#rl stine fear street

[soweirdondisney]

(Quick note: there are some plot details and minor spoilers in the back half of the video.)

Throwback to... 2021 when Netflix released a promo for R.L. Stine's Fear Street that included a small Are You Afraid of the Dark? crossover.

Fear Street had been released during the summer, but Still Watching Netflix re-upped its ads during October featuring members of the Midnight Society to tell the tale.

Thanks for the tip, horror4kids!

[cinelestial]

A film based on the R.L Stine classic book series FEAR STREET is in the works at Netflix

The new film will be based on ‘The Prom Queen’ book.

[brokehorrorfan]

'90s kids will relate to Sadist Art Designs' Goosebumps design by Marc Schoenbach. It's available on black or white shirts for $28.

[schrutexbucks]

Let's go out there like our ancestors before us and murder those Shadyside witches!

Fear Street Part Two 1978 directed by leigh janiak

@finalgirlsource final girl appreciation week: day 1 — favorite final girl film

[aphantomslibrary]

💀🎃 Reader beware, you’re in for a scare! 🎃👽

[count-horror-xx]

Somebody PLEASE 🙏 make x male reader fics about this fine man

I NEED to give him kisses 🙏 I NEED to make out with him in his cat suit 🙏‼️‼️‼️

[sandmandaddy69]

[bellasboneyard]

When 5th grader me saw this at the grocery store near the magazines next to check out I was super confused having only read Goosebumps. Begged my mom for it and ate it up...this has to be one of the most metal covers! Now I got myself a pretty decent condition one to help give me peaceful nightmares

[eclecticpjf]

Now watching:

[funkypigg]

FEAR STREET PART ONE: 1994 dir. LEIGH JANIAK

* * 1994. in shadyside, the murder capital of the united states, yet another brutal, unmotivated massacre sends shivers down the spine. and, more and more, the unholy name of sarah fier, a cursed local witch, keeps popping up. now, something evil has awoken, forcing a team of five teenage friends to summon up the courage to get to the bottom of a bloody, centuries-old secret and fight tooth and nail against unstoppable supernatural forces to stay alive. but in this dangerous cat-and-mouse game, someone else makes the rules. can the young defenders lift the town curse and end it all?

* fun facts:

* the application benjamin flores jr's character is chatting on uses the calibri font. the plot takes place in 1994, yet this font was not introduced until 2007.

* in certain parts of the film, josh says: "up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, b, a, start", that sequence is the famous konami code. it’s a cheat code used by video game players in order to gain special powers during a game made by the company konami. the first known use of this code was in the game gradius (1985).

[do-you-know-this-queer-character]

Do you know this queer character?

Sam is a Lesbian and uses she/her pronouns!

[backlistbacklog]

Never read Fear Street Saga? Me either, have some memes anyways

[danielstalter]

In my six years of reading and reviewing Fear Street books, I have seen a wide range of quality. There have been some fantastic reads, and there have been some real clunkers. I really want to write a balanced review of Goodnight Kiss 2, but everything about it felt phoned-in. It was almost like the plot felt like an afterthought. It didn’t help that the lead character, Billy, was a complete idiot. He spent the book hellbent on getting revenge on the vampires without once ever coming up with a coherent plan for doing so. Having him as the only POV character got really tedious. There were some good ideas at play, but they all felt squandered. The twist at the end felt equal parts lazy and cruel. There is a nostalgic part of me that remembers loving this book in fifth grade. That part of me has been trying to find some positive things to say. The best that I can come up with is that at least the vampires didn’t go overboard with referring to blood as “nectar” like they did in the fist Goodnight Kiss. I wish the book had focused on an entirely different narrative for Billy, which is to say I wish this had been an entirely different book. In the end, Goodnight Kiss 2 was as tedious to read as it has been to review.

Full review with spoilers and spite over on my website blog: https://www.danstalter.com/goodnight-kiss-2/

[brokehorrorfan]

The Op Games has released Clue: Goosebumps, a spine-chilling twist on the classic mystery game with Slappy the Dummy. It's available now for $44.99.

2-6 players play as Carl, Peggy, Luke, Lizzy, Clay, or Fang to deduce where Slappy is hiding in Horrorland, what traps are in store for you there, and who among the monsters is helping him.

The game includes six character movers, six personality cards, six trap tokens (fire, coffin, stick webs, spiders, purple slime, bats), six monster tokens, 21 rumor cards, 25 intrigue cards, one pad of Clue sheets, envelope, two dice, game board, and rules.

Slappy, the mischievous ventriloquist dummy, has unearthed a cursed secret, unleashing spine-chilling monsters from Horrorland upon the unsuspecting town. Your mission: thwart Slappy's sinister plan by uncovering which monster is aiding him, where they are concealing him, and the treacherous traps they've laid. Will you save the town from the clutches of these nightmarish creatures, or succumb to their terror? Gather your courage, sharpen your wits, and prepare for a frightful adventure in Clue: Goosebumps!

Order Clue: Goosebumps.

[paperbackpurgatory]

R.L. Stine's Ghosts Of Fear Street 13: How To Be A Vampire (1996)

[afternoonhorror]

Picked up this one and the third one a couple months ago from the thrift store and forgot about it until now! It’s the perfect time to start! Have you read this one? Is it good?