REVIEW — Goosebumps: Stay Out of the Basement (R. L. Stine, 1992)
It’s not the first book in the series, but Stay Out of the Basement is one whose imagery is forever cemented in my head.

It’s not the first book in the series, but Stay Out of the Basement is one whose imagery is forever cemented in my head.
Monsters are the stars of the show, and nothing is cooler than their big kills… except for maybe their on-screen reveal. Here is a list of the baddest, scariest, most awesome monster reveals in horror.
And just like a double feature at the drive-in, books can have two spooky tales in one.
Is Halloween Ends my favorite movie? Definitely not. Does it fit into the series? I think so, yes. Is it a bad movie? No, and here’s why.
They’re here, they’re queer, and they’ve come to reduce global warming with their awesome hip hop moves.
Walking through a nighttime forest, you’d think two people would have a lot to talk about — especially if they’re carrying a dead body.
From fantastic voyages through the cosmos, to hometown America, to spaceships and feudal kingdoms, Martian Sun casts a sci-fi/horror/fantasy net so wide that it captures every aspect of the genre.
When thinking of attending in the future, that’s a no-brainer; the answer is YES.
When an alien ship crash lands near a forest marsh, the local mosquito population mutates and becomes giant, dog-sized bloodsuckers that attack camp-goers with an extreme intent to kill.