GOOSEBUMPS - The Saga of Scares [DOCUMENTARY]
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2018
- The complete history of the GOOSEBUMPS franchise!
Chapter 1: The Rise of Goosebumps (1992-1997)
Chapter 2: The Decline of Goosebumps (1998-2007)
Chapter 3: The Resurrection of Goosebumps (2008-2013)
Chapter 4: The Cinema of Goosebumps (2014-Present) - Комедії
I love how Stine’s resting face is just “I’m done with life”.
"I'm done with life. But I'm rich" 😁
I dont know why but watching this stoned was the greatest idea I’ve ever had
Facts 💯
That's pretty sad. Lol
Maybe aim a little higher.
..not that there's anything wrong with watching great shows, or smoking.
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@@chivalrousjack what’s sad is thinking your comment was gonna change minds.
Let's be honest : Us fans want a reboot/remake show of Goosebumps keeping the same opening theme but revamped to be more realistic... Imagine all those monsters in today's age, pretty scary if you ask me... I remember watching ''Dead Silence'' and thinking the Doll looked like Slappy.
thedragon12 he’s done other shows that kinda act like a continuation of goosebumps like the haunting hour.
*YESSS!*
Well they are rebooting the show. Aimed at adults and kids.
@@beavkuhn5640 well can you actually give a source
Nahh not scary at all ...
My son is 7 and loves goosebumps as much as I did when I was a kid. He actually asked for a typewriter for Christmas last year and has been since writing his own version of goosebumps books on it since
He would be successfull
@@Jakariatiles How do you know?
That's really great to hear who knows your son might grow up to influence others with his wordsmithing
Can’t wait till he gets older and takes Over goosebumps
That’s so awesome haha ! Cool kid I bet
R.L. Stine really is an inspiration. He reached millions of kids all over the world and got them excited about reading. Something that’s seriously lost in todays day and age.
Thank you so much for assembling this documentary! I might be 28, but I'm still extraordinarily fond of Goosebumps. And I had no idea the Crypt Keeper hosted the premiere!!!
I'm 35 and I still think he is one of the best authors out there. Love his stories and read his stories to my kids every night!
Industrial Blue zzz
Hahahahaha
@@katiemmachick383 You're a great parent.
I'm 37, and have introduced my kids to Mr. Stine's work, as well.
@@chivalrousjack Thank you! As are you! Great minds think alike.. 👍
If I’m not mistaken they the (Tales Form The) Crypt Keeper had a Saturday cartoon show and game show on Fox, and Goosebumps played on there as well.
i hate that they changed the covers of all the books to be less scary
ya honestly., its supposed to be spooky thats what i loved about the old covers
Also a disgrace because the original paintings are gorgeous and the artist put a lot of effort into them.
@@ryanjacobson2508 bruh the new covers for Scarecrow Walks at Midnight and dont feed the vampire are actually really good . All thr Slappyworld covers are bangers as well , just ask Michael Goosebumps fan
The new covers, most of them at least, are actually really good. Tim did an absolutely banger job on the OG covers, but it’s just nostalgia blinding you, and making you think the new covers aren’t good because the old ones were better. Because they’re still great pieces of art, even if they replaced the old art.
@@ryanjacobson2508 Tim put a lot of heart into them
The Stephen King of children's literature.
Nah thats an insult stephen king has as many haters as he does fans rl stine has almost no haters.
That's what I was thinking.
I really like r.l.stine he did lots of good books like Stephen king heck even r.l.stine did the ghostbusters 2 book
*Stephen King is the RL Stine for adults.
Shoot...
I'm 37 years old, with a career, and I Still Love his books as much as I did when I was a kid.
I just want a real life Horrorland theme park, I’ll cry
Same
We all do, man.
We all do.
Some needs to make an r-rated horrorland movie and I swear it be even fucking bigger just give me live action horrorland dammit!
@@crisbb5795 Not rated R since this is still a kids thing, but if they do make a movie of Horrorland let's hope it's better than Goosebumps 2.
That would be so sick
I remember the books being insanely popular in Germany in the mid 90s and early 2000s.
Everybody was gifting each other goosebumps books on their birthdays and I'm pretty sure, it's one of the things that shaped my love for horror.
What a blast from the past!
Goosebumps were the first books I started reading as a first grader in Germany in 97. :)
Goosebumps is the *KING* of the 90’s
Hands down
What Font Did He Use
For me The 90s were a great decade for Horror.
Tales From The Crypt, DOOM, NIGHTMARE boardgames, Goosebumps books, Are You Afraid of The Dark?, Scream, Resident Evil.
God I miss that decade. 😩
@@nightmuffin937 dude I wish I have a time machine so that I can experience that decade
@@nightmuffin937 agreed. The 90s were special.
“Hello, I’m R.L. Stine. I write the Goosebumps books.”
Your not R.L. Stine I’m the real R.L. Stine
@@sidneychannel No I'm R.L. Stine
I created you i am the real r.l.stine
@@juliec7141 YOUR
LIEING TO ME PAPA
@@juliec7141 u guys know u guys are not the real R.L. stine because I'm the real R.L!!!
I used to be in the Goosebumps Book Club back in 4th grade... those were the days!
dorit33 Yeah me too
Cool!!
That sounds awesome!!!
Same here goosebumps is AMAZING i loved it since a child and still do!! My 5 year old daughter watches every episode now lol
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Jack Black as RL Stine & Slappy was so important to the film becoming a pretty big success. He was the perfect choice for those roles. It recieved pretty good reviews as well. I admit I was very suprised that "Goosebumps: Haunted Halloween" was as good as it was. All things considered.
He also voiced the invisible boy
I want 3rd part of Goosebumps movie 🤗. Will it come
I thought he was an awful choice, just him as RL Stine made me not waste my money seeing it in theaters
I agree!
That movie was trash
Okay seriously, I would pay money today to see that goosebumps show at a theme park.
There was (still is?) a video of it on here. It wasn't anything special trust me. What I would love to see is a video of the live touring stage show. They did a similar one for Mortal Kombat (it was amazing!) and Power Rangers back in the day.
@@Stefan-ji2ek yes! I saw the power rangers one back in the day. I was in like 3rd grade and I remember being so freaking excited for that
I want to see that R rated haunted house
@@Z5Z5Z5 me to
Dude, RL Stine tweeted this.
Holy shit
and facebook
what did Robert Lawrence stine tweeted
what did stine tweeted
I found this documentary on R.L. Stine's website. I was so stoked.
R.L Stine retweeted this video, rejoice!!! :D
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I was not ready for this nostalgia trip.
Im 20, only alive for a short while in the 90s. But i had these VHS tapes, remember a good handful of these commercials, and even played on the old websites probably close to 14 years ago now. Seeing every bit of Goosebumps, ever, before i was even alive is really making me feel some type of way
Holy fuck i actually remember the October that Cartoon Network played Goosebumps. It was my first Halloween trick-or-treating alone, age 9. I remember going home and no one was there so i got scared and cried until my family came home. Werewolf Skin was the episode playing. ONe of my personal favorites as i also had it on VHS
Dont get me started on the games bro
@@Jubraltar me too in 2006 when I was a teenager
Goosebumps horrorland was the infinity war of the goosebumps series
True but I wish and Hannah Fairchild were in that series since they were awsome Protagonist's and that series had a lot of goosebumps protagonists.
@@Arlett777 Although Odalia Rush had portrayed her as pretty boy newcomer/teen protagonist Zach Conner's girlfriend & the adopted daughter of Jack Black's movie version of author R.L. Stine in the 2015 theatrical film (in a bit of meta humor, the real R.L. Stine appeared near the end as drama teacher Mr. Black), the actual character of Hannah Fairchild is ultimately a _Goosebumps_ creation, don't forget (she IS _The Ghost Next Door_ from the book of the same name; Officially, _The Ghost Next Door_ is the 12th book in the original lineup of 62 stories, following after Carly Beth Caldwell as the protagonist/unfortunate host of _The Haunted Mask_ which was the 11th book out of the original 62, but it was chosen as the inaugural TV episode produced [the 1995-1998 _Goosebumps_ TV show featured Kathryn Long as Carly Beth & Kathryn Short as Carly Beth's best friend Sabrina Mason in a bit of humorous character casting by the producers], simply because, outside of evil dummy Slappy, The Haunted Mask is R.L. Stine's favorite monster, which in turn begs the question as to why Carly Beth [this time, being portrayed by the tiny Clare Halstead] as the victim of The Haunted Mask was reduced to a few scant background cameo appearances in the 2015 theatrical film despite promotional pictures for said movie show Carly Beth/The Haunted Mask on-set having semi-romantic interactions with Slappy [If these cute interactions with the evil dummy were part of a genuine _Goosebumps_ script, they would unfortunately genuinely undermine the ambitions of The Haunted Mask, since all of The Unloved -- this includes both the OG Haunted Mask & the Old Man mask from _The Haunted Mask II_ [a version of it had affixed itself over retail store worker Walter's face in the 2018 sequel film _Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween_ but rather than turn Walter into an withered old man like it had turned Steve Boswell into as per the source book & corresponding '90s TV show adaptation it originated from, this take on the Old Man mask from _The Haunted Mask II_ lifted from a rack of tie-in _Goosebumps_ merchandise conveniently found inside the store itself instead subsequently turned Walter into a powerful but dimwitted Shrek-like henchman placed under Slappy's control until the mask could be pried from Walter's face following the evil dummy's defeat] -- have their victim's self-love as their definitive weakness).
Apparently the sequel only made $95 Million of it's $35 Million budget which taking into account marketing costs which is usually double the production budget as a rule of thumb since those are not disclosed means it only made $25 Million in profit leaving a 3rd film uncertain. If they do though they NEED to do Horrorland!
The seconds film had barely any marketing. I doubt it was as high as the first one
@@benderbendingrodriguez420 It definitely wasn't. I think Sony secretly wanted it to fail, because the final version we got was probably the best case scenario. To explain, I remember when they first announced the sequel, it was indeed titled 'Goosebumps: Horrorland', with a Sony Pictures imdb page. Then it changed to Slappy Halloween, then just Haunted Halloween. The move was almost the EXACT same as the first minus any more of the monsters from the books (the only reason we were excited to see the first one). Slappy shows up, awakens monsters (in this one the bears replaced the gnomes, the spider replaced the mantis, Slappy is the cause of it all, etc.), and is defeated. The first third of the movie is just a retelling of the Night of the Living Dummy book- like we all know Slappy is alive at this point... so why? I get heated thinking about it because if you're to make a sequel, why not try to go all out and create the weirdest, best idea you can with a constricted budget? They just made a less-Goosebumps-ish retelling of the first film and ended it with a tease of what this movie SHOULD have been about.
Imagine if Goosebumps the movie came out in the late 90s/early 2000s and we got the creators and artists from films like Jumanji, Hook, or Beetlejuice.
It can’t be like this new wave crap though that’s why the last new ones weren’t good keep it original
The best move by the studio would be to go with a Horrorland arc for the third film. They dropped the ball on marketing for Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween, also cutting Jack Black's involvement in the story so much it felt weird. I enjoyed the sequel though, even with its hiccups Fingers crossed they'll give us one more movie!
The Haunting Hour was legitimate adult horror.
I remember "I'm not Martin" and "You Could Die Laughing".
That shit legitimately scared me and served as my transition from "cutesey horror" to the big boys like Anne Rice, Dean Koontz, Stephen King, etc.
R.L Stine got me INTO reading. My favorite authors are Bukowski, Burroughs, Kerouac, (mostly the beatnik writers but still love horror and true crime) but IT ALL started with R.L Stine.
I'd LOVE to interview this legend. I have my normal questions then my more "salacious" questions😈 (Mr.Stime, what kind of drugs were you on?) Lol
I'll always love R.L Stine. This is peak nostalgia for me. And he created that.
Rather well articulated.
"I'm Not Martin" was so realistic, that's what made it scary. That story has stayed with me for years!
He also got me into reading. The first time I've read one of the goosebumps books I was about 10. I was sick at home and my father came, saying that he had bought some books for me. When he opened the bag he was carrying I saw those books and I was like "OMG I WANT TO READ THEM" and that's how I've got introduced to goosebumps and r.l stink.
*Stine
I can’t find “You Could Die Laughing”
Dunno why tho
One of the best Goosebumps videos I've ever seen 10/10
And you're one of the best Horror Movie UA-camr!
I like how innocent Goosebumps was.
It's scary for kids, but there's no violence, no death, no foul language, no heavy family drama or anything like that.
Just spooky books for kids.
Have you read I live in your basement. It’s full of death and gore
Yeah captain obvious because they’re kids books
Actually, there is the implied threat of death. For example, in a lot of those "Give Yourself Goosebumps" scary endings, only a small handful end happily. The rest have your character be tortured, trapped for eternity, enslaved to an evil force, or outright get killed.
In the original book of _The Haunted Mask_ (Besides Slappy's stories, Carly Beth Caldwell as the favorite host of The Haunted Mask is R. L. Stine's favorite), The Shopkeeper (played by Colin Fox on the '90s TV series) tells Carly Beth (played by Kathryn Long in the '90s TV series & Clare Halstead in the 2015 feature film as a background cameo) that the only way The Unloved (the collection of genuine deformed faces posing as horrifying Halloween masks The Shopkeeper created out of his own self-loathing & low self-esteem issues) can be defeated is through the use of a Symbol of Love (which is what the plaster of Paris bust of Carly Beth's own head created by her artsy mother represented in the original story, although it would end up smashed in the TV adaptation of the sequel book _The Haunted Mask II_ [Canonically, however, the actual book version of _The Haunted Mask II_ doesn't feature Carly Beth outside of a fleeting mention when Steve Boswell laments that he wants to be something really terrifying for his last full year of Halloween fun before growing out of it, nor does the book include the original Haunted Mask at all since the focus was all on Steve's struggles with transforming into an Old Man until he found a way to remove the Old Man Mask by reuniting it with the spider-covered tuxedo suit it was originally meant to be pre-packaged with as a costume set which suddenly springs to life all on its own & skips off merrily into the night whilst leaving an extremely confused Steve in its wake, whereas the TV episode intentionally features the original Haunted Mask as the core villain & features Carly Beth quite prominently, since The Haunted Mask's ultimate goal is to make her wear its face forever]).
And yet, by the time _Goosebumps: Scream of The Haunted Mask_ (which had been part of the 12 late '00s comeback _Goosebumps Horrorland_ books, even if it actively retcons the events of _The Haunted Mask II_ by having its own sequence of events narrated by Carly Beth herself in first-person also take place the year following her first scary adventure with The Haunted Mask) had released, both the questionable ending to that particular story (Carly Beth actually willingly makes a temporary pact with The Haunted Mask as a form of Lawful Evil battling against the vengeful resurrected ghost of Laura Henry as a Chaotic Evil former host of The Haunted Mask who had returned from the grave to reclaim The Haunted Mask back so she could wreak havoc once again using the mysterious malevolent power which reawakens The Haunted Mask from its sleep each Halloween, but when Carly Beth refused to hand The Haunted Mask over to her, Laura became an angry swirling vortex of ghost energy until Carly Beth in partnership with The Haunted Mask somehow caused Laura's ghost to dissipate at the stroke of midnight upon forcing her to undergo the same set of circumstances that led to her tragic death via phantom horse stampede all over again; Thankfully, Carly Beth was seemingly spared the fate of repeating Laura's grave mistake -- despite having The Haunted Mask atop her own face -- due to the fact that she had been carrying a plastic bag full of cut-up carrot sticks on her person that strangely mysteriously disappeared from her pants pocket once the phantom horses had finished encircling Laura's frightened spook & essentially forced her soul to finally crossover to the other side, since the phantom horses somehow instinctively realized that Carly Beth at heart was an animal lover & saw the carrots as her Symbol of Love for them, so they spared her, which in turn, ended the short truce between The Haunted Mask & Carly Beth, with it reminding her that she'll always be its favorite & that it looks forward to the next Halloween before going back to sleep once the power keeping it awake goes away for another year), coupled with the fact that tiny Clare Halstead's 2015 feature film design for The Haunted Mask doesn't have any visible room for Carly Beth's dirty blond/light brown hair to peak through would suggest that The Haunted Mask's finally gotten its wish to make Carly Beth its permanent host forever, given the "rule of three" limit given to her from The Shopkeeper that Carly Beth's obviously gone beyond at this point.
I remember when Goosebumps got really popular. I was in first grade and that was the main reason anyone ever went to the school library. The early ones like Night of the Living Dummy and Say cheese and Die came out when i was a bit too young, but i knew about them. The ones i remember the most at school based on the covers were The Barking Ghost and a Shocker on Shock Street. One of the most nostalgic for me was Be careful what you wish for. I have memories of my mom reading it to me when i was really young. Sadly i think i donated my books to a public library.
I actually remember that cartoon network commerical for the show!It freaked me the hell out as a kid 😂
And awesome video man. This is some well put together work
I know that this is a couple of years old now but this seriously was one of the BEST videos I have ever seen about the franchise. This documentary was informative and incredibly fun and your hard work is just very appreciated.
Thank you buddy! It was fun to put together!
@@scaryspoofy1 you're welcome ^w^
RL Stein is such a legend, he was the reason I got into reading growing up 100%! Love everything he's done, I can't imagine that my love for horror media would be so prominently a part of who I am where it not for his books.
Bravo mate. Bravo. Great in-depth documentary and history of Goosebumps and I had no idea they made a stage adaption of it. So that was pretty cool to learn. Been a fan since I was a kid and still a fan today and just recently bought the entire TV series on DVD. Good stuff and congrats on having this retweeted from the legend himself, RL Stine
The AntOne where did you get the dvds?
Can't believe I'm almost 30 and lived to witness when this show was on TV on the Fox Kids channel 🤟🏻
16:51 When I saw this commercial on the Goosebumps VHS tapes, I wanted to see the live show so badly. Obviously, I bet it was NOTHING like the commercial.
Thank you for making this video!. It really takes me back to my childhood!
Same, and I was so bummed that it didn't come to my city!
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I've never seen your videos before, but I'm so happy this one popped into my feed, because it is amazing. The work you put into this is top tier. Even after 5 years, to see this documentary and have it still hold up takes dedication, and I applaud you! Good work! Deserves more views.
Thank you so much for the kind words my friend! More content to come if you liked this doc!
My earliest memories of Goosebumps was my big brother reading them to me(he was born in 84 and I in ver late 89). I wasnt a strong reader until the early 2000s when I became a full blown Potterhead still am. He read a few to me though I don't remember much more than my cool older brother letting me hang out with him. I remember always seeing them in his room growing up.
By the time I enjoyed reading I was a bit too old to really enjoy them since I wasn't nostalgic for the books themselves but my brother who was now inviting me to watch more adult horror (Halloween, Evil Dead and Romero movies) after he convinced our mom and her seeing I could handle them. Goosebumps is an awesome gateway to other horror for kids and I wish I sucked it up as a kid to enjoy them.
Damn they milked this series for everything they could. I'm surprised a feature length film didn't happen sooner.
Anything worth doing is worth over doing I guess.
@@jayt1077 that's a no
@@toooydoeur Whoosh
@@antonioacosta5909 my guy that's literally not a woosh
"Heeere's Johnny!"
This was a fantastic documentary! And yes, R.L. Stein's tweet on it lead me here!
Brings back fond memories of watching this show in the 90's as a kid, they seemed so scary now as an adult they are cheesy but I can appreciate how RL Stine used horror as an allegory for childhood and of the tribulations that come with it; such as moving to a new place, school, siblings, etc.
God, to go back to the days where Goosebumps was the king of merchandise... God I wish I could go back ;_;
Excellent retrospective, great job
We need an updated version of this when the new Goosebumps TV show comes out
I was obsessed with scary stuff as a kid and loved Goosebumps. I had the terror in the graveyard game and remember loving it.
Thanks for creating this. I just read (um, devoured) them in the early 90s, and had no idea so much products were created for the franchise. He definitely got me to read, and influenced me to become a writer. I had the pleasure of meeting RL Stine a couple years ago and he's so fabulous!!
AWESOME VIDEO!!! For someone who grew up reading and watching Goosebumps, this was such a well-made, constructed, and paced documentary!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much! I'm working on an Ecto Cooler doc right now if that interests you!
I remember being a little kid reading these books everyday (I'm 19 now)...man I miss it
I’ve watched this video like 500 times
Goosebumps Horrorland series was amazing
The nostalgia is killing me. I love this series.
Watching the movie on the big screen opening weekend, I actually DID get goosebumps... of excitement because it was so awesome. Best nostalgia trip ever!
Oh, it lets me to refresh my memories. For me as one of Y Generation "Goosebumps", "Are you afraid of the Dark" and other spooky TV shows were good substitute of folklore stories and fairy tales. Once upon time everyone in traditional society was living in the world inhabited by ogres, werewolves etc. It was childhood of mankind. But now all of us who lives in Modern Western world want to forget real fears of adult life (credits, house bill, prices growing and on). And we read and watch again and again scary books and shows from our childhood. Then it was scream of terror but now you laugh saying: "It's a perfect scream!"
Take a shot everytime he says goosebumps
I did and I’m dead
I’m hammered an in the hospital
Welp then I would be dead XD
@@r2-kt743 NIGHT OF THE DEAD DRUNK
why there's still no Goosebumps show on Bluray? i want it so bad, great documentary dude! very informative and entertaining!
Its on netflix, also u can find all the episodes on youtube
Some Of Us Want Physical For Collecting. I'm a Big Fan Of Physical Media.
Whatever anybody may say, but they did a great job in marketing management 😎. Its gonna be a classic case study.
Fun fact: when goosebumps first released the only advertising it got was word of mouth from children
I loved reading goosebumps books as a kid. I may not have grown up on the 90s, but I watched every episode in the show and read all the books my school library had, which was around 10-15 total. My favorite was welcome to dead house and I still remember the story clearly.
U can hear the passion in your voice while your making this. Great editing work
Thank you so much!
i wish i was old enough to live through the goosebumps hype. i didnt start reading them until i was around 9 which was when it was pretty much dead in the media
it was beyond awesome. coming to school and switching books with your friends.
Aww, so many fun memories, the books, show theme, I played the computer games etc.
Had so much fun watching this. Thank you for putting in the work to make this. Glad to see goosebumps still thriving in this generation
These are the types of UA-cam documentary's that I could watch over and over again
This video made me so nostalgic. I was a total Goosebumps kid, even though I was born in 1999. I vividly remember checking out "Beast from the East" from the school library on Halloween night. Good times.
Thirty plus years later, the Goosebumps book franchise are still iconic! 📚💚
This is Awesome!
Thank you for posting.
Grateful to be part of the generation of readers to which this documentary refers.
I was born in 95 so by the time I was reading, I had JUST missed the original Goosebumps craze. I had the VHS tapes and in Preschool/ Kindergarten I caught it on TV here and there. But this video explains that weird period of time where Goosebumps just disappeared. When i first started going on UA-cam, it blew my mind that i could watch full episodes on here (at the time.) . It was like opening Pandora’s box - and that Cartoon Network promo at 20:09 ?? I think that aired when I was in middle school and that shit rocked my world. FINALLY my baby was back. I almost couldn’t believe that it was true. I was able to watch so many of those episodes for the first time during that October run!
Oh was born 1990. So I watching it in kindergarten in 1996
@@cunningsmile4166 1990. The year R.L. Stine served as head writer on _Eureeka's Castle_ for Nickelodeon.
Excellent video. The amount of merchandise is insane!
What an icon! I hated reading as a kid until I read a Fear Street novel and became absolutely obsessed. RL Stine will always be bae 💗👻
Goosebumps was a huge part of my childhood and this video really brought me back! Great documentary!
I remember Goosebumps Mania hit us like none other when I was in the second grade...everyone was reading it and if you weren't you were out of the loop. My first Goosebumps book I believe I purchased was Deep Trouble II with the menacing goldfish on the cover. Long after Goosebumps had left and went with the other fads of elementary school, I believe it was my junior year of high school where Cartoon Network began airing Goosebumps as a part of their Halloween special or something like that. Instantly, I watched all the episodes and became hooked. It was as if I were a kid again. I still love the TV series as it is nostalgically piercing to me and my favorite episode would be Perfect School
And even more good news for Goosebumps is that there’s a brand new show in the works! Can’t wait.
I think goosebumps stays popular time and time again because no matter how old you get you'll never be tired of one good scare. like vampires, zombies, ghosts and every other matter of bug a boo there is, Goosebumps just keeps coming back again and again.
What an incredible amount of work you had to do to make this documentary! I learned an incredible amount of new things about the Goosebumps series that I never knew. Well done, and thank you!
Aw! I really appreciate that! Thank you kindly!
This is the best goosebumps documentary ever. I literally watched it like 20 times.. Amazing job 👍🏽
Time to break out my old copy of Don't Go Into the Basement (and try to find a working VHS player)! Also have to ask my mom if she ended up selling all the books we had. I think she did once us kids moved out of the house :(
You mean Stay Out of the Basement :P
So many good memories. Thank you for making this!!!!
I absolutely love RL! I’m 21 now and the only book I’ve ever read was Goosebumps. It was truly the only book I liked and related too as a kid.
Thank you for reawakening so many memories from such a beautiful time in my life. I needed this.
They’re still my favourite book series! ever!
One of the greatest documentaries on UA-cam. Goosebumps is awesome 😎👍
Goosebumps was one of the greatest things to come out the 90s and 00s
Are You Afraid Of The Dark, Nightmare Room, And Don't Think About It are other great works of artistic expression
Great video. Outstanding research and inspired editing. One of the best retrospectives i've seen in the last year. Thank you for the in depth content. Keep up with the good work. Cheers!
This Is Extremely Well done... Awesome Job!! Thankyou great work !!! I'm 37 and still look back fondly on goosebumps books and TV show. Cheers !!!!
This was an amazing and comprehensive summary of my most beloved series, excellent work!
I never saw any of these products! 😔
I love Goosebumps! It makes ur kid smarter, and even sillier! Wow! I want some of that stuff - even now! ❤
As I’m watching this stoned out of my mind I can’t help but wonder why there hasn’t been a animated goosebumps series that would be great especially to get the younger generation into it
I'm with you
That was a great video and a amazing love letter to Goosebumps. Well done
I'm 26 years old and I love this!!!!!!!
This was really well made and great homage to this wonderful series.
goosebumps is literally the only thing that makes me upset about not growing up in the 90s.
same here, its also kinda sad how no more tv channels air goosebumps.
I did grow up in the 90's, but I never paid these much attention. At first I thought they sounded "too scary", then my brother got some and I read bits and didn't find them that interesting. My jam was The Famous Five, which had been popular when my mother was a kid! Later on I just started reading Star Wars tie-ins, as interest in that started ramping up for it's 25th anniversary.
I kinda wanna catch up on Goosebumps now, though.
Also there was a book called Only You Can Save Mankind! (If Not You, Who Else?) that was big at my school. That was pretty cool.
This was such a well done video! So much that I never knew despite being a fan.
Hey man, fucking fantastic video. Goosebumps really did cement my love of reading. I'm 30 now and a book collector. My dream is to one day have all the original Goosebumps books, but they're surprisingly tough to come by, with all the reprints and re-releases.
I read almost every original Goosebumps book, seen my share of the episodes, but over time, my interests started to change
Great job with your editing! Really enjoyed this video!
thank you so much for making this I love this video so much I have always been a goosebumps fan
I remember back in the day going to school and reading these until school was over, to go home and throw my bag in my room and turn the tv on waiting a few minutes just too watch those they were my childhood and still are my favorite I would totally binge watch these for a movie night
Wow, you even have the Goose Bumps Week ad.
I’ll never forget being 6 years old. My mum wouldn’t let me play football until I read a book a week in 1997.. so many memories and man was that tv series cool. If you missed an episode it really killed you cause back then there wasn’t UA-cam etc
Loved how this evolved into ironic comedy gold towards the end.
I know Slappy gets all the focus, but it was those floating masks from the haunted mask episode that creeped me out when I young 😱
Jill Owls for me it was the haunted mask and one day at horrorland
*GOOSEBUMPS!!!* Love this video! Great work! ; )
This is a great documentary!
Excellent doc! Really impressive work!
Awesome video thankyou so much!
Man, when I was a kid, I loved the show and when I found out there was going to be a movie, I was so excited, and now I need those board games
Steven Spielberg and R.L. Stine! My childhood heroes *_* awesome video!!