RL Stine Hypes Up Goosebumps and Future Horrors of Fear Street

Since 1992, RL Stine he has been messing with the kids on the site through him Goosebumps and Fear Street books. In recent years, both have been replaced, and a new things Goosebumps show on Disney + and Fear Street’s film trilogy on Netflix.

Stine recently spoke with a The Hollywood Reporter of both works, especially Goosebumps. These early books were aimed at children between the ages of 7-11, who they see as the ideal audience because it’s “the last time in their eyes to have fun.” The children in these stories were ten, but the show features high school actors, who admitted that they caught him by surprise. As soon as they changed this, they found the new show to be scarier than the 90s and more recent movies.

Next thing Goosebumps weatherfrom December 10, star David Schwimmer and a new group of children. Stine watched the first two episodes and praised the season as “horrendous,” and said it lived up to the spirit of the books. For example, he said the new season features someone who has died, something he avoids Goosebumps story. To him, that death in the show does not violate the rules of the series, since it is established randomly – if anything, he thinks that the plot “elevates” the franchise, in a way.

If you actually you want to see death in Stine’s stories, you can find it Fear Street. He said otherwise goosebumps, that gang is “killing young people left and right,” and “everyone loves it when you kill young people.” Last year, Stine said a the fourth movie based on Prom Queen the book was in the works, said to be directed by Supervisor Chloe Okuno. It looks like the film will be followed by two more movies, as he told THR “the writers are working on it. Fingers crossed.” Netflix has not revealed anything about it, but it is said to arrive sometime in 2025.

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