me realize in this series nobody gets a happy ending
Enough said.
That’s not quite true in the books. Despite some books ended on an admittedly bleak tone, occasionally there are hints of hope and downright happy endings. Such as “Beware, the Snowman.”
Ehh the cuckoo clock one kind of got a happy ending
In the Goosebumps book 'How I Learned to Fly', the main character actually does FANTASTIC.
Modern day Grimm fairy tales.
The Cuckoo Clock of Doom was my first Goosebumps book and was what instantly hooked me on the series. Definitely an underrated classic of the original 64 books.
And one of the few books were the monster is actually a human kid and one unfortunately that can exist in reality.
Also Tara got what she deserved
@@jcj268 God knows what type of person Tara would’ve grown up to become had she not been erased from existence.
@@hunterolaughlin Can exist in reality? What do you mean? Maybe I'm just tired, but it sounds like you are saying the whole story is possible.
@@AlexWithAStar I mean psychopathic people like Tara can exist in real life. There have been many cases of psychopaths who delight in making others lives miserable and painting themselves as the good guy. That’s what I meant by Tara being the most realistic monster that can exist in real life.
I always thought it was cool to go back and see people like Ryan Gosling, Hayden Christiansen, and other stars when they were kids.
Unfun fact: A German soldier in WWII actually had something very similar to the piano fate after being captured by Russian soldiers. He got to live so long as he kept playing the piano. He played for the rest of his life (22 hours straight). After he collapsed from exhaustion he was congradulated, then promptly lethally shot as promised.
Unfun fact 2: Turning into living statues is arguably realistic via "Stone man syndrome." This genetic condition causes the body to heal damage with bone as opposed to the proper soft tissue. As a result, joints become immobile as bones fuse and bridge together. Removal of the bone growths just leads to a larger one taking its place as the surgical wound heals. Late in the condition, sufferers have to decide which position they want to be stuck in for the rest of their lives.
Unfun fact 3: This is a bit of a reach, but "locked in syndrome" is a bit close to the void fate. This condition outwardly presents like a coma, but sufferers are fully conscious and aware of their surroundings. They are even able to form long-term memories, but unable to communicate or move (they can apparently move their eyes up and down, but that's it).
All of those are real life horror and absolutely terrifying. It makes me suicidal just thinking about them being possible.
They need to do a similar list but with "Are You Afraid of the Dark?"
And R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour
There’s a new version on Disney +
@@jcj268Oh, that one’s even more of a horror show; it’s harder for things to go right there
@@RarityourWorld i don’t understand
@@jcj268 As in the endings are more on the bad ending side, not even like a cliffhanger - like getting deleted from a phone, trapped inside a video game or ice cream truck forever, or dead from an RV crash
Zane got turned into a dummy quicker than Anakin turned to the dark side. Oh wait…
I'd say the episode where all the kids were originally dogs and went back to their original animal forms in the end freaked me out. This was all due to the parents wanting kids but not having a good way to ensure their kids STAYED human.
And it’s twisted the parents pretend their kids never existed once they returned to their original forms and only the main character’s parents were willing to explain everything and keep him as their pet. So sad some parents would abandon their kids once they started to transform back than keeping them as pets.
@@hunterolaughlin I know, that really just makes it so much worse! And the ending implication that this will just happen again, (because of all the baby bundles seen), makes it even worse somehow!
@@Shadowcat753 Poor Jasper is going to be transforming back into a cat when she gets to Larry’s age and, if the doctor’s serum manages to enhance his dog years from spending 12 years as human, only he’ll know what’s going on but won’t be able to tell her since his speech will only come out as barks.
@@hunterolaughlin Exactly - it just keeps getting worse the more you think about it!
@@Shadowcat753 Here's something else to add to that...the scientist might not even stop at cats; imagine all the adults in town (and other places) bringing in their other pets to turn into human children! Bunnies, guinea pigs, hamsters, birds...we might even have a new "Deep Trouble" case on our hands if he also does fish!
What about Perfect School ? All the children who are sent to this academy were replaced by well-behaved clones (robots in the books).
That was a good episode and I like that the kid got out and planned on freeing the other kids trapped there
Originally I thought they were brainwashed
Sounds like a kid version of Stepford Wives.
@@Grabthar191 What's that ?
@@aidanhever3369 A book and a movie and a remake. Where men replaced their wives with lookalike robots.
“My Best Friend Is Invisible” is the only ending that legitimately scared me. But to be fair, it is a nonsensical twist. If Brent wanted to be invisible, was trying to hide, and avoid being seen, why make it so obvious for anyone to find you?
He probably got bored at being the last living human on Earth forced to live a life of seclusion and squalor, so he decided to torment those who pretended to be his kind and were responsible for his current condition in the first place.
He got lonely and wanted friends
Here's the funny thing about Deep Trouble. The episode is a completely different story from the book! The episode is about a chemical that mutated people and makes sharks Megolodon size (don't know why the shark wasn't the big bad), while the book was about mermaids and trying to protect them. Also in the book It Came From Beneath The Sink, Kat kills the grool by giving it love and found the laynx in the same place and way she found the grool. Also she almost got hit by a truck. And the grool changed color and had no mouth.
because the Deep Trouble episode was based on the sequel, Deep Trouble II, not Deep Trouble (hence why, instead of mermaids from the first Deep Trouble, we got the giant sea creatures and D-13 plankton from Deep Trouble II)
Not exactly. In the book, “It Came from Beneath the Sink”, Kat’s dog, Killer, discovers the Grool when nosing through the cabinet after which Kat herself takes a closer look. As for the Lanx, Killer somehow finds it himself when Kat, Daniel and Carlo are out getting ice cream. They dont discover the Lanx until after they get back
@@RanaltheBeetle oh yeah! I must've misremembered since I lost my copy of the book years ago.
It's based on the book Deep Trouble II, they just didn't call it that.
Strangely though, they never adapted the first "Night of the Living Dummy" but the adaptations of II and III were true to their numbers in the title. Same with the adaptation of "Return of the Mummy" but not the respective prequel.
@@Zak6009 I heard they skipped the first Night Of The Living Dummy cause it and the second one are similar. Though I've only read the first one, so who am I to know?
I'm so glad Goosebumps is getting a modern show. This series is iconic and deserves lots of love.
Yeah, I am not sure. The old cast and crew is returning, but they went for an up to date modern retelling whatever that means. Yes, it will be on Disney at the end of the month, just have to see where this goes....and so far, all remakes suck and die so far, this makes me nervous
@@andeeharryThat's not true. There have been some great remakes/reboots
@@blackanimedude4095 like what?
@@Coco_1958 A Star is Born, Evil Dead, Dune, and Fright Night to name a few. Lol.
@@blackanimedude4095 Also Ducktales!
I prefer Goosebumps stories where people who get horrible fates deserve it, especially how TV versions of some stories improve on the source material by giving hated characters what they deserve. Case in point, Judith turning into a statue in the TV version of Be Careful What You Wish For.
That's what they call comeuppance.
And The Barking Ghost, instead of Cooper and Margaret transforming into chipmunks, they get their bodies back and Mickey is the one who’s body switches with a chipmunk. It’s both hilarious and satisfying considering how much of a bulley Mickey was to his younger brother.
Seth being stuck in a void for eternity.
@@scottylewis8124 The question I would have is if he is there physically, because if so, wouldn't he be dead in 3-4 days from dehydration?
@@hunterolaughlinStine's point was that turnibg into a teenager is a fate worse than death! So Cooper being a happy chipmunk ("cute little paws!") IS a happy ending
I had no idea Ryan Gosling or Hayden Christensen were ever on this show! Plus Sean from Degrassi. Makes me want to go back and see how many stars were on it. Also makes it very clear that it was filmed in Canada.
Thank you so much for this list. The part where that mean girl turned into a statue was always on my mind from when i watched it as a kid but couldn't figure it out as to which show/movie it was until now.
People liked the old Goosebumps better.
Carly-Beth's soul/consciousness was also trapped in her bust at the mask shop in the end of her episode. But I guess they changed that. The amount of times I saw that episode and never knew there was a sequel.
A copy of it, actually. The masks were copying souls to keep them active and functioning, that’s why there was more than one mask and why Carly Beth helped her friend escape the old man mask.
Being forced to do nothing but play a piano for all eternity has to be the ultimate worst fate of all
Kaede Akamatsu execution seems VERY tame compared to that
Monster Blood is the first Goosebumps book I read and hooked me right away. Bless you R.L. Stine
Ahhh the nostagia...i miss the original goosebumps ❤ i legit remember not only reading the books but watching all of these episodes
Yeah, same here. I Absolutely Love both books and TV Show versions of *Goosebumps* from my Childhood.
i question this when people used the term "nostagia" like it that buzz hipster word
@eddiejoewalt7746 first off...grammar my dude. secondly...nostalgia means to feel longing or affection for past experiences, instances or events. So my term was 100% accurate for this scenario and how the fuck is that hipster!?
Remember when this show aired on Cartoon Network?
@@MASTEROFEVIL that nothing compare that R. L. Stine's The Haunting Hour: The Series show that aired on the Hub network betweek 2010-14
Tara did deserve that fate for all mayhem she did to her brother
I missed the old school version of goosebumps
Saban did rights.
Have you checked out hulu's new one that just released?
@@smilinmadmanwhere can I watch it now apart from hulu???
@@kingcastlequeenbeckett To be fair, reprints of the old books sometimes shift them to the current era with incorporation of modern technology that didn’t exist at the time they were published. And most of the new books, since they came out in the 2010s, take place around that era they were published. It’s not bad for R.L. Stine to evolve his books as the world and technology changes since the 90s when the original books were published, and not only allows for a new generation of readers to get into the series but identify each book’s protagonists seeing them do things they’re familiar with.
The Brand Newest Version of *Goosebumps* was originally released on *Disney+*
2:00 holy is that Ryan Gosling? How did I never notice
IKR
Yup that's him there are many A listers in this aeries
“Night of the Living Dummy III” has a young Hayden Christensen as Zane. If you watch the series Drinking with Goosebumps, one of the rules for taking a shot is if a recognizable celebrity is in the episode and they’ve pointed out many of the celebrities that have appeared in the show.
I’m mad that they removed goosebumps off Netflix
What? You're kidding me, Goosebumps is no longer on Netflix?
That isn’t true goosebump is still on Netflix but only the special episode are on Netflix for goosebumps but now Disney plus has a new series and is the same name as on Netflix but a new series of goosebumps because I just checked Netflix and it is still on there except for season 1-4 on Netflix.
Usually Netflix takes show off on Netflix if it isn’t that popular or if not lot people watch that shows at all.
You can find most of the full episodes on UA-cam 💎😎
@thaifighter22exactly although I thought they moved them to Disney plus because of the new series
Ive actually never seen a episode of the goosebumps probably cause im later gen z.
Although the one about the ageing prunes and the aunt trying to sell her nephews to marry some random women is so messed up. The concept of the episode is so disturbing because things like this happen around the world exept without the aging prunes. Its so sad that people sell their children to people 20yrs older.
I'm surprised that the haunted mask wasn't higher. I feel like that would be a horrible punishment
Yeah, but they beat the mask in the end.
I love the mask one so much
When I was little I had a couple Goosebumps books on cassette tape! When 'side one' was over, it used to say something like, "If you're not too scared, flip the tape... if you don't have... goosebumps!"
Which ones were they? I kind of wish I had them on tape back then.
Personally, I prefer this ending than the book's in "Be Careful What You Wish For". (Spoiler Alert Below)
Judith's wish in the book causes Samantha to turn into a bird leaving Judith with no comeuppance for constantly bullying her.
Which Is Referenced In The Episode With A Bird Landing On The Statue That Judith Is Turned Into
again, she was a happy bird
Being shrunken down and taken by an evil kid sounds legitimately horrifying. I'm surprised there isn't an actual horror movie with this premise.
Correct me if I'm wrong as I haven't seen the episode but the video itself doesn't say the kid is evil, I thought it said the family get their just desserts.
@@ohko3892 Oh I know. The kid in that episode seemed alright. I was just thinking how awful it would be if you you randomly shrunk an taken by some evil brat.
Mark wasn't evil, the others were trying to use jungle magic for their own gain. AKA possible world domination. Mark's aunt warned him about Jungle magic and forced him to forget how to use it so as to avoid him going down the same route.
Man, I remember many of these episodes and used to read the books like all the time. Never missed any episode, used to get nightmares but that never stopped me and my brother from watching or reading goosebumps
Number 9 is basically the movie" click" gone wrong 😂
I used to rent these out on VHS at the elementary school. It was my favorite thing to do on weekends for a sleepover 🥺💚🖤 I'm 28.
Time changed so fast.
These videos still give me goosebumps
I see what you did there. I got your pun at the end of your comment.
The ghost in number 16 was a good one because she saved the kid
I think her hearing her dads voice from the plants was a PTSD response to the events not any actual plant clones.
Makes sense.
Why you lying!!!! Fool.
There was a goosebumps book that I feel like is underrated. I can't remember the name of it but it's about two kids who stay with their grandparents while their parents are on a work trip. They accidentally let out the monster that the grandparents trapped. But what's crazy is how the grandparents straight up ABANDONS the kids in the house WITH the monster still inside, KNEW there were more monsters, and planned on NOT TELLING ANYONE that the kids were trapped in the house. It ends with the kids trying to figure out how to leave despite the monsters now surrounding the house. I'm surprised it wasn't made into an episode. But then again, the book was messed up so maybe it's better it WASN'T shown on tv😅
How to kill a monster was the story you're thinking of. And here's the thing. They warn the kids not to open the door with the monster inside it, they leave a note on the back of their first note explaining everything and are sorry they didn't tell them sooner and more importantly not to leave the house to go in the swamp to find the grandparents as the house is the only safe place from the monsters in the swamp. The monster that was in the house was deathly allergic to humans but we can't assume the others are too. Then the siblings are trapped in the swamp while we are unsure if they get out of the swamp back to the house or the monsters get them. Only thing we know Is the monsters start waking up soon by the time they realize the danger they put themselves in since they didn't turn over the note in the house.
Also it was made into an episode with the same name
@@bizzaroblake2519 what season is the episode? Because I'm surprised I don't remember it
@@cwytchsparks I'll have to look but I remember it bring an episode
@@cwytchsparks season 2 episode 18 I think
I watched the first two episodes of the new Goosebumps series on Disney+ and couldn't keep going. I don't know what the hell I watched, but it was not Goosebumps. It was some weird wanna CW-esque high school drama that's trying to be a Stephen King like story with a sprinkle of iconic Goosebumps McGuffins used loosely to tie the story together. Goosebumps was always focused around kids, with the added element that their parents wouldn't believe them if they told them. But here; we're dealing with teenagers about to graduate, and the parents are in on some deep conspiracy? Did the writers even read any of the Goosebumps books?
The Haunted Mask, which was the second episode felt like a betrayal of the source material. Whatever that thing was, it wasn't the iconic unloved face that made it's titular book so incredible. Since when does the haunted mask turn you into a blood hungry monster?
Hey, Disney, Sony called. They want the Goosebumps property back.
It changes your emotions making you more aggressive and progressively change you into a monster unable to take it off if you don't know how or too long gone inside. Those aspects stayed the same however I find the mask lacking this time around
@@hunterolaughlinSony produced the show, l3l0
I think being turned into something is absolutely scary.
Agree
Personally if I was turned into a dog or any other animal, I choose that as my fate..
Really crazy and scary show. Evil camera,The cockoo clock of doom,plants,given to ghosts forever,be careful what you wish for,replaced by evil miror clone. Really disturbing and scary. Ant dominated world is really nuts. Telling your child and her friends are robots is mean. Really mean. Cursed to become a puppet is really scary. All of them are scary. Really. True Goosebumps
Omg. This took me back. I remember watching this as a young boy in the 90's 🥰
Such nostalgia! I used to love the original GB show and books!!
IKR! They're both Super Awesome and Epic from our Childhood Years! 😄😁👍👌
Damn I forgot Ryan Gosling was on Goosebumps
Also Anakin Skywalker himself Hayden Christiansen was in Night of the Living Dummy 3.
Adam West was in Attack of the Mutant.
@@hunterolaughlin I did not know Batman was on Goosebumps.
Literally me
I remember reading most of these books in middle school and watching some of the episodes. I miss this series. I was born in 1998. That's why I wasn't able to see most of them.
Of the many “Goosebumps” DVDs I have, I probably watched “Deep Trouble” the most since it would be truly horrifying to be transformed against your will and those people certainly looked creepy/scary afterwards.😳
Reminded me of the Cenobytes.
They were first on📼
#19 I remember when Ryan Gosling was that cute boy I had a crush on. Well, I still do. He has just got more handsome as he got older.
Goosebumps actually had some pretty good twists.
I wish they would bring back the anthology format for goosebumps instead of making it about a town where everything happens with the same characters
I agree, especially since they have so many books and stories to work with.
THIS!!
Exactly! If The Twilight Zone can have multiple anthology shows, so can Goosebumps!
😱 These Goosebumps fates really are terrifying! 😵💫
I miss my old goosebumps books. My grandmother is a book lover and she'd buy me new goosebumps books. Even though I couldn't read I loved them because she got them. Sadly I lost them over time
IG it’s understandable that the ghastly couple from the episode of D House Of No Return took the 3 bullies in as their own made sense cos they too got no kids of their own
I loved the Goosebumps books but they creeped me out! Welcome to Dead House had me thinking that there were people living in my house😳 I was in the 5th grade terrified to go to the bathroom at night 😂
The one that sticks out to me from my childhood, that not many people mention is a night in terror tower idky but it does
I remember this goosebumps VHS from the library. I would check it out frequently or get confused with Disney the Hollywood tower of terror movie. When I would ask my mom to check out when I did not want to go. I grew up with the limited VHS at the library. But would recheck them out. I was autistic child so I did not read the books. I always asked the library if they had night of the living dummy part 1 and thought they did not have it and the werewolf of fever swamp. I had no idea of the show's existence until Netflix. Had the entire seasons streaming until it became only season 1. I watched all the night of the living dummy, welcome to the dead house, the haunted mask part 1 and part 2, werewolf of fever swamp, night in terror tower and welcome to the dead house.
I love old 90s kids shows where it's mostly just the producers trying to traumatize their audiences.
''SABER IS COMING !!! SABER IS HUNGRY !!! '''
This scared the F out of me as a child.
These fates worst than death on Goosebumps are...terrifying. Especially when one of those episodes starring Ryan Gosling. 🥴
Yeah, ain't that the truth there dude. They're all so Super Horrific, Terrifying, Creepy and Scary. 😨😱
Gosling was also in the AYAD episode The Tale of Station 109.1
Forced to play piano is actually a hilarious fate
“Do the scales again!”
“Nooooooo!!!”
😂
We just gonna forget "The scarecrows walk at midnight" ????
Turned into a scarecrow, or being mulched by a harvester.
Zane, did you hear the one about the three kids who tried to outsmart a dummy?
No, but I heard about the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise
The Original *Goosebumps* brought back Memories. I bet the Original Cast Members of *Goosebumps* all have a Blast Together.
To see "Say Cheese and Die" was quite refreshing, because the main kid was no other than young Ryan Gosling.
Watching the new series now. It’s pretty good so far. Not like the original but it’s still worth a watch.
330: I’ve honestly never seen the show of Goosebumps. Only the movie and the sequel. Looking at this, is just creepy. Amazing work R. L. Stine
you are seriously missing out if you haven't read nor watched the original books and TV series
Should've added the ending to Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes to this list.
Being turned into an ornament.
I always thought the ending of A Shocker on Shock Street was pretty twisted, especially when Erin and Marty were about to gang up on Dr. Wright. The ending was added for the episode.
"Just throw that one on the trash heap. I'll make another one." Yes, terrifying!
If you pay attention to the background, you'll see swan boats in one of the episode's scenes. Centreville Amusement Park was a surprising cameo for me.
Top 10 fates worse than death in power rangers
1. Anton became mesogog
2. Force diabolico to save Ryan with a price (lightspeed rescue)
3. Mike being magna defenders host (lost galaxy)
4. Carlos turned into a mutated insect (in space)
5. Tommy turned evil (mmpr)
6. Jarrod being dai shis host (jungle fury)
7. Leanbow as koragg (mystic force)
8. Mack the android (operation overdrive)
9. Watching the wild zord get killed by master org (wild force)
10. Nightmare collar (ninja storm)
I think the endings in both my best friend is invisible, and the house of no return of the are scariest endings in goosebumps episodes by far
I will always have a special place in my heart for the original goosebumps series I recently started watching the remake or re boot its pretty good series since the use go eat worms, haunted mask, the clock of doom, say cheese and die and reader beware I really enjoyed it.
Same here
22:19 oh, shit! It’s the actor who played Anakin Skywalker!
Im surprised more people don't say the same thing when seeing him in Star Wars. "It's the actor who played Zane in Night of the Living Dummy 3 from Goosebumps!
#10 It all depends on how you wanna flip the coin. On the one hand, to be erased from time is a real bummer. But, on the other hand, considering that it was Tara “The Terrible” who got erased, would anyone go back and save her? You be the judge. And once again, little sisters that get away with anything because Mommy and Daddy spoil and/or favor them more are nothing more than worthless shit-stains.
yeah. Tara was the absolute worst
I can't stand them either. Kind of reminds me of the book Monster Blood III. However, it was actually Evan's cousin being a little, lying, conniving, piece of shit.
I get what you're saying, they really made Tara a terror, but she could have grown out of that phase (since she was so young) & become the best sister as they grew up...but maybe that's wishful thinking. My biggest question is if it was just Tara who wasn't born, or was everyone from that year not born!? 😱
@@jarrettowens6073 This many times yes.
@@MegBat713from a writing perspective, probably only her to keep the ending simple. But, you could argue the book didn't deny the possibility of other people born the same year also being erased from time as well. 🤷 It really depends if there was an established range regarding how many people can get affected by the clock.
is would be way scarier to live in some of these kids horror anthology series than the final destnashion movies
12:37 and that is how Adam Sandler got the idea for his movie
Before chucky I was terrified of slappy but I got older and I also found out that slappy in the third installment was voiced by the actor who voiced Wolverine in the 90’s X-men cartoon and will continue to voice him in the 2024 X-men 97 cartoon.
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When I was a kid I had the Goosebumps books #1-44 and the Choose Your Own Adventures #1-6, yet somehow I didn't hear of this show until I was well into adulthood. I would have loved it!
Also, was that Ryan Gosling and Sean from Degrassi TNG I saw?
Yes, that was them!
@@WouldYouKindlyWatch while I do like that the video didn't go out of its way to bring attention to the fact that Gosling's a big star now, some mid-video confirmation would have been nice, lol
Yes, that was them. The latter actor, Daniel Clark, who played Sean Cameron on Degrassi: TNG, was in an episode of Goosebumps. I just figured that out myself a while back. I'm all too aware about Gosling, tho. Did you also know that Ryan Gosling was in a couple episodes of Are You Afraid of the Dark?
Some may see being forced as dogs as horrible but those are domesticated dogs who eat sleep and don't have to do anything if they have a good owner
This show was a true gem! I watched it a lot when I was a kid. “Night of the living dummy 2” was my first and favorite episode. Since then, I binged watched a lot of them and I have a lot of favorites, most of them are on this list like “Stay out of the Basement.” “Bride of the living dummy” “The Scarecrow walks at midnight” and “Haunted house game” are also good ones! The cheesy charm and the horror mixed together to make a fantastic show. And most of the episodes are faithful to the books with added differences. This show is legendary! Kids today don’t know what they’re missing, I swear.
There is a bad fate that wasnt on the list in Attack of the Mutant it ends up with the protagonist being turned into a comic book character since he bleeds multi colored blood
Not to him it isn't.
I liked "The House Of No Return" the best. Those three brats got exactly what they deserved.
Their fates were not that bad compared to the rest of this list I’d say but still bad
I'd be so pissed if I got stuck in the void for eternity
I wondered how many people born in 1988 were erased from existence in "The Cuckoo Clock of Doom".
My uncle was born then.
@@BelcherKendric-vn7ke Or was he?
The Land Before Time was released that year.
Even people born before October 1989 if their conceptions were wiped away from existence.
I grew up with the Goosebumps books. I think I had them ever since I was 8. I don’t have any now but I still really love the series. I didn’t actually discover the tv series until I was 13 when I had Netflix on my XBox 360. I really love the show as well. I wonder why the first “Night Of the Living Dummy” wasn’t adapted into a tv episode. Does anyone know why not?
I saw the first 5 episodes of the reboot, and I loved it, I thought it was gonna be something like the 2015 movie, and it wasn't, thank goodness, I still love the 90s series, anyway, I think being trapped in the haunted house with a couple of ghosts is a fate well deserved, those kids got what they deserved for putting Chris through that, i would've done the same thing!
Meh I wished they followed the books more. The old tv show didn’t adapt all the books so they shouldve done some of those. Being darker, more violent is fine though
Did anyone else notice Ryan Gossling, I had no clue he was In goosebumps as a kid.
I remember having the PC game Escape From Horrorland. I just had to look it up after this to make sure it was not a false memory, lol. I wish there was more Fear Street live-action.
Halloween has definitely arrived for Watchmojo, judging by their recent uploads.
Amazing video watch mojo of the most brutal fates in the goosebumps franchise,fantastic job. I love goosebumps series and books too.
Haunting hour definitely needs a list like this
That was Ryan Gosling on the second one -- "Say Cheese and Die"!
1:34 is that ryan gosling and hayden christensen at 22:21
Yup
I wonder how many people also read the stories that inspired these shows. Cuckoo Clock of Doom was always a personal favorite of mine
For some reason the legend of the mud monster is carved into my brain to this day because it scared the crap out of me as a kid
Even before the incidents with the ultimate control device, Seth still comes off as kind of a self-absorbed jerk. But still why don't the parents have their daughter move her dancing and music to the back yard where there should be more than plenty of room to tap dance where her dance music wouldn't have to compete with the sound on the tv? After all she should be old enough to be taught her limits and boundaries.
The plant clone one was a rare case in which the show makers had it end just like the ending of the book. 4:00 An FYI too, that book was originally about sea life getting mutated into gargantuan sizes.
The House of No Return is my favorite episode 🤩
Mine too
Let’s be honest: Tara being erased from existence is a BLESSING. Who knows what that brat would’ve grown up to become? Either a serial killer or a toxic wife like Amber Heard, who’d also frame her husband for domestic abuse, but unlike Heard, would actually get away with it.
She sounds like some bullies from the Tech I used to go too.
Nah, Tara didn’t deserve that.
@@bigblujay9729 On the contrary, she deliberately sabotaged her older brother’s birthday by opening his presents, revealing to the girl he loved he had a secret crush on her and making him trip and fall on his cake (and in the book, scratching his bike, letting the girl he had a crush on into his bedroom while getting changed into his costume for a play he was in and exposing him in his underwear and put a jerkish jock’s baseball cap in his backpack leading him to be accused of stealing said cap and unnecessarily beat up by said jock) and getting him in trouble with their parents and making her look innocent and her brother the bad sibling. So, yes, she DID deserve to be erased from existence given how psychopathic she was in tormenting his brother to the point of making his life a misery and not even EVER feeling any remorse or having second thoughts.
@@hunterolaughlin That doesn’t she deserve to be erased out of existence. She’s just a kid y’a know.
@@bigblujay9729 She’s just not a kid. She’s a PSYCHOPATH. Read the book and rewatch the episode and then come back and tell me you still think she doesn’t deserve to be erased from existence.
I’m not going to get into an argument.
Night of the living dummy gave me pediophobia. Hey this plot you describe for night of the living dummy 3 was different in the books. The ending was that Slappy was attacked by the other dummies in the house. The other dummies didn't like how slappy abused them, The kids in an attempt to render slappy inert again Read the slip of paper with the spell that brought him to life. He was in the room with the other dummies when they read it, he laughed at them because he knew that they thought it would break the spell that brought him to life and made him their master made them his slave. Instead the spell woke up the other dummies. I read the stories in attempt to make sure that I could try and overcome the phobia. It was partially successful. So if Jeff Dunham actually had me in a show any attempted to have one of his dolls scare me, I would probably end up damaging the doll. Not out of malice but because it scared me.
Goosebumps was one of my favorite childhood shows, but i haven't watched it in like 2 years and seeing this video, made me wanna see them again
How I miss Goosebumps. Monster Blood was my first Goosebumps book.
Kinda the same, though it was Monster Blood III. Lol!! Don't Go to Sleep was my next book. I read that book night after night. I disliked the adaptation though. Changed too much.
Uh, Carlybeth threw her whole stack of 30 bucks at the shopkeeper, so she Did buy the Haunted mask, she only ran from the shopkeeper so that he couldn't go back on the deal and stop her from making the big mistake she nearly makes later on. Steve Boswell was the one who stole HIS 'Old man' Haunted Mask from the store in "The Haunted Mask II (pt. 1)" even if the shop was out of business in the old show; but he did full-on shoplift the Old Man Haunted Mask from the "IN-Business" Novelty Shop in the book though.