Goosebumps: The Point and Click Adventure Game

[@brycevo]

This video is 7.8/10 Goldblums Needed more Goldblum

[@brycevo]

Thank you for the ♥️, Roses

[@poisonknees]

BUT HE WILL WATCH US POOP!

[@brycevo]

Thank you for the 📌 as well!

[@Yungtacosss]

Agreed

[@CERTAIND00M]

To be fair, most things need more Goldblum. Except for the Fly. That had JUST enough.

[@LGR]

While I normally say everything needs more Goldblum, this game in particular truly needed more Jack Black. You've been slowly convincing me he's crush-worthy over the years, I must admit.

[@pushinguproses]

I knew it!!

[@bored88888888]

In one of the cities I lived in as a kid I essentially had a forest for a backyard. One day walking back from school my friend convinced me to take a "short cut" to my place wherein we walked through said forest. It took us an extra hour and by the time we got back we were exhausted and covered in mud and thorns. So moral of the story, even if there IS a forest between you and school, tell Keith to shut up and just stick to the sidewalk

[@BobHatesYoutube]

I don't know why, but now I really want a t-shirt that simply reads, "tell Keith to shut up." Lolz

[@Nionivek]

I've had two forests as shortcuts to the way home as a child. Believe it or not. Mind you, you cannot REALLY get lost in either of them because they had clearly laid paths.

[@pokekitty1]

speaking of forests be thankful you don't the horror of having your high school consist of two big buildings with a forest in the middle especially on a day with very strong winds.

[@Xetelian]

Live on a mountainside that was 99% forest and 1% land for a yard and a mobile home. Went walking in the woods and didn't know it but crossed into the neighbor's area of it and found a bench with a pond. Was with my little brothers, heard someone clomping down the trial and hid and a wild white haired (think Einstein or Bernie Sanders) came and sat on the bench so we quietly sneaked our way back home. My brother's ran into him later and he was as they put it "Cranky, scary and a butthead about his area".

[@lazyhomebody1356]

Always tell Keith to shut up. I've never met a good Keith

[@paulgraves1392]

A Goosebumps point n click game? This has to be the most 90s thing to come from the 2010s.

[@bingo_bunny]

Ikr point and clicks were real popular on the dos and windows xp. Edit: yknow what yeah I think 90s is a good generalization

[@deepakbiddu235]

Xd zee

[@nathansnyder5968]

What from the 2010's DIDN'T come from a previous decade?

[@hey.its.BrandishJaye]

Oh, purple peanut butter reference? This game's got the deep cuts. Tapping into that Goosebumps Choose-your-own adventure lore.

[@roarshach13]

The vampire poodle is also a Choose your Scare reference! The Poodle was also in the movie as were The Body Squeezers and Professor Shock.

[@AmyraCarter]

I loved the Choose Your Scare series a lot.

[@ItsRetroPlanet]

God damn it, those were my favorite.

[@Roxas4ever]

I never read the regular Goosebumps books, but I read the hell out of the Choose Your Scare series

[@lemoniieeee]

You're Plant Food! scared me a bit when I was younger. Particularly the cover. There was also this other choose your own adventure book(Not Gooseumps) including this weird adventure into to space. It has a terrifying picture of these weird space bear things.

[@silverwingdragon4161]

Ah, yes, I remember walking ten miles through dark, spooky woods on my way to/from school, and creepy plant people were always attacking me...and it was uphill both ways...

[@aaronaragon5087]

Don't for get it was also a 15 mile trip :P

[@SimonCallahan]

@@aaronaragon5087 In 10 feet of snow.

[@BobHatesYoutube]

@@SimonCallahan dern it all to hecks, ya beat me to it. So instead of the snow, I will remind everyone that there was a hole in one shoe and no laces on the other...

[@silverwingdragon4161]

@@BobHatesKZbin Don't forget about the quicksand.

[@theredeft5319]

I find it amusing they you need to spray the plant man withe weed killer every time like he’s a bad cat or something getting sprayed with water.

[@lotus-prince]

5:20 Jeez, you already dealt with the guy - just leaf him alone!

[@pushinguproses]

BOOOOOOOOOO

[@demontorch]

That did not grow at all

[@doyleharken3477]

Yeah, his bark is worse than his bite

[@Jlerpy]

It's a vine enough pun.

[@deadskrillaskrit2078]

Teasing him...ya sado-botanist or something?

[@SAPProd]

R.L. Stine wrote on Eureeka’s Castle? Now all I can imagine is Stine constantly trying to insert numerous creepy and scary elements into the sweet kids show. “And then, Mr Knack uses an enchanted hammer that drives him to hunt down Magellan.”

[@hairy_cornflake]

I'd be lying if I said I didn't love Jack Black. He always seems joyful and fun to be around, such a cool actor and amazing singer. And I'm not saying this because some people think I kinda look like him.

[@NaoPb]

Hey, has anyone ever told you you look like Jack Black?

[@ItsRetroPlanet]

Jack Black is probably one of my favorite people in the business. He's like over-the-top uncle that likes to show how cool he is. And really, probably the best thing about humans how over-the-top he can be

[@lucapeyrefitte6899]

Hairy Cornflake he has a KZbin channel and it's awesome even though the videos are short

[@hairy_cornflake]

Yeah his channel a lot of fun!

[@Mellence]

I have a strange and distinct memory of seeing the purple peanut butter CYOA as a child at the book store and being so intrigued and obsessed with it due to the cover. For years I wanted to read it, and once I finally did it did not disappoint. As an adult it'd probably be rather shallow, but as a 10 year old it hit the spot.

[@jackcombs8273]

My favourite Goosebumps book is My Hairiest Adventure because it takes the whole "my pets are my children" thing to a whole new level.

[@Hektorofthegoldhelm]

A full day after watching this video that ghost being erased, and especially that scream, has been haunting me (pun not intentional but I'll take it). I came back just to watch it again. It's truly one of the most disturbing things I've seen in a video game (and I've played Postal 2). To me, there's a real eldritch horror in the concept of erasing someone from existence that is so much more affecting than any form of violence. Their disappearance is unnoticed and they are unmourned, even by their closest loved ones.

[@supersonicxz1]

The 2015 goosebumps game was good, but it can’t beat the classic Horrorland one.

[@MagusMarquillin]

Was One Day at Horrorland an adventure game?

[@TheInsanityChamber]

@@MagusMarquillin Escape from Horrorland was an adventure game and being it was released in 1996, fell more into the Interactive Movie genre. I remember enjoying it very much, but that's probably nostalgia speaking. Hell, I remember really enjoying 7th Guest, and giving it a try within the last year (or so) and finding it a very frustrating experience.

[@KrazyKupo]

I watched a lets play of it recently and it still holds up... well providing you like cheesy 90's stuff. The fact Horrorland is actually a miniature set gives it a nice Tim Burton feel that holds up a lot better than the 90's pre-rendered CGI backgrounds of many games from that era.

[@MagusMarquillin]

Interesting. Oh, that's the one Roses showcased with Goldblum. (reads more) Wow, and Isabella Rossellini! Err, and directed by the guy who went on to make Son of the Mask...(shudder)! I might have to experience that...

[@罪のアリス]

I thought you were talking about the Horrorland board game. Also good.

[@countD8852]

The 1988 tab?! Crap, I don't exist anymore...and neither does Mega Man 2!!

[@naranciaisbestboi125]

But Mega Man 2 was better than the first! Now all Mega Man games are going to suck!

[@NaoPb]

Me neither. I wonder how that works in the game. Do you erase everyone from 1988? That sounds like a terrible move, just so you can enter a hallway.

[@AmyraCarter]

There goes _...And Justice For All_ as well as Final Fantasy.

[@alexanderhall5579]

@@AmyraCarter and 'So Far, So Good... So What!'... and 'South of Heaven'... and 'State of Euphoria'... and 'Leprosy'... and 'Blow Up Your Video'... and 'Straight Outta Compton'.... and 'Eazy-Duz-It'.... and 'It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back'... just to name a few....

[@munchjrgames942]

Mystery Science Theater also disappears from existence

[@Fallenvalkyriealyss]

Attack of the Mutant was my favorite goosebumps book when I was a kid lol

[@crzcloud]

Eureka explains why I took to the books so well as a kid. 6th Grade reading the Haunted Mask grandma got me and I was hooked. They didn't realize I could read a book in a day and kept buying 'em for me to encourage me reading. Not goosebumps but R.L. Stine, The Beast and Fear Street Silent Night some of my fav's along with Goosebumps Say Cheese and Die...

[@CynicalZielony]

The twist at the end of Shocker on Shock Street was the first time young me experienced a Goosebump book ending on a darker note, and it will always be my favorite of all the Goosebump books I read.

[@MovieMan1710]

This game was made by the same company that does the Shante games? Wild. Also, I was much more about the Bailey School Kids growing up. The Goosebump book covers used to freak me, particularly Night of the Living Dummy.

[@wesconatortheguy9869]

I absolutely loved the Bailey School Kids. I wish people would bring it up more

[@haleyd6265]

THANK YOU IVE BEEN TRYING TO THINK OF THAT SERIES FOREVER

[@kmizo27]

I really liked Goosebumps (books and show) as a kid, but I LOVED Fear Street. At the time, they felt more "adult" than Goosebumps and the covers are just hilarious. Not to mention the one story called The Best Friend is a total rip-off of Single White Female, lol.

[@lazyhomebody1356]

That's an old theme, really. SWF was a rip off as well

[@brandondaveez]

@ 5:15 "If you're familiar with the books, that does help with figuring out the inventory puzzles." I found the same to be true, with the exception of the laundry chute (which is completely devoid of rhyme or reason) and the beast from the east (widely regarded as the most disjointed GB book, and knowledge of which will not help you in the least). Great video, as always! :)

[@judewashere3676]

PUR you bring me smiles ty I wish I had money to be a patreon

[@zuberang4574]

I know very little about Goosebumps myself but in grade school I had a friend who was obsessed with it and always carried around a special version of the book the puppet was from that had a voice box that triggered a laugh every time she opened the book, the thing was though the voice box was broken so it sounded all distorted and even more demonic, good memories lol

[@valcliffb8558]

The movie started off....very hard to focus on, as the child actors seemed really stiff and uncomfortable in their own skins. Jack Black has worked a lot with kids and teens in the past though, and the stars of the show actually started acting better through the course of the movie because they had someone like Black to work off of. Given how bad a rep Sony movies have, this one was actually alright. That being said, I can't say I really care for the soccer moms trying to make kids books like Goosebumps and Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark more 'safe' for their kids. I mean I remember in grade school when they'd pass out those catalogs in class that would have different books for me to order. All I had to go by basically was how badass the coverart is, and now they've freaking neutered it! They need to make that nightmare imagery even more gouging and unnerving, our kids are tougher than we give them credit for.

[@lindseyw860]

Ah yes the scholastic book fairs. I got my entire collection of goosebumps books from there and I was really sad to donate it when my reading got too advanced for it to hold my interest.

[@Xetelian]

I was watching R rated Horror movies before I was a teenager and was reading John Saul, Stephen King and others when I was 11. Some kids just have an appetite for the spooky and over protective parents worried about their kids reading a scary story is sad. I mean yeah, I was about 9 when I read a scary story about cannibals and ritual sacrifice and it scared the bejeezus out of me, I still loved it. Before the advent of pure jumpscare flicks and torture porn there was a lot of decent spooky stuff out there.

[@gagne6928]

Yeah true... When i was really young i had a nightmare after i saw the living dummy book, but that's what kept me coming back to goosebumps in the first placr6

[@witchqueen783]

I have an appreciation for Night in Terror Tower as that book terrified me as a child. Ones I have always enjoyed were Stay out of the Basement, The Haunted Mask, and Welcome to Dead House.

[@cannibalisticrequiem]

My favorite Goosebumps books are Werewolf of Fever Swamp, One Day at Horrorland, The Scarecrow Walks at Midnight, Go Eat Worms!, and Welcome to Dead House. I also really love the Give Yourself Goosebumps books! Trapped in Batwing Hall was definitely my favorite-- just because I loved ending the book early by staying home, and not doing anything (because me irl). But reading through the Red Team's story was pretty awesome as a kid.

[@JakevO8]

This is the greatest channel on KZbin. Thank you so so much for the content.

[@flippedoutkyrii]

I have fond memories of the VHS tapes I used to rent from my local videoflicks. One of my favorites being the werewolf of fever swamp due to the atmosphere. In hindsight, they aren't exactly scary on repeat viewings as an adult but they still have undeniable charm.

[@davidspice3907]

My personal favorites were one day at horror land and the haunted mask. So I was super thrilled when the newer books came out with pieces of the connected horror land stories which brought back characters from the most popular books

[@squeethemog213]

Awesome job! Also I think my favorite Goosebumps episode was the one where they went to a camp that prepared them for earth. I remember it had an intriguing ending and such. Can't remember the episode though. I think it featured some sort of big black wolf monster in it and took place at a camp.

[@MysteriumArcanum]

Welcome to Camp Nightmare is the episode/book's name. Personally that was my least favorite episode, as the motivation for why the main characters were jerks to the main kid was really flimsy and the "the mean characters were aliens/monsters the whole time" cliché was done to death in that series.

[@AmyraCarter]

I remember that one as being interesting but something that felt pieced together.

[@lizryan7451]

I only read a handful of Goosebumps books as a kid, but my absolute favorite was 'The Werewolf of Fever Swamp'! I always loved how it ended

[@ectofriend]

My favorites were always One Day at Horrorland and the Monster Blood series. I actually have a really nice, special, hard cover edition that collects the first three books together in one.

[@ZandieBird]

I have this for my 3DS. Still no regrets. My first actual chapter book I read at age 6(my mom taught me to read early) was Give Yourself Goosebumps: Please Don't Feed The Vampire! I fell in love then and there. I'm 24 and I STILL love it. Random funny story: when I was 13, and it was my last year I went trick or treating, I had begged my mom to buy me a vampire costume......I ended up staying inside glued to the TV because a Goosebumps marathon came on. Sadly I never saw another marathon... :(

[@cooliusmaximus8842]

I still have that one one goosebumps book that screams when you open it. Whenever I read it at night as a kid I hid in my closet to open because I thought it would wake up my parents.

[@theMansalad]

My favorite goosebumps book is this one where there's a spooky abandoned mansion and they tell a story about a kid who went into the dumbwaiter to go upstairs and when they brought him back down his heart was on the waiter beating fast in fear, his eyes were there, wide and stunned, and he teeth were on the dumbwaiter still chattering from whatever he saw. Scared me real bad.

[@jacklang332]

20 outta 10 video 200 outta 10 channel 20 outta 10 game Keep the great content coming

[@schaszy1155]

i love the curse at camp cold lake, I've always loved the cover and story for some reason.

[@sapphirejaxxgh8639]

My diabetes is making me feel weird today, thank you for this . It's something to distract me AND I love this game and your channel.

[@seanporcelli3965]

Love your narration. Friggin hilarious.

[@jacktaylor6155]

Inadvertently I strongly believe you came up with a new video topic. Please elaborate on the Eureka's castle thing. I loved that show!

[@Cannabest]

i've been missing your videos! thanks for this!

[@tanktalking5300]

I love those books

[@donacdum]

I love your videos on children's horror, Goosebumps is so nostalgic for me. Keep up the good work!

[@SmileyGamer13]

I rewatched the entire Goosebumps series this last October and it held up surprisingly well for a 90s kid tv show. A few episodes were "eh" but a lot of it was really good

[@WolfoftheDM]

THANKS FOR MENTIONING THE HOLIDAY i have no idea why it's not talked about more, it's adorable

[@FlagshipFighter]

Visiting because of Slopes Gameroom's recent shout out... this channel is awesome! I love the point n' click genre, and I even played this goosebumps game (before I got stuck) subbed!

[@DavidBookwormPopovich]

I read and made videos about all the goosebumps books a few years back. I never read them as a kid cause I was scared, but reading them then was a blast. Some of my favorites have to be Werewolf of Fever Swamp, Don't Go Into the Basement, and I Live in your Basement. Holy hell that one was creepy!

[@StephenWilds]

Thanks for playing this so I didn't have to and giving me some nostalgia moments. I personally was always a Say Cheese and Die fan, read a ton of the books, but loved the show as well. I still haven't seen the two new movies.

[@eddiesalinas]

Hi "Pushing Up Roses". During the initial viewing of this video I scanned my mouse around the time-bar (seeing little snapshots of the video in time) and did not see you in any of those snapshots so was almost unsure if this is a "Pushing Up Roses" video, but then, around 0:11, I heard you and it knew it was. At 0:57 you play what I consider a memorable song from Laura Bow! That is a favorite sierra song and video-game song of mine, thank you for helping that song persist in youtube.

[@leemaltz143]

I subscribed a month ago and you still haven't disappointed keep up the good work!

[@personamithulu]

My elementary school was always stocked with the Goosebumps books in the library. They were pretty popular along with the Scary Stories to Read in the Dark books. I never read a single one though. Mainly because I was more of a sucker for reading fantasy books when I was a kid.

[@myfriendbobby]

A review or better yet, a playthrough, of the 90s Goosebumps point and click adventure game is a must!

[@LungMing23]

I don’t have much to say sooo....thanks for all you do! Another game I would’ve never heard of thanks to you. : )

[@linkeffect82]

This looks like a pretty cool Goosebumps game.Thank you for the review PushingRoses! I'll have to check it out sometime.

[@KrazyKupo]

Partial to "Stay Out of the Basement" and "Scarecrow Walks at Midnight" myself. Basement was my first Goosebumps book so will always have a place in my dark and twisted heart. The one I remember making the most waves at school was "Say Cheese and Die" due to it being a kids book with death. Being a prim and proper Church Of England type school (at least according the brochure) this was totally radical and showed how cool R.L. Stine was. Library I work at currently has a few dozen of the re-releases which are always fun to re-read during a quiet moment.

[@ScorpionsFatality]

KZbin recommended your channel to me. I am now binge watching your goosebumps videos.

[@Logitah]

I read Camp Jellyjam as a teen when I was working in a library. It was really fun and REALLY creepy. It made me feel immense discomfort and root for the characters. It was really fun arriving at work early and reading books in complete silence.

[@TheOnlyTherazan]

THAT DOG!! That dog with the stupid eyes scared me for years as a kid!! I was so afraid to read/watch Goosebumps for (in retrospect) no reason at all, just because of that whole opening sequence and especially the dog!!

[@cillid2381]

YOURE ALWAYS STANDING RIGHT WHERE I WANNA GO

[@AmyraCarter]

Purple peanut butter...I remember that Choose Your Scare book. It was between that and chocolate cake. Cuckoo Clock of Doom I remember; I honestly thought that was kind of sad. There's also one I remember about a trip to New Zealand or somewhere in that area where one of the endings involved being eaten alive by something. I don't remember the name of that particular Choose Your Scare book nor the name of the Choose Your Scare book that involved a pair of mystical serpent eyes you'd buy at a tourist shop.

[@skiishack]

1:08 when I was a kid that part of the intro scared me so much that when I knew it was coming I would cover my eyes

[@mierardi88]

1:12 wait wait... Bog & Quagmire, Batley, and Magellan the Dragon are R. L. Stein creations?! ...my whole childhood has shifted in a bizarre way

[@bubbastevegarcia2459]

Cmon Roses... 10:06!? I thought you were better than that...now that's a real Jared move... 😂 😂

[@codylarsen4902]

I read A Night in Terror Tower like 30 years ago and it still lives rent free in my head.

[@sbnewsom]

Its quarantine time and here I am finally going through your backlog of videos. And so far its been a pleasure. Just had to comment on this video especially since despite how it may not be impressive by any standards, it was nice to see a company like Wayforward bring back classic adventure gameplay for a popular IP. I bought it on release and was pleasantly surprised how it hit all the marks I want out of the gameplay. Even got 100% achievements. Its traditional, simple and adventurous. I'd love to see this type of gameplay pushed more instead of the generic and often annoying casual Hidden Object games I grew bored of. Even during the time I constantly played them, this game managed to shine. Context interactions, large inventory, interactive dialog (tho simplified) and villanous monsters to combat. Reminds me of the many "dungeon crawler" adventures like Waxworks, BAT, Shadowgate/Deja Vu/The Uninvited, or even the classics like Shannara, Death Gate, Super Hero League of Hoboken .

[@kayleighsacting]

Oh, if you disliked that puzzle, you'd hate the Nancy Drew Danger By Design massive dark room one. Great refreshing and clever content like usual! Your uploads always manage to boost my day. :)

[@99thJediWarrior]

It's basically Give-Yourself-Goosebumps as a game.

[@glenndough79]

I discovered your channel this weekend. Thanks for all the great content! I love your video style and your snarky comments! Keep up the great work! Have you ever discussed Loom? You’ve got me feeling that dos nostalgia pretty hard!

[@IlluminatedSiha]

Favorites were Say Cheese and Die and Night of The Living Dummy. I have a soft spot for The Mummy's Tomb, Let's Get Invisible, and The Girl Who Cried Monster because they were included with NotLM in a random Goosebumps pack and were my exposure to the series.

[@graceonthewater]

I played this game with my husband (both adventure game fanatics). I read the Goosebumps books as a kid but he's older than me, so he had no nostalgia or knowledge of the series at all. We wound up loving the game and have replayed it a few times since! Also iirc it does explain in-game why the monsters are going to the mall.

[@krellend20]

I'm totally down to VP the Jack Black appreciation club.

[@virtzilla]

Ooh, favorites? Welcome to Camp Nightmare was a favorite when I was a kid (though the ending is SUPER lame). One Day at HorrorLand, and The Girl Who Cried Monster are also personal favorites.

[@AlejandroMontoyaMarin]

LOVE your videos!

[@dapperghastmeowregard]

Beast from the East and Beware the Snowman were my jam. Also gotta love Girl Who Cried Monster since it was my first Goosebump.

[@spookerredmenace3950]

i knew i saw a notification for your new video... odd it didnt show ... but awesome video!

[@jhenrykline]

My favorites were the handful of choose your own adventure style Goosebumps books he did. Of course I always loved chose your adventure books, but they seem like they're mostly forgotten these days. Someone really needs to take bunch of the classic ones and turn them into visual novels.

[@beedwisegamgee]

"I have a crush on Jack Black" BIG SAME. thank you for coming forth with your brave testimony lololo. sign me up for that vice president position re: a fan club for him :p and i still can't believe they're gonna put jumpscares in it! i mean, it makes sense... but still. not even gonna lie, didn't know this game existed, and now i'm pretty intrigued! hell, i didn't even know the Jeff Goldblum one existed fhdshfghd

[@vamporilla1606]

I have so many favorite Goosebumps books, so I’ll just name a few. The Girl Who Cried Monster, The Ghost Next Door, The Haunted Mask, Piano Lessons Can Be Murder, One Day at Horrorland, Go Eat Worms, Return of the Mummy, Attack of the Mutant, A Night in Terror Tower, The Cuckoo Clock of Doom, Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes, A Shocker on Shock Street, The Headless Ghost, How I Got My Shrunken Head, Bad Hare Day, Egg Monsters from Mars, Ghost Camp, How to Kill a Monster, Attack of the Jack-O’-Lanterns, Vampire Breath, Calling All Creeps, How I Learned to Fly, Don’t Go to Sleep, The Blob That Ate Everyone, My Best Friend is Invisible, Deep Trouble 2, The Haunted School, and Werewolf Skin. And those are only the ones from the original series!

[@evilgenius4213]

Oh my God! That explains why I loved Eureka's Castle so much as a kid!

[@shaneoleary9919]

I play lot of these amazing video keep up amazing work

[@TraceyUllmanFan]

I loved the books when I was a kid (mostly the Give Yourself Goosebumps ones, which is probably an unpopular opinion). As for a favorite, it's been too long for me to remember correctly, but I would have to say that I read Welcome to Dead House the most. One day, I hope to get the entire collection.

[@Lord_Betty]

Night of the Living Dummy was always my favorite.

[@Alucard-A-La-Carte]

I too love Jack Black. Guy just seems happy to be famous and uninterested in changing anything about his goofy-ass self. One of my favorite moments of his is during the King Kong behind-the-scenes, he's...very honest about his performance VS heavy-hitters like Adrien Brody and Naomi Watts. And Brutal Legend was an underrated gem.

[@Allovimo]

I am just so excited that I have found someone else who remembers Eureeka's Castle!

[@AlyxxTheRat]

Awesome review, Roses! I didn't even know about this game and I'm a huge Goosebumps fan.

[@cjhs2006]

Yeah,I Remember Everyday When I Had to Walk to,&,From my Middle School,I Always Had to Walk Through a Dangerous,&,Ominous Forest

[@Balthasar812]

Ha! I like how you tried to "make friends" with the plant guy. That phase is still 100% associated with you in my brain from all the way from the first time I heard you say it in the alice and wonderland playthrough XD

[@AnaxErik4ever]

I didn't get into the series until I was an adult, studying these books for a class session on the community "chapter books in a series" create among young readers. I hated being scared as a kid, especially with jump scares and "cheap shot" thrills, which a lot of books for 7 - 12 year olds did (not just Goosebumps either). But after listening to a few stories, and looking at a few "Best Goosebumps Books" list videos on KZbin" I would say The Haunted Mask, A Night in Terror Tower, Welcome to Dead House, and The Scarecrow Walks at Midnight are among my favorites.

[@JacobFortnerisZeroCool]

I just discovered your channel Yesterday, great stuff :)

[@Applepoisoneer]

I totally thought you were talking about the older FMV game. I never got around to the 2015 game, but I DID love the movie. I even like the sequel.

[@williamhiers1280]

Stine also wrote two original G.I. Joe novels back in the 80s - Siege of Serpentor and Jungle Raid.

[@crimsongrain6163]

Attack of the mutant is my all time favorite, that and Deep trouble

[@ffx2player]

It came from beneath the sink STILL scares the shit out of me over a decade later....

[@罪のアリス]

I had nightmares about that thing for a couple days after reading it.

[@NBug]

I loved watching vids of that game

[@freakishuproar1168]

3:54 I work in a supermarket and that angry gnome is literally me every day.

[@jackpayne6490]

Fantastic video love it.

[@OfftheRadar9790]

Fun fact: R.L. Stein, an OSU graduate, gave the keynote speech when I graduated from OSU with my Bachelor's (in English, no less). He went on to explain how he couldn't remember who his college keynote speaker was, or who his son's keynote speaker was. In order to give us a keynote speech we would actually remember, he told us a ghost story. Years later, I still remember his keynote speech, and I don't remember who the keynote speaker was when I got my Master's.

[@danielbledsoe965]

My favorite reference is in Slappy's room. You can see a lonesome version of the TV Slappy laying by a background bookshelf

[@ilikecurry2345]

He's also known for voicing Buster Baxter's weirdly human-faced uncle Bob (who looked normal in the flashbacks to when he and Ma Baxter were kids) in the Arthur episode Fright Night.

[@videohmstr]

I am actually really glad to know R.L. Stine wrote on Eureka’s Castle.

[@Actual_Mr_G]

HELL YEAH NEW ROSES' VIDEO!!