This ain't our goosebumps
They're actually trying to weave one bigger story in between the same stories we grew w/ the books with
Goosebumps (2023 Series) (Hulu/D+)
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This ain't our goosebumps
They're actually trying to weave one bigger story in between the same stories we grew w/ the books with
This ain't our goosebumps
They're actually trying to weave one bigger story in between the same stories we grew w/ the books with
I think that's a mistake. Great idea for a movie, but a tv series should just be episodic with a video retelling of each individual story.
DamienWayne
Superstar
i like it so far, way more edgy than i assumed it would be
yeah, mild cursing and
the main bad guy on some freddy shyt, coming after the kids
in this series, I've read the books they've covered so far, and these are the loosest adaptations..they've taken only one aspect it weave it into the bigger story
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the episodes that I’ve seen so far. I was expecting this to be more lighthearted like the Jack Black movies that came out a few years ago.
humminbird
Veteran
this Is pretty good
J-MIL
Fly Sh!t Only
I was a big Goosebumps fan as a shorty
Didn't expect much from this but it was surprisingly good. Waiting for the next ones to drop
Didn't expect much from this but it was surprisingly good. Waiting for the next ones to drop
Bruce LeRoy
All Star
Watched the first episode and couldn't get into it.
I'm guessing each episode is going to sort of follow the Euphoria format and give each main character an episode that is based around one of the books. Not a bad idea, i just felt like the execution was off in the first episode.
I'm guessing each episode is going to sort of follow the Euphoria format and give each main character an episode that is based around one of the books. Not a bad idea, i just felt like the execution was off in the first episode.
Phillyrider807
My Soundtrack is the second “Carter”
Read like 50 Goosebumps books back in the day. Even some of the choose your own adventure ones lol. Gonna check this out,. I remember the Goosebumps movie years ago was ass.
Piff Perkins
Veteran
I'm just gonna assume that shyt is for kids today, no need to peep it. Trailer was weak.
I really enjoyed the books as a kid and thinking back it feels like that was a different world. I used to go to the library and borrow Goosebumps books. They used to have a poster listing when the new ones would arrive, and I'd show up on time hoping to get a copy first. My parents would also pick up the older books at book stores or the Salvation Army. I had a lot, many of which are still at my parents' house I bet lol.
I'm so thankful to my parents for ensuring I read a lot as a child. And the variety of stuff was dope, looking back. Award winning children's books, Goosebumps, classic books (Treasure Island!), Lord Of The Rings, etc. Not to mention getting to high school and reading 1984, Lord Of The Flies, Animal Farm, Catch 22, etc. I get so many literary references due to the amount of stuff I read as a child. It made me a better writer, which made English classes a breeze for me from high school through college. It made me a better listener. Today it seems like kids don't read anything beyond tweets or TikTok stuff. Brains are rotting, ideas aren't being challenged, kids aren't learning.
I really enjoyed the books as a kid and thinking back it feels like that was a different world. I used to go to the library and borrow Goosebumps books. They used to have a poster listing when the new ones would arrive, and I'd show up on time hoping to get a copy first. My parents would also pick up the older books at book stores or the Salvation Army. I had a lot, many of which are still at my parents' house I bet lol.
I'm so thankful to my parents for ensuring I read a lot as a child. And the variety of stuff was dope, looking back. Award winning children's books, Goosebumps, classic books (Treasure Island!), Lord Of The Rings, etc. Not to mention getting to high school and reading 1984, Lord Of The Flies, Animal Farm, Catch 22, etc. I get so many literary references due to the amount of stuff I read as a child. It made me a better writer, which made English classes a breeze for me from high school through college. It made me a better listener. Today it seems like kids don't read anything beyond tweets or TikTok stuff. Brains are rotting, ideas aren't being challenged, kids aren't learning.