Goosebumps

Sam Jacobs would’ve been happy to do his term paper about photosynthesis, but his fearless friend, Roxanne Johnson, insisted on doing it on the ghosts at Hedge House, the spookiest, most terrifying house in town. His experience at Hedge House is ghoulish enough. But when Sam leaves the haunted old house to head back home, he suddenly realizes he’s not alone.

12-year-old Zack Beauchamp’s dream is to be a famous horror writer – even though he hasn’t quite gotten over his fear of the dark. He’s just written his scariest story ever about a giant pink, oozing, wet blob that terrorizes the neighborhood, swallowing up everything in sight. But when Zack starts typing his spooky story on the old typewriter he found, every hair-raising word begins to come true!

When Jeff Carter’s dad sends a creepy 4,000-year-old mummy home from one of his archeological digs, Jeff is horrified. But when Jeff sees the mummy- with its hideous shrunken face covered with rotting bandages – rise from its sarcophagus in the basement, no one will believe him, especially not his obnoxious sister, Kim, who thinks he’s the biggest wimp that ever lived!

Mr. Saur - or Sourball Saur, as he's known to the students at Pitt's Landing School - is a real grouch! He just gave Greg a big fat F on his report. He didn't believe Greg's terrifying story about the evil camera he found last summer and all the terrible things that happened because of it. Mr. Saur said the assignment was to write a true story. But Greg's story was true, every frightening word of it. And now that the camera's back, the nightmare continues...

Erin Wright and her best friend, Marty, love the “Shocker on Shock Street” horror movies and all the gruesome, life-like movie monsters that Erin’s dad creates for the Shocker Movie Studios. But when Erin’s dad invites Erin and Marty to be the first kids to ride the new Shocker Studio’s Tour Ride, the terrifying movie creatures become more life-like than ever.. and real life suddenly seems a lot scarier than the big screen.

When the Morris family gets lost on their way to Zoo Gardens Theme Park, they stumble upon another amusement park instead – Horrorland. At Horrorland, there are no crowds, no lines, and free admission! It seems like a pretty cool place. But that was before the terrifying tour of the House of Mirrors and the heart-stopping Coffin Cruise... before the Morris family discovered that one day at Horrorland is no walk in the amusement park!

When the Morris family gets lost on their way to Zoo Gardens Theme Park, they stumble upon another amusement park instead – Horrorland. At Horrorland, there are no crowds, no lines, and free admission! It seems like a pretty cool place. But that was before the terrifying tour of the House of Mirrors and the heart-stopping Coffin Cruise... before the Morris family discovered that one day at Horrorland is no walk in the amusement park!

So maybe Brian O’Connor does like to play practical jokes on his little brother, Riley. And maybe he doesn’t clean his room or make his bed often enough to please his parents, but that’s no reason to send him away to boarding school, is it? Brian’s parents just won’t settle for anything less than perfect, so they send him away to “The Perfect School.” The grounds are pristine, the hallways are spotless, and the students that graduate really are perfect. Maybe a little too perfect!

When their parents go away on vacation, Aunt Dahlia arrives to baby-sit for her nephews, 12-year-old Tom and his 10-year-old brother, Jon. Their aunt is kind of weird, but her “prize prune cookies” are delicious. That is, until the brothers realize that each one of Aunt Dahlia’s culinary treats is just as strange as she is...

Matt Amsterdam is sick of being the youngest in his family. His 15-year-old sister, Pam, gets to have her own phone, his 17-year-old brother, Greg, gets to stay out late, and 12-year-old Matt gets to do nothing! That is until the night he falls asleep in the attic. When he wakes up, he finds that things are not quite the same, and suddenly begins to long for the good old days.

Chris Wakely is new kid in town and the perfect candidate for The Danger club, a club for brave people. But to become a member, Chris has to spend an entire hour alone in the Willow Hill House, the spookiest, most haunted house in the neighborhood! Chris won’t be totally alone, however; the evil ghosts will keep him company. In fact, they like Chris so much, they may want him to stay with them... forever!

Seth Gold’s favorite hobby is channel-surfing. He loves to sit for hours on the couch with the remote control and just click, click, click. But when Seth receives the sleek, futuristic-looking remote control he ordered, he soon finds that clicking isn’t so much fun anymore. When Seth points the remote at his annoying little sister and hits the pause button, she becomes frozen solid. Suddenly, Seth realizes that this remote controls more than just the TV.