The Real Truth About Goosebumps Writer R.L. Stine

The Truth About How Goosebumps Writer R.L. Stine Became a Horror Icon For Generations will scare you.
Because Stine almost didn't write the books…
Goosebumps in the 90's were my favorite book to read when I was little. And R.L. Stine is someone I recognize as a great horror writer. I would always watch the haunted mask on Halloween. He has had a ton of projects including Fear Street, The Haunting Hour, and Goosebump Games and Movies.
He maybe the training bro for Stephen King but he helped me and millions of other kids get excited about reading. This is a small biography about the man the myth and the legend, R. L. Stine. How Goosebumps Writer R.L. Stine Became a Horror Icon For Generations.
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Chapters:
0:42 Early Life
2:27 First Horror Book
4:19 Goosebumps TV Show
6:14 Ending
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[@UncleRiley]

What is your favorite R.L. Stine novel?

[@alexandru5369]

Obviously Night of the Living Dummy and The Haunted Mask

[@sarahsims6164]

Well, it's hard to choose favorites, but I do love those standalone novellas that he made for kids, especially "The Creatures from Beyond Beyond".

[@HexAddams]

Forget the novels. you ever seen The Haunting Hour episode called ‘Catching Cold’ ?? 👀

[@WolfGr33d]

Always loved "Calling All Creeps" personally. (Spoilers) Typical social outcast kid discovers his bullies are an invasive alien species, tries and fails to warn his community because they'd rather shun him than listen, and being fed up with his mistreatment he decides he's better off joining the aliens and helps them to infect and assimilate the students of his school.

[@SplotchyInk]

Surprisingly enough. The Space Cadets books. They were hilarious and had great little literary jokes.

[@lqtespring546]

as much as I love goosebumps I absolutely adore fear street! The series has such a big potential on becoming a full fledge series with each book being a different episode :( great video!

[@EVONOPOLIS]

I used to read R.L. Stine's books back in 2015, 2016, and 2017 when I was either 8, 9, or 10 years old, I even used to watch the 90's Goosebumps show on my 3DS, my parents actually introduced me to Goosbumps with the show. Then I started to read his books in elementary school, I would check them out from the library. I still reread his books, now that I'm in high school his stories still entertain me to this day! He is also one of my biggest inspirations for wanting to write horror stories which I am publishing them on wattpad for fun. (It's not fan fiction crap, it's my own original stories I publish only. I also have a link to it if you go on my channel, but you guys don't have to read them if you don't want to.)

[@lyndacollins4744]

I had no idea he wrote joke books.

[@ImDingus]

As someone who hasn't watched or read any goosebumps, your video is VERY entertaining. I wanna watch goosebumps now :))

[@fivestarefillfyfrog]

6:35 your wrong Stephen king wish’s he could be as good as the goat of horror r.l stine.

[@Bob-Dole-Hole]

Still have all my fear street and goosebump books

[@tonyajones1463]

When I was in the 6th grade back in 2007 to 2008 I would read his books and couldn't stop lol. Then I started watching the movies but the last one that got me was welcome to dead house I got so scared lol but I believe he sparked my interest in horror but courage thw cowardly dog had the first. Lol as I got much older I got into horror stories. I'm now 29 and still enjoy scary stuff.

[@NeutralUnderstanding]

I watched the shows back in 2001 or so when I was a child. I loved the goosebumps books that were at our school library. Even read his autobiography called, "it came from Ohio!". I was so happy he was from Ohio like me. Truly a great writer.

[@prologueofzinachia7123]

0:14 Yeouch!

[@HexAddams]

WOOOO! WE LOVE R.L. Stine! Or at least, I do lol thanks for this video

[@zombieee666]

Oh wow I always thought he wrote goosebumps before fear street as a kid

[@1991punkrocker]

I love welcome to dead house. My mom has that one VCR and haunted mask and some other one. My other one is the girls next door that will make me cry.😢

[@prologueofzinachia7123]

1:40 What the?!

[@1991punkrocker]

I lived in that house before you came to dark Falls. Your room was my room dark falls all those silly zombie/vampires taking over the night.

[@anandabliss9997]

Oh shiiii can we get a Christopher Pike series? I read R.L. stine when I was 5-8. I read Christopher Pike from 8-13