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Goosebumps (2015)

2015 • 1h 43m • Adventure, Horror • PG
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Reviews — Goosebumps

Audience write-ups from TMDB

Gimly

4/10
Jan 20, 2019

I was really into the _Goosebumps_ books as a kid—the TV show was okay too. I imagine a younger viewer might find this new version entertaining, given my age when I first encountered the series. However, it didn’t quite click for me. I ended up liking it more than I anticipated, but honestly, my expectations were incredibly low from the previews, so that's not a huge endorsement. Final rating:★★ - It had some elem

Gimly

4/10
Jan 20, 2019

I was really into the _Goosebumps_ books as a kid—the TV show wasn’t quite as good, but I still liked it. A child seeing this version now, around the age I was when I first encountered those stories, might find it entertaining. However, for my tastes, it just didn't click. I ended up enjoying it more than I anticipated, though; the previews had set my expectations incredibly low, so that’s not a huge endorsement real

John Chard

7/10
Dec 25, 2016

The premise involves a girl confined to her home with a father who exhibits psychopathic tendencies. As someone raised in Britain, I’m not acquainted with Goosebumps, whether it be the books or the television show—I went into this film without any prior knowledge. Because of that, my assessment might not resonate with those familiar with the source material. My intention was to simply enjoy myself, as the idea

Reno

6/10
Apr 4, 2016

The premise wasn’t particularly original, but the execution managed to take me by surprise. Essentially, it felt like another ‘Jumanji,’ though set in a different world altogether. The intention hadn't been for it to come across that way initially; it was adapted from a children's book series of the same name and condensed into a single film. Characters from various books within the series were combined, creating

Frank Ochieng

Oct 18, 2015

As Halloween season arrives, a family-friendly movie like Goosebumps seems like an appealing option for younger audiences. The film appears to have the potential to entertain kids seeking some lighthearted scares and thrills. However, the central question is whether it delivers enough excitement to satisfy those looking for something more than just mild amusement on screen. Director Rob Letterman’s attempt at a fu

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