R.L. Stine Hypes Up Goosebumps and Fear Street’s Future Scares

Since 1992, RL Stine Through it, children are freed on the page Goosebumps And fear road The book has been adapted in recent years, both with one new Goosebumps display Disney+ and of Fear Street movie trilogy on Netflix.

Stine spoke recently The Hollywood Reporter About both projects, esp Goosebumps. These original books were aimed at children aged 7–11, which he considered the ideal audience since it was “the last time their eyes will ever be excited.” The kids in this story were twins, but the show has a high school cast, which she admits caught her off guard at first. After he adjusted to it, he found the new show even scarier than its 90s predecessors and recent films.

the next one Goosebumps the seasonStarting December 10, David Schwimmer and a new cast of kids. Stine watched the first two episodes and promoted the season as “terrifying” and said it was true to the spirit of the book. As an example, he said someone was going to die in the new season, which he usually avoids Goosebumps The story, to him, doesn’t break the rules of the show’s death series, since it’s established in a flashback—though if anything, he thinks the technique “enhances” the franchise in a way.

if you really Want to see death in the Stine story, you can find it fear road. He noted that is different goosebumps, The series “kills teenagers left and right” and “everyone loves it when you kill teenagers.” Last year, Stine A The fourth movie based on Prom Queen The book was in the works, reportedly directed of the guard Chloe Okuno. It seems likely that two more movies will follow the movie, as he told THR “The writers are working. I’ve got my fingers crossed.” Netflix hasn’t revealed anything about it yet, but it’s said to be coming sometime in 2025.

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