#Annabelle Stine

[fanficwriter284]

Sup everybody! So, do any of you have a favorite holiday? Mine's Christmas, because I get to help my mom bake the cookies every year. It's my favorite thing to with her! (I'm a mama's girl, WAY closer to her than with my dad.)

(Welcome back! Love seeing you here!!!)

"Sup kid. And favorite holiday ey? Well this might come as a shock but it aint halloween for me. Close first but its second. For me it's Christmas. It always brings backs memories I had when I was a kid and lived in Germany....Good times....Plus! I get to use the mistletoe excuse to make out with Tiff. So thats a plus. And Slap and I always try and one up each other with the gifts. And it's nice seeing the kiddos being on their best behavior. AND BECAUSE IT AINT FUCKING HOT"

"I love Christmas! It's the most wonderful time of the year. I love gift-giving. It's the best feeling watching the receiver's face light up. And the kids always make it better! You know my mother always said---"

"Again with your mother Christ!"

"Christmas! One word. Gifts. Do I need to elaborate!?"

"Yeah Same! And....heh....Same reason.Plus dads usually in a better mood during that time of year"

"Halloween. I LOVE HALLOWEEN! And you know whats better? The candy goes on sale like a week later its glorious. Then Christmas and Turkey day. First of all the bugs go back to hell. Second I rock the ugly Christmas sweaters and Turkey because I get to eat and stuff my face without any judgy bitches!"

"My favorite holiday is Christmas! Because I just like the season. And its cooler outside and it's always so joyous during that time of year! And plus I love decorating with Slappy and this is going to be our first yea with the Triplets so we're very excited."

"Hm...I am not entirely sure. I do not get the same euphoric sense most receive during such holidays...Hm....I suppose it's Christmas. As everyone else is rather joyful and that leads me to feel rather content

"Me too! I love Christmas! I love baking cookies too! What are your favorite cookies to bake!? Mine are snickerdoodle!! And it's always fun decorating the tree! and giving everyone gifts that make them happy!"

[ghost-of-diogenes]

happy start of spooky season everyone!

[linus-wickworth]

Books I Read in May

5 stars:

Never Rest by Marshall Thornton

December Park by Ronald Malfi

Heartstopper 1-4 by Alice Oseman (Reread)

All That's Left in the World by Erik J. Brown (Reread)

What I Was by Meg Rosoff

The Girl in the Box by Ouida Sebestyen

The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

I Know This Much Is True by Wally Lamb

4.5 stars:

House of Stairs by William Sleator

Mosquitoland by David Arnold

Lose You to Find Me by Erik J. Brown

Spud: Exit, Pursued By A Bear by John van de Ruit

Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs

In the Forest by Edna O'Brien

Tales of the Peculiar by Ransom Riggs

They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera (Reread)

4 stars:

The Spuddy by Lillian Beckwith

Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson

Goodbye Days by Jeff Zentner

Hollow City by Ransom Riggs

Tales of King Arthur by James Riordan

Ethan by Ryan Loveless

Hit and Run by R. L. Stine

Street Child by Berlie Doherty

A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett

The Reckless Afterlife of Harriet Stoker by Lauren James

The Dogs by Allan Stratton

On My Honor by Marion Dane Bauer

Dr. Bird's Advice for Sad Poets by Evan Roskos

This Might Hurt a Bit by Doogie Horner

3.5 stars:

A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen

A Lite Too Bright by Samuel Miller

Library of Souls by Ransom Riggs

Hostage by Karen Tayleur

Game As Ned by Tim Pegler

3 stars:

Prove Yourself a Hero by K.M. Peyton

Me, The Missing, and the Dead by Jenny Valentine

Five Have a Wonderful Time by Enid Blyton

Five Go Down to the Sea by Enid Blyton

2.5 stars:

The Unspoken by Thomas Fahy

The Boy with the Snowgrass Hair by Elsie Locke

Stranded on Terror Island by Lee Roddy

Compulsion by Tania Kelly Roxborogh

The Siege of Trapp's Mill by Annabel Farjeon

Saving Grace by Darlene Ryan

2 stars:

The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August by Claire North

If I Love You, Am I Trapped Forever? by M. E. Kerr

Stony Heart Country by David Metzenthen

1.5 stars:

Avi Cantor Has Six Months to Live by Sacha Lamb

[hawkfurze]

Heres a lot of doodles in my sketchbook

[geesebumps-stuff]

Stine: Favorite horror movie?

Hannah: It.

Zach: Saw.

Slappy: Annabelle.

Champ: High School Musical. After watching it I spent all my middle school years terrified that the entire school would start singing something and I'd be the only one who didn't know the lyrics to the song.

[skittishxpilot]

{ I'm gonna try to get as much done as possible before Thursday, as I am going to California to take a workshop class in Disneyland. And that doesn't only apply to threads, I've also got some costume stuff I wanna partially finish before then, too. I'll be on as much as I can before I leave so I won't keep anyone waiting for too long while I'm gone for the weekend. Anyway, that's what's happening this week. }

[h0neydolly]

All slappy’s headcannons

Sexualities

Movie- bi (ofc)

Tv- Pan

Book- Demi

Comic- Ace

Gender identity

(Thinking they are agender bc they don’t say they are male, they are always talking about slavery, world domination, ya know. They probably don’t even feel like anything bc they are dolls and made to not really talk, care, or feel about anything or anyone, although anger, happiness and love which few evil dolls feel that.)

Movie- agender (Idk-)

Tv- agender (Idk-)

Book- Agender (Idk-)

Comic- Agender (Idk.)

Favorite color

Movie- red

Tv- green, red

Book- blue, green, red

Comic- Red, black

Favorite animals

Movie- Frogs

Tv- Dogs

Book- snakes

Comic- idc what animal

Favorite doll friend

Movie- Chucky, Billy, Jigsaw (there’s two Billy, dead silence and saw.), Annabelle, Brahms

Tv- none

Book- idc

Comic- none

Dating anyone?-

Movie- doesn’t like telling it

Tv- No

Book- nope

Comic- no

Favorite show or movie

Movie- his own movie

Tv- His own show

Book- any horror movies

Comic- any horror movies

Favorite food (if they eat.)

Movie- candy

Tv- any food

Book- none

Comic- any snacks

Favorite person

Movie- nobody yet (ofc used to be Stine)

Tv- Nobody (used to be Amy, Rocky, pretty much anyone that used to listen to him)

Book- hates everyone

Comic- none

[h0neyd0lly]

Things I wish happened as an artist :')

1.) I really wish my art was more noticed by anyone, none of my actual art gets noticed like it used to be, well not because goosebumps is an underrated fandom, I don't know why tbh, what I think is, my art is just not good enough, because how I don't have any backgrounds in the back, that my style is too cartoonish, and that my art just sucks tbh. I don't care having like 1m likes on my stuff, I just wish my stuff is less underrated these days, and that I'm more noticed as an artist.. most ppl like my old art / edits / reblogs.

2.) For people to stop liking my old stuff, my old stuff sucks sm, I don't understand why ppl like my trash old stuff tbh. I just feel like ppl think likes my old stuff more then my newer stuff, which my new stuff is way more better tbh, like if you look more close to the details/color/style it's just so horrible, the necks are just so off! I really don't like seeing ppl noticing my old stuff ((my old stuff really reminds me of toxic memories tbh :/ like I don't mind ppl liking it, but my old stuff gets way more attention then my newer stuff.))

3.) For gacha ppl to stop using my stuff w/o my permission! These days my stuff are mostly been stolen by gacha kids, I had this kid on goosebumps amino use my old art to make fun of it, and I had seen my ex friend use my art that I deleted because they were just toxic on yt, and that they USED me to draw their nasty selfcest ship even though they said I was their friend and after that they started ghosting me even though I made vids for them and art for them, they are terror moon, and this kid on yt used my edit just for their horrible versions of Stine, Hannah, Zach and champ to react even though they were making them have the same damn facial expression, it was literally them being like "😮" and "😨" it was such a dumb video like I swear to God, it was. And this year an kid by the name 0ffical._.annabelle made fun of my old art w/o any permission and crediting me, but the thing is I DO NOT want ppl to even use my old art in any vids. Just mostly my old stuff I just feel so unhappy seeing it being used to be made fun of! Sorry if this was long, I just really have problems with most gacha people. 0ffical._.annabelle even used my friend's audio w/o permission! ((Do not attack anyone just please be very careful with your stuff! These ppl might steal your stuff or something tbh))

Just most gacha ppl in the goosebumps fandom is just shipping selfcest, non fictional + fictional, and pretty much mostly shipping everything, and it's also just making inappropriate jokes and vids with slappy. It's just so disappointing, and disgusting. It really is just that as I seen these days of the gacha side of goosebumps. Although I do have 2 friends that are gacha users, one is Desiree and annabelleistic.

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Hill House (part 1)

Haunted house from the Goosebumps book The headless ghost, written by R. L. Stine in 1995. 

Presentation: 

Hill House. A haunted house on Hill Street, in the fictional USA town of Wheeler Falls. Located at the top of the highest hill in town, near a river, and surrounded by pine bushes.

It is an old stone house, three stories tall, with turrets, balconies and a dozen of windows. The fact that it was built with dark gray stone slabs makes this house quite unique, all the other buildings of the town being mostly made of brick or clapboard. On one of the turrets a stone gargoyle is perched at the top of the roof, looking at the visitors, daring them to enter. It has nine fireplaces and over thirty rooms. At the time of the story, in 1995, blankets of a thick, green, moldy and putrid moss cover the outside walls.

History:

Hill House was built in 1795, making it two hundred years old at the time of the story (1995). It was built by a young and prosperous sea captain, William P. Bell. It was the finest house in town, and to build it William spared no expense, for he wanted to retire here with his new bride, Annabel, to finish his days in splendor. The day the house was finished, the captain was called out to the sea. So his young wife moved in the house, alone. It seemed like a burden, because the house was big, cold and dark, with many rooms, and hallways that seemed to stretch forever. However, she still had the hope to see her husband come back and move in with her, replacing the darkness and the freezing air with joy and happiness. Every day, Annabel sat at the window of their bedroom, staring through the glass, waiting for him to come back. She waited months and months. Winter passed, then spring, then summer. Annabel was now full of horror and sorrow, convinced that her husband was dead. In grief, she decided to flee. She sold the house and got out of Wheeler Falls, never to come back.  

However, one year exactly after the disappearance of the sea captain, he reappeared. Or rather, his ghost reappeared. He, indeed, had died at sea, in a terrible shipwreck, but his spirit came back from the dead, to the house he built for his soon-to-be family, the house he created but never had a chance to live in, to the house where his loved one was still waiting for him, or at least he thought. Of course, he never found her. He floated through the long and twisted halls, a lantern in his hand, calling his wife by her name.

Another family moved in and, years after years, they heard the screams of the captain, his frightening but sad calls to his Annabel. He was never seen by anyone living in the house, but some people in town claimed that, at night, a man looking like the captain, holding a lantern, appeared at the window of Annabel’s bedroom, the same window behind which she waited for her dead husband. And, during windless night, people passing by the house could hear his low and mournful voice. Calling again and again. “Annabel! Annabel!”

During a century, the inhabitants of Hill House tried all they could to get rid of Captain Bell’s ghost, but with no effect. His link with this house was too strong, he couldn’t let go.

In 1875, strange incidents occurred with the dumbwaiter linking the kitchen to the master bedroom. The food put inside the dumbwaiter disappeared several times, between the first and second floor, without any explanation. The cook at the time became frightened and, convinced that the dumbwaiter was haunted, he forbid the rest of the staff from using it and delivered all of the food himself.

In 1895, the Craw family moved in the house. And this family was perhaps the most cursed of all the owners of Hill House. 

They had a thirteen-year-old child, named Andrew Craw. He was a nasty and mean-natured boy. He liked to play cruel tricks on the servants and to scare people. He also had a peculiar cruelty towards animal: one day, he tried to kill a cat by throwing it out of a window and was very disappointed when it survived. He was such a nasty brat that even his parents couldn’t stand to spend time with him. The mean-tempered boy spent his days on his own, exploring the old mansion, trying to find some new and twisted amusement to get rid of his boredom. One day, he discovered a new room, a secret room with a heavy wooden door. Inside, there was only a small table and a lantern glowing dimly on it. No other furniture, but one occupant. A ghost. The ghost of the sea captain. One century of haunting had turned his spirit into something old and terrifying, a creature with long, white fingernails curling in spirals, a scraggly white beard hiding most of his face, and cracked, black teeth poking out from between swollen dry lips. Andrew had unwillingly trespassed into the ghost’s private quarters, and the sea captain was determined to punish him for it. He told him, with a voice like the scratch of dead leaves coming out of the bottomless black hole that was his mouth, that now that he had seen him, he couldn’t leave. The ghost prevented Andrew from escaping, moving like a swirl of black smoke in the dim yellow light. His icy hands grabbed the boy’s head, tightened, and pulled it off, killing Andrew. His parents only found his body, his headless body, but they never found his head: the ghost had hidden it somewhere in the house.

After that, the ghost of the sea captain let out a last howl, calling Annabel once more, a howl so loud that it made the heavy stone walls tremble. And then… he disappeared. Nobody heard him or saw him anymore. But a new ghost took his place. Andrew became the new ghost of Hill House, a headless boy, searching the cold rooms every night, looking for his missing head, the footsteps of the ever-searching ghost echoing through the halls each night.

After Andrew’s death, his younger sister, twelve years old Hannah Craw, went crazy. She sat in a corner of her bedroom, in her rocking chair, playing with her porcelain dolls, all day long, every day, for eighty years. She never left her room even once, and she died there, at ninety-two years old, an old woman surrounded by her dolls. Some inhabitants of the house later saw her ghost, manifesting itself as a little girl in the rocking chair, combing the dolls’ hair.

The mother of Andrew and Hannah died shortly after her son murder. One night, she went down the stairs and tripped, falling to her death. .

And then, it was the turn of Joseph Craw, Andrew’s and Hannah’s father, the last member of the family. A year after Andrew’s death, Joseph came home late one winter night. He went into his study, took off his coat, moved to the fireplace to warm himself. And the following morning, the maid found in the fireplace two charred and blackened hands, gripping the marble mantelpiece. All that was left of Joseph Craw. No one know how he was burned up. Maybe he just fell in the fireplace. Or maybe he was pushed in it.

In 1935, two guest staying at the house slept in the room now called “The Green Room”. They woke up the following morning with disgusting purple rash. It started on their hands and their arms, then it spread to their faces, and then the whole body. Doctors from all around the world came to study this big, purple sores, but none of them could find the origin of this itching or what exactly was this strange sickness. All they knew, was that it was something in the Green Room that had started it.

At the time of the story, in 1995, Hill House is the biggest, if not only, touristic attraction of Wheeler Falls, with tours of the haunted house being organized every hour, led by guides in black uniforms. The staff of the house was made of one housekeeper, called Manny, and two guides: Otto, a big, bald, three hundred pounds man, scary looking, often compared to a dolphin, with tiny black eyes and a booming voice, and Edna, an old white-haired woman, very pale and frail looking.

Two twelve year old children, Duane Comack and Stephanie Alpert, decided one night to explore the house in search of headless ghost’s head, and they actually found it in a secret room: a boy head, with a pale face, a shimmering white skin, long, wavy white hair and two round eyes glowing green like sparkling emeralds. It seems that the strange magic of the house had managed to prevent the head from rot and decay. Upon finding the head, the two children saw the headless ghost himself appear: at first, it was just a filmy figure going down from the ceiling, floating, like a thin window curtain. But, once on the floor, it curled softly and slowly, becoming a short and a very thin headless boy, wearing baggy, old fashioned pants, and a long sleeved shirt with a high collar. Andrew took back his head, thanked the children, and then disappeared in the darkness, never to be seen again. 

Some times after this incident, Hill House was offically closed down for unknown reasons. However, Duane and Stephanie came back three months later, unaware of that, and they received a tour of the house, lead by the two guides, Otto and Edna. It’s only later that they discovered that there were no more tours in the House, and upon looking at one of the windows, they saw their two guides as transparent shapes in the darkness. For Otto and Edna were ghosts too. 

Note: This last plot twist leads us to two main theories. One, Otto and Edna were ghosts since the beginning, posing as tour guides, explaining why they know so much about the house history (a theory that is supported by the television adaptation). However this leads us to ask: who were Otto and Edna in life? Two, Otto and Edna only became ghosts at the end of the book, and I have to say it’s my favorite one. I even think that the mysterious reason behind Hill House suddenly being closed (which is strange because, they say it in the beginning, it’s the biggest if not only attraction in town) is the death of the tour guides, or at least their mysterious disappearance. 

[fanficwriter284]

Everyone’s opinion on tiny children on tiny children aka toddlers the masters of tantrums

“….the toddler stage gives me ptsd….biting, kicking, screaming, crying, all while running around like a little crack head…..sure they’re cute when they behave….for like 5 minutes if you’re lucky……never again…

“I honestly didn’t mind the toddler stage of our kids! They were so sweet and adorable!”

“Woman you blocked out 80% of the shit that went down then. Glens still got a damn scar from Glenda’s bite”

“…Anyways yeah they’re adorable and little sweethearts!”

“Yeah I think toddlers are cute! Just sweet little jelly beans that don’t know any better!”

“….right and that my friends is what you call delusion. I remember when I was walking with my mom at the mall and this little dude straight up threw himself on the floor screaming like a damn banshee”

“Well I’ve still got babies. Three, I’m terrified for then they reach that stage…Anne thinks we’ll be fine…but…I don’t know. My opinion before I had kids what that I didn’t like em….now…heh that opinions changed. Wait scratch that I love my kids, other people’s kids? Hell nah”

“Well I think they’re sweet! I remember when Chucky’s kids were toddlers! They would always make me little trinkets and cards!”

“I have no opinion on the matter. As I am not overly fond of children myself”

[m0th-punk]

#Feartober2021 Day 21: Pediophobia (Fear of Dolls) I love creepy dolls. Really, I do. Weirdly enough my interest in them came from stuff like Goosebumps and R.L. Stine's "The Haunting Hour", but characters like Chucky (and his GENDAHFLOOWID child) and Annabelle are horror icons in their own right. But I wonder why haunted dolls always seem to be from the 20s to 50s. Does that mean in a few decades we'll have movies about haunted anime figurines and funko pops? #feartober #monsterdesign #pediophobia #originalcharacters #originalwork #myocs #artistsoninstagram #artistsontumblr #artistsofinstagram #copicartist #copicartwork #copicmarkers #copicart https://www.instagram.com/p/CYLBWxCsi-n/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Make It Clear Studio

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Make plans to join us at the World Premiere of the Make It Clear Studio short film "Trafficked" Staring Annabelle Collins, ICFF People's Choice Actor of the Year 2021, ICFF Actor of the Year Cameron Arnett, BJ Arnett, Actor Zachary Thomas Meiser, Christian Actor and Comedian Brad Stine, Actor Stephanie 'Jagst' Parker, Actor Isabelle Almoyan.

Many of the actors will be at the event. We look forward to seeing you there.

Register at www.MakeItClear.org

#stophumantrafficking

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WATC TV 57

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Ana Barbos wearing Stine Goya London, July 2020

Photographer: Oda Eide Stylist: Annabel Lucey

[kentonramsey]

The Best Street Style Looks We Spotted At Copenhagen Fashion Week

Editors, buyers and trend forecasters gathered in a rainy Copenhagen yesterday to kick off the city's first fashion week of 2020. Despite the gloomy weather, AW20 began with a bang thanks to the launch of CPHFW's impressive Sustainability Action Plan 2020-2022. "All industry players – including fashion weeks – have to be accountable for their actions and be willing to change the way business is done," urged Cecilie Thorsmark, CEO of Copenhagen Fashion Week. "The timeframe for averting the devastating effects of climate change on the planet and people is less than a decade, and we’re already witnessing its catastrophic impacts today. Put simply, there can be no status quo." The pledge, developed by a board of directors including Ganni founder Nicolaj Reffstrup, and reviewed by experts including Orsola de Castro of Fashion Revolution, will ban single-use plastic, prioritise vegan food at events, and use electric cars to take guests between shows throughout the city. With the ultimate goal of a 50% reduction in climate impact and to be a zero-waste event by 2022, meaningful action like this shows how key players can influence the wider industry for the better. As AW20 starts with such positive force, we can't wait to see how the eco-conscious Danes serve up recycled, reused and repurposed fashion in their new-season collections. In the meantime, we spotted plenty of sartorial inspiration on the streets of the city: click through to see the most innovative and exciting looks at Copenhagen Fashion Week.

Yes to every single element of this outfit. Use colour to combat miserable weather and make your get-up fun!

Green has fast become the most versatile colour, as shown here by María Bernad. Sea foam and moss and citrus forever and ever, amen.

Keep cosy in autumnal check, and throw on a waist belt for good measure.

*Searches eBay for faux fur-trimmed vintage leather.* Thanks for the inspo, Milena Karl. Stomping boots are here to stay, too.

Now this is how to do slouchy suiting. Make like Tine Andrea and add pops of colour to lift your tonal tailoring.

The Danes love their pastels, and this sky blue and candy floss concoction is pure heaven.

Yowza! Kermit green is still at the forefront of our minds and with a zebra knit and cotton shirt underneath, we just got a new way to style it.

Spotting Grece Ghanem is the best thing about fashion month. Note to self: must buy blue gloves and matching Bottega Pouch.

More fantastic suiting, this time courtesy of Trine Kjaer. Head-to-toe grey is our new tonal go-to.

Okay, maybe all pink is another new favourite tonal vibe...

Green and pink was the colour combo dominating our IG feeds last summer, but set against the grey Copenhagen winter, it shines even brighter.

Maria Barteczko proves that black and electric blue is a match made in heaven.

Oversized coats and rain hats necessary – we're lucky that practicality is so slick these days.

All! The! Print! And! Patchwork!

Big collars are big news this season, the more clownlike, the better. Diggin' this colour palette, too.

More green and pastel hues. Add a pair of '70s shades like Marie to top it all off.

Why choose one shade when you can have both? Tine Andrea's two-tone coat is brilliant.

Alternatively, beat the cold by wearing your duvet outdoors, like Oumayma Elboumeshouli.

When in doubt, coordinate with your pals. More grey tonal looks here from Funda Christophersen, Mie Jul and Trine Kjaer.

Squeal! We're adding this rust shade to our wish list ASAP (and maybe taking Annabel Rosendahl's bob cut to our hairstylist, too...).

Sage goes well with white for an SS20 refresh.

More green, more checks, more trainers: we spot a few themes here...

A varsity jacket never looked so fresh.

Jeanette Friis Madsen channelling everyone's favourite Quality Street with aplomb.

Like what you see? How about some more R29 goodness, right here?

Stine Goya's SS20 Collection Is A Dream

Throw Out Your Black Opaques – Tights Just Got Fun

How Do I Wear A Cardigan IRL?

The Best Street Style Looks We Spotted At Copenhagen Fashion Week published first on https://mariakistler.tumblr.com/

[julesfier]

This is a book trailer I created for this book. I actually created more for the rest of the book in the Witch’s Street series.

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Madison Iseman Biography and History

Madison Iseman (born February 14, 1997 in South Carolina) is an American actress who became famous in 2016 for her role as Charlotte in the television series Still the King. Madison Iseman Biography and History In 2017 she starred in the adventure film Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, which brought her to the big screen worldwide.

Personal Life:

Iseman's brother Jonathan Iseman is active as a business development representative for the marketing technology company BoomTown. Between 2014 and 2015 she was in a relationship with today's media computer scientist Jack Dodge. Iseman has been dating the US singer-songwriter Spencer Sutherland since 2015. She met the musician in November 2014 during a concert in San Diego. When visiting the online and radio talk show Zach Sang Show, she said that she uses different tools to create different moods that are needed for a film. While filming Annabelle 3, the actors told each other scary stories and watched scary videos on YouTube. In order to slip into the role of Amy Adamle for Clouds, an emotional and sad mood was set in the reading sample. In addition, she kept in close contact with Adamle and called her again and again to ask how she would act in real life situations. The positive relationship with her fellow actors and happy memories serve as triggers to make her happy.

Professional Life:

Iseman grew up in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina as the daughter of dental technician John Iseman and Susan Iseman. She has Ashkenazi-Jewish, British, French and Dutch roots. She attended Myrtle Beach High School. Even before she graduated there, after winning an acting competition, she and her mother moved to Los Angeles to take part in auditions. With the help of virtual lessons, she was able to graduate from school in 2015. Between 2013 and 2014 Iseman played for the first time in music videos, commercials and several short films, in which she sometimes met the director and actor Rondell Sheridan. After she appeared in the lead role in the 2015 thriller Despair Sessions, she appeared in the horror film Tales of Halloween, which was directed by Saw director Darren Lynn Bousman. In parallel, she had guest appearances in various sitcoms, including Henry Danger and Modern Family. In addition to her career as an actress, she also appeared as an influencer on the web video platform YouTube until 2015, where she shared cover songs and vlogs. She also hosted an episode of the Mahomie Madness video series on the DreamWorks YouTube channel AwesomenessTV. At the same time, she occasionally appeared in the videos of her partner Jack Dodge's YouTube channel. In 2016, Iseman appeared in the comedy Laid in America on the side of YouTube personalities KSI and Caspar Lee. Read :Emilia Clarke Biography and History With her portrayal in the movies The Innocence of Rachel Wilson or Wild for the Night, Iseman remained true to the thriller genre. After appearing in individual episodes of the television series The Real O’Neals and Those Who Can’t in early 2016, she appeared as Charlotte in the sitcom Still the King created by Billy Ray Cyrus from 2016 to 2017. For the filming she moved to Nashville, Tennessee for several months. After starring as Rachel Nelson in the independent drama film The Rachels at the beginning of 2017, she once again belonged to the cast of a drama with the role as Nancy in Liza, Liza, Skies Are Gray in the summer of 2017. In September 2017, it was officially announced that she would take on the role of Bethany Walker in the adventure film Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, staged by Jake Kasdan. The film is a continuation of the film Jumanji by Joe Johnston and with Robin Williams and Kirsten Dunst from 1995. The sequel developed into one of the most successful films of the year and received in particular for "the charism of the cast", which among other things Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black and Kevin Hart all received praise. In the same year she was seen as Pam in the critically acclaimed film drama Beauty Mark on the screen. In 2018, Iseman returned to the horror genre. So she played the main role of Sarah Quinn in the sequel to the 2015 film Goosebumps by Rob Letterman. The film was released in October 2018 under the title Goosebumps 2: Creepy Halloween. During the filming, she came across Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle once more on Jack Black, who came back from the first part in a cameo in his role of R. L. Stine. Another horror film with her in the lead role followed in early 2019 with Annabelle Comes Home, in which she played the babysitter Mary Ellen. The film, directed by Gary Dauberman, marks the third part of the Annabelle film series that he wrote. She described the filming where she was supposed to "play anxiety" as a challenge because "fear is a feeling that strains the entire body." In summer 2019, she played the role of Nat in the post-apocalyptic horror film Riot Girls. The Canadian production focuses on a lesbian relationship in the midst of a gang war. Iseman describes that the project brought her a role and character "that she would never have embodied before". This would have given her the attraction of participating in the film. In November 2019, the family comedy Feast of the Seven Fishes followed, bringing a Christmas party to the screen in the style of the American-Italian festival of the seven fish. On December 5, 2019, Jumanji: The Next Level, a sequel to the 2017 Jake Kasdan Jumamji film, was released. Actors such as Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black and Kevin Hart as well as Madison Iseman returned to their roles. The success of the film was able to follow on from that of its predecessor and in many countries put it in second place in the cinema charts behind Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. The publication of the drama Clouds is scheduled for 2020. The film directed by Justin Baldoni is based on the novella Fly a Little Higher: How God Answered a Mom’s Small Prayer in a Big Wayder, which describes the story of the American singer-songwriter Zach Sobiech. He fell ill with cancer and published the song Clouds, which received worldwide attention, a few months before his death. In the film, Iseman embodies the role of the musician's steady friend, Amy Adamle. The team worked closely with Sobiech's family and friends while filming. She will also be seen in 2020 in the horror film Nocturne, the comedy.

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Clouds (2020)Nocturne (2020)ANNABELLE COMES HOME (2019)RIOT GIRLS (2019)FEAST OF THE SEVEN FISHES (2019)Jumanji: The Next Level (2019)THE FOX HUNTER (2019)GOOSEBUMPS 2: HAUNTED HALLOWEEN (2018)LIZA, LIZA, SKIES ARE GREY (2017)BEAUTY MARK Read the full article