When was the first goosebumps book made

Some tales have a follow-up, but the name gives it away typically. Back in , a couple of years after the initial Goosebumps book was released, a television anthology series based on the show was produced in Canada. The first period of Goosebumps featured 19 episodes and was conducted from October 27, , to May 17, From August 10, , to July 20, , the following season also featured 25 events.

There were 22 episodes from the penultimate year that aired from September 6, , to May 16, ; just eight episodes have been produced for its fourth and final season of this TV show which aired from September 14, , to November 16, No particular release date has been, nevertheless, given on when the series would be published. Before the launch of this initial Goosebumps movie in , there was an effort to produce one in Approximately ten decades later, Columbia Pictures obtained rights to the project.

Facing the same challenges Fox experienced using the script, producers chose to perform a bogus biographical movie that watched R. Stine writes a book and the critters within it become actual.

Actor Jack Black was cast to play with a version of Stone while manager Rob Letterman was still recruiting to deliver the script to life. The very first Goosebumps movie was then released on October 16, , to rave reviews. As anticipated, a stand-alone sequel to the very first one was immediately commissioned. Development of this movie started in September , plus it had been declared that none of the cast from the first movie would reunite, except Jack Black. The storyline follows two young boys that unknowingly open an unpublished Goosebumps manuscript titled Haunted Halloween to inadvertently release the critters from the Goosebumps franchise in their town.

The animals go on to create a tide of destruction on Halloween night. Goosebumps two: Haunted Halloween was then released on October 12, , to mixed reviews from critics. She's not getting any answers from her new neighbor. He just keeps disappearing in the oddest ways. And he's so pale Is Hannah being haunted by The Haunted Mask. How ugly is Carly Beth's Halloween mask? It's so ugly that it almost scared her little brother to death.

So terrifying that even her friends are totally freaked out by it. It's the best Halloween mask ever. It's everything Carly Beth hoped it would be. And more. Maybe too much more. Because Halloween is almost over. And Carly Beth is still wearing that special mask Samantha Byrd is a klutz. An accident waiting to happen. She's the laughingstock of the girls' basketball team. And that mean, rotten Judith Bellwood is making her life miserable on and off the court. But everything's about to change.

Sam's met someone who can grant her three wishes. Too bad Sam wasn't careful what she wished for. Because her wishes are coming true. And they're turning her life into a living nightmare! Piano Lessons Can Be Murder. When Jerry finds a dusty old piano in the attic of his new house, his parents offer to pay for lessons.

At first, taking piano seems like a cool idea. But there's something creepy about Jerry's piano teacher, Dr. Something creepy. Something Jerry can't quite put his finger on. Then Jerry hears the stories. Terrifying stories. About the students at Dr. Shreek's music school. Students who went in for a lesson The Werewolf of Fever Swamp. There's something horrible happening in Fever Swamp. Something really horrible. It started with the strange howling at night. Then there was the rabbit, torn to shreds.

Everyone thinks Grady's new dog is responsible. After all, he looks just like a wolf. And he seems a little on the wild side.

But Grady knows his dog is just a regular old dog. And most dogs don't howl at the moon. Or disappear at midnight. Or change into terrifying creatures when the moon is full. Or do they? You Can't Scare Me! Courtney is a total show-off. She thinks she's so brave and she's always making Eddie and his friends look like wimps. But now Eddie's decided he's had enough.

He's going to scare Courtney once and for all. And he's come up with the perfect plan. He's going to lure Courtney down to Muddy Creek. Because Eddie knows Courtney believes in that silly rumor about the monsters. Mud Monsters that live in the creek. Too bad Eddie doesn't believe the rumor. Because it just might be true One Day at HorrorLand. But that's okay.

They found another amusement park instead. It's called HorrorLand. In HorrorLand there are no crowds. No lines. And the admission is free. It seems like a pretty cool place. But that was before that heart-stopping ride on the deadly Doom Slide. And that terrifying experience in the House of Mirrors. Because there's something weird about the rides in HorrorLand. Something a little too creepy. A little too real Why I'm Afraid of Bees.

Gary Lutz needs a vacation Bullies are constantly beating him up. His only friend is his computer. Even his little sister doesn't like him. But now Gary's dream is about to come true.

He's going to exchange bodies with another kid for a whole week. Gary can't wait to get a new body. Until something horrible happens. And Gary finds out his new body isn't exactly human Monster Blood II. Evan Ross can't stop thinking about Monster Blood and what happened last summer. It was so horrible. So terrifying. Too bad Evan's science teacher doesn't believe him.

Now he's stuck cleaning out the hamster's cage as punishment for making up stories. Then Evan's friend Andy comes to town, and things go from bad to worse. Because Andy's got a present for Evan. It's green and slimy and it's starting to grow Deep Trouble. Billy and his sister, Sheena, are visiting their uncle Dr.

Deep on a tiny Caribbean island. It's the perfect place to go exploring underwater There's only one rule to remember: Stay away from the coral reefs. Still, the reefs are so beautiful. So peaceful. Billy can't resist.

But he's not alone in the water. Something's lurking deep below the surface. Something dark and scaly. Something's half-human, half-fish The Scarecrow Walks at Midnight. Jodie loves visiting her grandparents' farm.

Okay, so it's not the most exciting place in the world. Still, Grandpa tells great scary stories. And Grandma's chocolate chip pancakes are the best. But this summer the farm has really changed. The cornfields are sparse. Grandma and Grandpa seem worn out. And the single scarecrow has been replaced by twelve evil-looking ones. Then one night Jodie sees something really odd. The scarecrows seem to be moving. Twitching on their stakes.

Coming alive Go Eat Worms! Obsessed with worms? That's putting it mildly. Todd is so fascinated with worms, he keeps a worm farm in his basement! Most of all, Todd loves torturing his sister and her best friend with worms. Dropping them into their hair. Down their backs. Until one day, after cutting a worm in half, Todd notices something strange.

The rest of the worms seem to be staring at him! Suddenly worms start showing up in the worst places for Todd. In his bed. In his homework. Even in his spaghetti! What's a worm lover to do when his own worms are starting to gross him out? Ghost Beach. Jerry can't wait to explore the dark, spooky old cave he found down by the beach. Then the other kids tell him a story. A story about a ghost who lives deep inside a cave. A ghost who is three hundred years old. A ghost who comes out when the moon is full.

A ghost who is haunting the beach. Just another stupid ghost story. Return of the Mummy. After last year's scary adventure, Gabe's a little nervous about being back in Egypt.

Back near the ancient pyramids. Back where he saw all those creepy mummies. Then he learns about an Egyptian superstition. A secret chant that is supposed to bring mummies to life.

Gabe's uncle says it's just a hoax. But now it sounds like something's moving in the mummy's tomb. No way a couple of dumb words can wake the dead. Can they? Phantom of the Auditorium.

Brooke's best friend, Zeke, has been given the lead role in the school play, the Phantom. Zeke's totally into it. He loves dressing up in the grotesque phantom costume. And scaring the other members of the cast. Brooke thinks Zeke's getting a little too into it.

But then really scary things start happening. A message appears on a piece of scenery: "The Phantom Strikes! Is someone trying to ruin the play? Or is there really a phantom living under the stage? Attack of the Mutant. Skipper Matthews has an awesome comic book collection. His favorite one is called The Masked Mutant. It's about an evil supervillain who's out to rule the universe!

Skipper can't get enough of The Mutant. Until one day he gets lost in a strange part of town. And finds a building that looks exactly like The Mutant's secret headquarters.

A building that appears and disappears. Has Skipper read one too many comic books? My Hairiest Adventure. Larry Boyd just found the coolest thing in the trash. So Larry and his friends do. But nothing much happens.

Until Larry notices the hair. Dark, spikey [sic] hair growing on his hands and face. Really gross shiny hair. Hair that jeeps growing back even after he shaves it off A Night in Terror Tower. Sue and her brother, Eddie, are visiting London when they run into a little problem.

They can't find their tour group. Still, there's no reason to panic. No way their tour guide would just leave them. All alone. In a gloomy old prison tower. No way they'd get locked inside. After dark. With those eerie sounds. And a strange dark figure who wants them The Cuckoo Clock of Doom. Tara the Terrible. That's what Michael Webster calls his bratty little sister.

She loves getting Michael in trouble. Making his life miserable. Things couldn't get any worse. Then Mr. Webster brings home the antique cuckoo clock. It's old. It's expensive. And Mr. Webster won't let anyone touch it. Poor Michael. He should have listened to his dad.

Because someone put a spell on the clock. A strange spell. A dangerous spell. And now Michael's life will never be the same again Monster Blood III. Evan can't stand baby-sitting his genius cousin, Kermit. Kermit refuses to play video games. He won't even play Frisbee!

All he likes to do is hang out in the basement doing strange experiments and playing mean practical jokes on Evan and his friend Andy. But now Andy's found something that will teach Kermit a lesson once and for all. It's green. It's slimy. And it comes in a can marked Monster Blood! It Came from Beneath the Sink! Kat and her brother, Daniel, are so lucky.

They just moved to a new house with tons of rooms, two balconies, and a lawn the size of a football field! But all that good luck is about to run out. Because there's something really evil living in their new house. Something that's moving. Something that comes from beneath the kitchen sink Night of the Living Dummy II.

Amy's ventriloquist dummy, Dennis, keeps losing his head So Amy begs her family for a new dummy. That's when her dad finds Slappy in a local pawnshop.

Slappy's kind of ugly, but Amy's having fun practicing her new routine. Then terrible things start happening. Horrible, nasty things. Just like what happened the first time. Because there's something odd about Slappy. Something not quite right. Something evil The Barking Ghost. Scared of his own shadow. That's what everyone says about Cooper Holmes. But when the Holmeses move into a new house deep in the woods, scary things really do start happening.

Problem is, no one believes a scaredy-cat like Cooper. But then no one else heard the bone-chilling barking late at night. Or ran into two evil-looking dogs who disappeared into thin air The Horror at Camp Jellyjam. Swimming, basketball, archery.

King Jellyjam's sports camp has it all. Too bad Wendy isn't a total sports freak like her brother, Elliot. But how excited can you get over a game of softball. It's just a game, right? Because Camp Jellyjam is no ordinary sports camp. And Wendy's about to find out why. Why the counselors seem a little too happy. A little too obsessed with winning. And why the ground is always rumbling late at night Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes.

Two pink flamingos. A whole family of plaster skunks. Joe Burton's dad loves those tacky lawn ornaments. But then he brings home two ugly lawn gnomes. And that's when the trouble starts. Late at night. When everyone's asleep. Someone's creeping in the garden. Whispering nasty things. Smashing melons. Squashing tomatoes. No way two dumb old lawn ornaments could be causing all the trouble. Is there? A Shocker on Shock Street. Erin Wright and her best friend, Marty, love horror movies.

Especially Shocker on Shock Street movies. All kinds of scary creatures live on Shock Street. The Toadinator. Ape Face. The Mad Mangler. First their tram gets stuck in The Cave of the Living Creeps. Then they're attacked by a group of enormous praying mantises! Real life is a whole lot scarier than the movies. But Shock Street isn't really real. Is it? The Haunted Mask II.

Steve Boswell will never forget Carly Beth's Halloween mask. It was so gross. But this year Steve wants to have the scariest costume on the block. So he gets a mask from the same store where Carly Beth got hers. It looks like a creepy old man. With stringy hair. A wrinkled face. And spiders crawling out of the ears! Steve's definitely got the scariest mask around. Too bad he's starting to feel so old.

And so tired. And so evil The Headless Ghost. Everyone knows about Hill House. It's the biggest tourist attraction in town. That's because it's haunted. Haunted by the ghost of a thirteen-year-old boy. A boy with no head! Duane and Stephanie love Hill House.

It's dark. And creepy. And totally scary. Still, they've never actually seen the ghost. Until the night they decide to go on a search. A search for his head The Abominable Snowman of Pasadena. Jordan Blake and his sister, Nicole, are sick of the hot weather in Pasadena. Just once they'd like to have a real winter. A real winter with real snow. And then it happens. The Blakes are off to Alaska! Seems that Mr. Blake has been asked to photograph a mysterious snow creature there.

Poor Jordan and Nicole. They just wanted to see snow. But now they're being chased by a monstrous creature. A big furry-faced creature What has two eyes, a mouth, and wrinkly green skin? Mark's shrunken head. It's a present from his Aunt Benna. A gift from the jungle island of Baladora.

Mark can't wait to show the kids at school his shrunken head. It's so ugly. So gross. So awesome. But late one night the head starts to glow. Because it's no ordinary head. It gives Mark a strange power. A magical power. A dangerous power Trina O'Dell's dad used to have a ventriloquist act. That's why he has all those dummies in the attic. He calls it his Dummy Museum. There's a dummy with freckles. And one with a sneer just like Rocky. Trina and her brother, Dan, think the dummies are pretty cool.

But now there are voices in the attic. Facebook Twitter. Quicker than I wrote the play Goosebumps Kids! I wanted to be able showcase the wide range of of the books and the brilliant stories contained within them. After visiting the British Museum, it dawned on me that I could house many of the stories in a museum, therefore telling the history of the stories rather reliving them.

This gave me the chance to build a new narrative around the existing stories. In Goosebumps Alive for adults and teenagers and Goosebumps Kids , Slappy is seen in various sizes too, from a small ventriloquist puppet to a huge terrifying monster; with various versions in between.

What is scarier than a puppet coming to life?