The Goosebumps film is a work of art. It starts off with a youth named Zach and his mom moving from New York to the town of Madison, Delaware because his mother got a job as the new vice principal. His reclusive neighbor, Mr. Withers doesn’t want Zach anywhere near his house or his daughter, Hannah.
This film had almost every single one of R.L. Stine’s books referenced and contributed to the plot. From the Giant Praying Mantis, to the Teenage Wolf reminiscent to Crash Bandicoot, the monsters are as realistic and scary-looking as an animated monster can be.
R.L. Stine says that there are three parts of any story. The beginning, the middle, and the twist. The twist in this story was in the credits of the movie where it says it was filmed on location in Madison, Georgia. The greatest twist in this movie is that the state it takes place in is different than the one it’s filmed in. I give it a 10/10.
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