Is goosebumps (R.L Stien) supposed to be scary?

Sure, it is marketed as horror, right? Ah, and look at those covers, they used to give me nightmares. I didn't read many Goosebumps books, only about 3–5 and as far as I remember, they were quite scary, for the younger audiences. If I were to read them today, I doubt I'd still find them as scary. Scary? Yes. The scariest? read more

Ah, and look at those covers, they used to give me nightmares. I didn't read many Goosebumps books, only about 3–5 and as far as I remember, they were quite scary, for the younger audiences. read more

This weekend, R.L. Stine's spookiest, scariest characters from his famous Goosebumps books will come to life on the big screen—and we're over here with our fingers crossed that the following monsters, zombies, and ghosts are not included in the horror flick. read more

R. L. Stine is best known as the author of Goosebumps, the children's horror-book series that in the 1990s morphed into video games, plastic toys, a Taco Bell sponsorship, a television show, and even its own land within a Disney theme park. read more

Due to declining Goosebumps sales and increasing competition, Scholastic and R. L. Stine decided to create Goosebumps Series 2000. From 1998 to 2000, 25 books in the series were published, beginning with Cry of the Cat. read more