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When teenager Zach Cooper moves to the sleepy town of Madison, he discovers his new neighbor is none other than R.L. Stine, the reclusive author of the Goosebumps series. But Stine’s imaginary monsters are not confined to the pages—they’re real, and a careless mistake releases them into the real world. Now Zach, Stine’s daughter Hannah, and the eccentric writer himself must race against time to capture the creatures and return them to their manuscripts before the town is overrun by Slappy the dummy and a menagerie of nightmare-fueled creatures. Blending tongue-in-cheek humor with genuine chills, this family-friendly fright fest celebrates the beloved books while delivering a fun, monster-filled adventure.
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What is Goosebumps about?
When teenager Zach Cooper moves to the sleepy town of Madison, he discovers his new neighbor is none other than R.L. Stine, the reclusive author of the Goosebumps series. But Stine's imaginary monsters are not confined to the pages—they're real, and a careless mistake releases...
When was Goosebumps released?
Goosebumps was released in 2015.
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User Reviews
HorrorHound2015 – 7/10
“I wasn't expecting much, but the practical effects and puppet monsters were a nostalgic trip back to the 90s. Slappy gave me a few jump scares, and the dad humor actually made me laugh. It's not pure horror, but for a PG-13, it's a solid scare-fest that respects the source material.”
ScreamQueen99 – 5/10
“As a horror fan, I found it too tame and kid-friendly for my taste. The story felt like a mix of Jumanji and a monster-of-the-week TV show. The actors tried their best, but the script didn't give them much to work with. It's a decent family movie, but I wouldn't call it a horror film.”
MidnightMovieManiac – 8/10
“I grew up on these books, so this was a trip down memory lane. The film captures the fun, spooky vibe perfectly—like a haunted house ride at a fair. The ending sets up a sequel nicely, and I appreciate that it can be enjoyed by both kids and adults who are young at heart.”
CreepyCritic86 – 4/10
“The scares were predictable and the humor often missed the mark for me. I found the characters thin, especially the villainous Slappy. It's watchable, but I expected more depth from a movie based on Stine's work. Only recommend if you're a die-hard Goosebumps fan or have kids.”
