Goosebumps ~ Lost in Adaptation (ft.
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- A comparison of Say Cheese and Die, an episode of the Goosebumps TV show to the book it's based on by RL Stine.
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Thanks for working with me, Dom!
Thank you too! I love your Jessica Fletcher videos.
Thanks for doing this crossover! I'm a big fan of both your channels, so it's great to see you collab.
You're alive?! I assume Paw had somehow tricked you into his murder basement to feed his and Maven's vampiric offspring before they swarm forth as a great dark swarm to swallow the Earth.
💀
I must thank Dom for introducing me to your channel, Roses. I'm loving your work.
"I regret to announce you're going to be robbed of my stunning visage in this episode"
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
*gets goosebumps*
*Darth Vader voice*
Alas! Mylife has lost all meaning...
He used the camera
It’s cool, y’all. We got Roses’ sexy voice to more than make up for it
Man...I forgot how dark some of the Goosebumps books got as kids. I remember one of the stories ending with the main character letting the villains win because it meant him being in power over the other kids who had bullied him, and able to turn the tables. I forget the name of the story, unfortunately, but I do remember it involved transformation via seeds hidden in chocolate chip cookies at a bake sale.
Oh, I forgot about that! I think that one story was calling all creeps. 😊
Barking Ghost still sticks with me. That one ends with the kids stuck as chipmunks.
As a bullied kid I LOVED this book. It was my favorite in the series. As an adult. I found a copy by chance in my aunt's garage and i was so confused why this book was my favorite. When I got to the end it was like "oh yeah! Vengeance!" 😈
The book was Calling all Creeps.
Fair amount of goosebumps books outside of the core series got dark at times as well. Particularly Give Yourself Goosebumps. Choose your own adventure goosebumps style. There were some messed up bad endings in those books. Carnival of horrors, bad endings include but not limited too: Decapitation, sent to Mars against your will as part of a space program, riding the Doom slide for the rest of your life. Tick tock your dead: drowning in quicksand, eaten by alligators in a moat. Another book forgot the name (I'll edit when I find it): becoming a slave for an alien race and forced to work to death. Seriously Stine, Goddamn. To those that tell me these are 'just kids books' think again. This stuff inspired my love for horror today.
Anyone remember thinking, “you can’t tear a Polaroid!!!” 😂
Yes. Tearing a Polaroid photo requires shears. Sharp.
Yeah! Those things were evil and needed Shed Shears of Justice to get it done. That bothered me there. XD
Believe it or not, I actually have some Polaroid photos within arm’s reach!
*Uurrrghh! Aauughh!*
Confirmed!
Must be a cheep rip-off. I mean the camera looks like a plastic toaster helmet.
Did Momento teach us nothing?
The first Goosebumps book I ever read!
Even a kid reading it I remember thinking “just stop taking photos!”
This video came out 2 hours ago how did you comment 11 hours ag!?!!?!
@@Labinzel patrons get early access to videos
The early videos are on patron this was probably a premier
"A couple of bully archetypes" is my favourite character descriptions ever.
I admit I may have discovered you through your Fifty Shades series, but then I found so many books that aren't that one on your channel and if I'm honest I may have been binging it to get through quarantine, just a bit. What I'm really saying is you're amazing and I can't wait to see you suffer through The Mister in real time.
When I was a kid, I would always hide from the opening theme before the dog's eyes changed colors because I had convinced myself that it might curse me. I watched Goosebumps so often that I had the sequence timed perfectly, so I knew exactly when to leave and when to return lol.
Same!
I remember whenever I came across Goosebumps on tv, I always tried to "miss" the intro, by walking away to grab something, especially because of that dog with the glowing eyes that scared the crap out of me as a kid, sometimes even more than anything in the actual episode itself. Even better when the episode just started and I missed the intro on accident.
I remember being so terrified of the theme song and the scene with the dog that the song alone would give me nightmares. So I refused to watch the show at any point.
Now I watch reviews and realize just how cheesy this show was. I may have liked it as a kid if I ever watched it lol.
I remember enjoying quite a few goosebumps books later on in life.
I first heard the theme song when I was doing melodramas in school and one group used this as their opening, where the actors playing the main couple (the male character was played by a girl) did a short dance at the start. Very different to mine, where I had to pretend to be asleep with another girl, as we were meant to be twelve-year-olds, dying of some illness, probably TB considering melodramas are Victorian and a lot of people died of that.
Ah I never really watched goosebumps as a kid but there was this comedy soap opera in my country surrounding a family that owned a funerary home and the intro had these animated skeletons dancing to a song that literally said something among the lines of "everybody dies someday". It was supposed to be fun and ridiculous but I literally had to leave the room during the opening or I couldn't sleep afterwards
The dog is from an episode where it turns out the protagonist and his friends were really dogs.
Also Are You Afraid of the Dark? had a scarier opening.
Goosebumps introduced me to so many tropes for the very first time. "the ghost next door" was my first "they were dead the entire time" and it shook me to my core after reading it, lol
The episode “stay out of the basement” is probably the most faithful to it’s book
That was one of my favorites! The creepiness of the dad in the episode never stopped giving me the creeps
The Gummy Chair also the reveal that the real dad we were led to believe was a good guy was secretly kidnapping people and Turing then into human plant hybrids for experiments. I think that’s as dark as goosebumps gets
@@simplythatguy-o6n Now I'm tempted to go read that one. Because children often think their parents are perfect (spoiler alert for you young'uns- they're not) but having the "perfect good" parent turn out to be a bad guy is an almost adult theme.
It's like these adults who talk about the abuse from their parents, but there were also good times with those same abusive parents....
Pushing up Roses!!!!!!!
How did you comment 10 hours ago.
@@Aidenkong523 patron?
@@Aidenkong523 witchcraft. Or patreon. I will leave it up for interpretation.
It's so cool that she's in this. I hope they work together again sometime.
@@caitlinrobinson6812 probably witchcraft.
When someones catalog of work is much larger than freaking Stephen King's you know it's the real deal.
To be fair the amount of books you could make in a few months would be enough to fill out an entire Stephen king book XD
Me: doesnt see Dom, is upset
Also me: sees feat. PushingUpRoses, not upset at all
So you're basically Schroedinger's Watcher? ;)
Well the last part kind of made m upset because I know her channel
I’ll always associate Goosebumps with the time back when I was a kid in summer school, when the whole class left on a field trip without me, leaving me with nothing to do but read the only books in the school library I hadn’t yet touched because I thought the would be too scary: Goosebumps.
I have a very vivid memory of me at the bookstore as a kid choosing the cover I thought was least scary for at least half an hour, then proceeding to make a drawing of some sunny green hills and sticking it on the cover of the book cause I still thought it was too scary.
Reminds me of the old game of Cluedo I had. I was scared of Mrs White's angry face around age seven (it didn't help that a page in this old book I had boasted a picture with a similar woman's facial expression), so I'm pretty glad newer versions replaced her with Dr Orchid.
That is so cute and kinda smart.
I drew a mustache on Night of the Living Dummy because I was scared of the cover.
Glad I wasn't the only kid avoiding these books because I was afraid of the covers.
Same here. Doesn't help the 1st cover I saw had the dummy on it. I was 5
I never read the books as a kid, I just rent them from the library ONLY for the cover artworks.
My big brother had a shelf of them in his room. I was always kinda fascinated by them but at the same time I was nope
What's creepier is that as a kid, I wanted to cover up the front and back cover of most of the books because those cover give me the creeps and I can't just turn it around because it's ON THE BACK AS WELL.
I remember some of those things were nightmare fuel all by themselves.
There was one of a cute little lamb in a pink bow with vampire teeth that I remember finding very unsettling.
I think there was another one that was titled something like "[insert monster here] in the Living Room". My parents' house has a very large living room that acquires large shadowy areas in the evening, and as a kid with an overactive imagination... look, it didn't take much, let's just say that.
I still remember one of R.L. Stine's choose your own adventure books, "give yourself Goosebumps", maybe Diary of a Mad Mummy, where I got the ending of the mummy switching places with you, and you are stuck forever as a mummy... truly terrifying.
Stay after the credits! STAY AFTER THE CREDITS!
ok, OK
I always do.
Yes!
Thank you
Thank you! I might not have done so if I hadn't seen this.
Please do more of these! As your patron, I am very pleased!
"There were times that called for mindless, terror-filled panic, and times that called for measured, considered, thoughtful panic." -Terry Pratchett, The Last Continent
Nullus Anxietas!
Finally, the crossover of my dreams!
I’m really wondering how The Invisible Boy holds up. That end terrified me as a kid. This collaboration was amazing. I hope you do more of these.
A Night in Terror Tower was always my favorite. If I remember correctly, it was actually a two parter on the show.
When you get notified that Dom has uploaded a video while you’re watching a Dominic Noble video
Domspection! [Bawaaaaa Omp!] 😱
FUN FACT: The curly haired bully is the actor who plays McMurray on Letterkenny
Wow! That's neat! I'm fond of him.
Matt Neff now I want to go and watch letterkenny!
Man, when I saw it was a Goosebumps LIA I was so confused how that'd even be possible. Would love to see a Dom of Ice & Fire style series for Goosebumps. Dombumps, Goosedoms, I dunno I'm bad at names
Werewolf of fever swamp scared the absolute crap out of me as a kid, I always found werewolves scarier than vampire for some reason
I remember this. I could only watch the first part and scrambled to change the channel before reruns or part 2 could play
I just realized I had represented memories of that story when I read that title
Same I loved that book but got so scared when I watched it for some reason
Cuz vampires are gay (if they are not Alucard)
Oh yeah, Werewolf of Fever Swamp and Werewolf Skin are episodes I watched a lot as a kid! Though to be honest, I liked the book ending of Fever Swamp better.
"Say Cheese and Die!" was my first Goosebumps book.
Between Roses×Noble and finding out about RL Stine's work on Eureka's Castle, I'm experiencing crossover overload.
“Oh cool goosebumps,”
*clicks video*
*sees pushinguproses*
“YEEEEeEeEeEeSsSsssssss!!!!!!”
She is my queen.
“I regret to announce you’re going to be robbed of my stunning visage in this episode”
You foul you realize what you’ve done your visage in videos are the soul reason I still exi
(before video) I already took the stab at the 'cameras steal souls' idea. However, I will say this.
The simple fact that all cameras take B&W photos but can render the images in color, is mystifying...
I said this before, but 'Stay out of the Basement' definitely deserves the collab, even though Roses already covered it...
Hearing these two voices in my ears made me melt.
I must say this crossover thrills me.
I'd love to see Dom do some more Lost In Translation videos for goosebumps. Also, I wish they did a Tales From The Crypt style Fear Street TV series.
I looooove pushing up roses and I am absolutely going to watch that video immediately after this. Thank you for smacking me in the face with my childhood. The goosebumps series was the first I ever read. 😍
Best crossover ever! This was a real treat. 💜
I love your and PushingUpRoses' videos! I'm glad that you finally get to make a video together! 💻🤩🤣
Really excited that you two are working together. I found you guys separately and I'm excited you guys have found each other. It really makes this community look a lot smaller and closer.
THANK YOU FOR THIS AMAZING BIRTHDAY GIFT! ROSES AND THE DOM ACTUALLY DOING A COLLAB? I CAN DIE HAPPY!
PLEASE make this a series! I’d love to see all of the goosebump episodes! ❤️ (plus lots of easy content for you :D )
speaking of the hospital scene being toned-down: it actually is remarkable how well r.l. stine understands what causes kids anxieties and fear(like staying home alone or getting lost in a big city). even as an adult, if you read one of his books you can identify with the character's fears, even if you yourself long outgrew or never had the same fear.
The Haunted Mask was the best Goosebumps adaptation
You're setting very high expectations for not much payoff! XD
It to is one of my favorites ,followed by the werewolf of feverswamp
It's my personal favorite, although I guess Welcome to Dead House might have been more accurate
@@Dominic-Noble It's surprisingly a very creepy episode and the acting from the young lady playing Carly Beth is actually quite good and very nuanced.
Welcome to Dead House was pretty good too. The ghosts in that one actually scared me!
I want to start a Goosebumps reading group
Even though I used to hold my breath every time I walked past its book aisle in elementary school 😩
This is the ultimate power crossover we needed in such troubling times.
As long as we are in genre, how about your take on Scary Stories to tell in the dark?
Definitely!
The Partnership I always wanted, but didn't know I needed
Two things I love! goosebumps & Pushing up Roses! On a channel I’m obsessed about. This video is the trifecta of Perfection
I love y'all both, and I didn't realize that this was the colab I needed in my life!
Pushing Up Roses is one of my favourites 🌹 A lovely surprise to see a collaboration between you.
Thank you for the cat photo! Aw he's shy of having his picture taken~
You could do a whole slew of october specials covering loads of goosebumps!
I genuinely forgot how much I loved both the books and the show! There where some quality horror shows for kids at this time. Thank you for the trip down memory lane.
As I said on her video, I love the crossover. two of my favorites. Now you two need to mix some cocktails with How to Drink while discussing books or something lol
Omg i remember Eureka's Castle! Thank you for reminding me! Very young childhood flashbacks.
Yay! This is an awesome start of the weekend present! Roses, Dom and Goosebumps!
Two of my favs collaborating? More of this, please 🙌🏾
YES
Ah Goosebumps. I remember being absolutely terrified of the sponge monster thing from "It came from beneath the sink" when I saw that episode. I think it's the only time I've ever changed the channel because I was so scared. I later read the book when I was older and it's not as terrifying anymore, but dang did it make me wary of things underneath the sink for a while.
I wrote the adaptation of that one - it was hard to make a sponge scary! You’d be surprised how many times I have been told this one scared them. Glad it did so for you 😝
The opening of this show scared the CRAP out of me as a kid!! That music...😳
Amy Cross beautiful name you have, Amy. And yeah that music creeped me out a bit growing up, not to mention that dog and it's glowing eyes as well. Even the piano version of it was just as haunting too.
I don't think there will ever be a screen adaptation that could fully give Goosebumps justice. But I appreciate the effort.
This brings me back! This was the first Goosebumps book I ever read, I always was scared of the covers, but once I read this, I couldn't stop reading these books.
Marvel: Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover ever!
Dom and Roses: Hold our cups of tea.
😂😂😂😂😂....Thanos watching Dom and Pushing up Daisy collab's isn't something that's supposed to be fun but it does put a smile on my face.
I don't know about anyone else but seeing two UA-camrs I love becoming friends is fricking cool.
When I got the notifications for both channels, I didnt see the "ft." Little bit and thought this was a crazy cool coincidence.
No, it's something better.
One of my all-time favorite Goosebump books / TV movie Welcome to Dead House.
Say Cheese and Die! and The Beast from the East were the stories that scared me the most as a child. They were really excellent. The suspense was amazing, and I really liked how mysterious the camera stayed, even in the sequel.
Even as a Kid I described Goosebumps more like The Twilight Zone for modern kids, than any other modern author at the time. Finding out that Stine was influenced by the original run of Twilight Zone really helps reinforce it.
I'm a simple gal. I see one of my favorite reviewers featuring another of my favorite reviewers, and I click.
This is the cross-over we NEED right now! Cheers -Love you both!
Goosebumps was my childhood! And I never knew the TV series was Canadian! So proud of my country
The two of you make such a great reviewing team;
The reasonable part of my brain tells me it'll never happen, but the horror adaptation comparison side of my brain wishes deeply that Dominic would compare all the books that got episodes to those respective episodes.
Love this!! My childhood bookshelves had so much Goosebumps books
The one I remember most is "A Night in Terror Tower," which if I recall was a two-parter. It's been so long since I've seen/read this one, I'd be curious to know if the adaptation was better because they had more runtime to work with.
It's a couple years later, but in case you were still curious about a Goosebumps ep that held up, I felt like The Haunted Mask did pretty good.
Whilst your fake feuds in collabs with other UA-camrs is funny, it's quite refreshing and nice seeing you two get along and be so friendly in this video :D
I love that you've done enough crossovers that you've started to get running jokes! Like people being excited to say that one line :D
That and... I love that you're doing crossovers because it spreads you to a wider audience and your success supports you continuing to put out this content, which im always for. Between you and Krimson, i feel less weird for caring so much about cross-media adaptations x)
I read those books as a young child because, even though I considered them boring, the formulaic structure was comfortably predictable.
Aw man, talk about nostalgia! The Goosebumps book series and tv series were such a prominent part of my childhood. Thank you so much for tackling one of these.
Man the books and show for goosebumps MADE my childhood I still have my books and love them please do another
really amazing and considerate of him to have researched Florida laws on supporting online content! i've only ever managed to defeat 2 alligators 😩
I loved all these books. Stein is kids version of King.
The best thing to come out of this quarantine is an epic double crossover with two of my favourite Tubers EVAR
Love these two crossovers! Really hope you two do more of these in the future.
How about Be Careful What You Wish For?
Thank you! I suggested this on Roses' video. :D
yaas we love a wholesome collab
I actually owned this book as a child. I never bothered to watch the show because it looked so low budget and even as a child I knew adaptations are often disappointing.
Great episode of Lost in Adaptation! I think as far as adaptations go, the books that scared me the most/worked for most of the adaptations was the original Haunted Mask and the Night of the Living Dummy episodes, including the Bride special. Though I do think the books themselves got much darker. Slappy is still a terrifying villain to me, and his magic abilities to move and speak only scratch the surface of why.
Yes! Yes! Yes! Soooo excited for this one!!! It's seriously my childhood on so many levels. Thank you!
I was too old for this book series, but some of my young cousins LOVED it.
I remember seeing an episode of the TV show. I think they were really toned down, because the episode I saw was tamed down as well. Definitely cool intro, with the author as this shadowy character with a briefcase, and his 'writing' flying out into the world.
My dad used to work as a director in Canada, where the Goosebumps show was filmed. Apparently, they were constantly running into each other in suburbs and graveyards. The running joke among his film crew was that every stranger or group of strangers seen somewhere on set, or just in the distance, were the Goosebumps crew. They were right more often than not.
Dominic Noble AND PushingUpRoses!?!?!? This is the crossover I didn't know I needed!
my favorite goosebumps moment ever is when, in one of the night of the living dummy books (i think the first one)
spoilers
one of the dummies literally tried to strangle the main character's dog to death as punishment for disobedient. it was so dark, it made the night of the living dummy series my favorite, not counting the horrorland series of books.
The horrorland episode was the scariest for me. You are lost, your car is maliciously incapacitated and there is both a figurative and literal sense of the world closing in on you. I can’t quite put my finger on why is was so much worse than the other episodes though
Two of my favourite UA-camrs in one video? YES PLEASE!!! Amazing thank you both Dom and Roses you made my 2020.
Yay!! A collab from my two fave reviewers!!! :D This was actually one of my favorite goosebumps books, Say cheese and die again was even scarier. The camera is found again and when a picture is taken of him and his girl friend, I forgot her name already, it shows him as being huge and the girl as being skeletal. So they they just slowly start dying from him getting so big he explodes and she loses all muscle and fat on her until her body cant function anymore bc shes quite literally nothing but skin on bone. The imagery is just horrific. It would be cool if you both reviewed it!! The episode for it is pretty toned down like this one was haha. I still gatta love them for nostalgias sake though!
I was wondering why I had two goosebumps-related videos posted right after the other by two of my favourite youtubers in my subscription box. What a treat!
And Rose is wonderful to see here! love you both thank you for making my morning!
I never read the goosebumps books. However I have read most of the fear street books. So I can still appreciate R.L. Stine's style of writing. The man just had a way with suspension.
Two of my favorites together. Yeeeeeeeeah! Let's get it!!
Say Cheese and Die was always my favorite Goosebumps book. Along with Ghost Camp and The Cooko Clock of Doom. I just really loved the whole series as a kid, especially in October. Even as an adult, I still return to these books around Halloween for some nostalgic scares.