R.L. Stine

R.L. Stine Is Tackling Man-Thing for Marvel Comics

If you’ve been waiting since childhood for the author of Goosebumps to team up with Marvel, then today is a treat for you. Yesterday, R.L. Stine teased us a little with big news on Twitter: “A few days” turned out to be just one, as the announcement came this morning that the series Stine will write…

Your Kids Will Love Goosebumps (and You’ll Be Okay With It)

R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps book series has been making children squirm since 1992, and now there’s a movie that aims to capture that same mix of creepy monsters and silliness. But the scariest thing in Goosebumps is Jack Black’s weird accent. And this film is strictly for kids. Really, that the frights in this long-awaited release…

R.L. Stine Explains Why It’s Gotten Harder To Scare Teenagers

Since 1989, R.L. Stine has been scaring teenagers, first with the Goosebumps books and now with the Fear Street series. But it’s gotten tougher — as he tells Time, it’s hard to keep up with technology, as well as shifting teenage trends. Stine tells Time: It’s actually much harder [to scare teenagers now], because the…

Behold The Real-Life Goosebumps Monsters For The Insane Goosebumps Film

The Goosebumps movie stars Jack Black as real-life Goosebumps author R.L. Stine. Apparently, Stine’s books were also magical prisons that keep his monsters out of the real world. Ha! Take a look at the classic monsters from the series that have been recreated for the film. The Goosebumps movie released a meme maker or something,…

The Plot To The Goosebumps Movie Is Insane

We had assumed that Rob Letterman’s (Gulliver’s Travels) Goosebumps movie would contain a few monsters. Instead, it will feature ALL of the classic Goosebumps monsters. We also did not expect horror author R.L. Stine to play a major character in the movie! In a recent press release it was revealed that Jack Black has been…

A spooky reunion? Jack Black is in negotiations to star in the feature film adaptation of R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps series. This would reunite him with Gulliver’s Travels and Shark Tale director Rob Letterman.

R.L. Stine publishes an entire horror story line-by-line on Twitter

Father to the Fear Street saga and the Goosebumps series R.L. Stine has shared a brand new short story about an evil kitchen with the masses entirely over Twitter. Stine gave all of his online followers a bit of a surprise a few days ago when he crafted a short but sweet horror story line-by-line…