Welch: We have all of the R.L. STine “Goosebumps” books to pull from, so there are easter eggs throughout, including a certain puppet, who I know is a fan favorite that will play in somewhere ...

Goosebumps season 1 ended on a massive cliffhanger, but what happened to Margot and Isaiah, ... The struggling carnival owner ...

Plus, the prolific author tells TheWrap what he finds "really scary" about Disney+ and Hulu's "Goosebumps: The Vanishing" The post ‘Goosebumps’ Author R.L. Stine Admits He’s Going to Be 112 ...

For the Philadelphia Flyers' Thursday night tilt against the Minnesota Wild, Slappy the evil ventriloquist dummy from the new Disney+ adaptation of R.L. Stine's Goosebumps books showed up for some ...

One of the most anticipated events of the Halloween season is the new Goosebumps TV series on Disney+, which is the latest take on the beloved books from R.L. Stine, with today seeing an all-new ...

‘Goosebumps’ Author R.L. Stine Admits He’s Going to Be 112 and ‘Still Writing These Books’ Plus, the prolific author tells TheWrap what he finds “really scary” about Disney+ and Hulu ...

Woo-wee! Goosebumps has had us on the edge of our seats since its premiere on October 13, 2023 – and its twisty season finale is no different.. Throughout the season, a group of high school ...

What ‘Goosebumps’ Books (and Characters) Will Be Referenced? Considering the official poster for the series contains a creepy look at Slappy — the evil puppet from The Night of the Living ...

Goosebumps appeared at the exact perfect time for me and my elementary school friends. In much the same way kids would later would be pining for the next Harry Potter.

Disney Goosebumps kept the scares coming but after that unexpected anthology twist — what does that mean for season 3? “When we switched into an anthology, it really fit what Goosebumps is.

The new, elaborately mounted Disney+ (and Hulu and Freeform) series that debuts, naturally, on Friday the 13th, aims for a broader audience as five high schoolers go on a very scary quest.

OK, Boomer, this one is really not for you. But the near-venerable “Goosebumps”—R.L. Stine’s series of horror-fantasy fables first published in 1992—has seen enough film adaptations ...