Goosebumps - "The Haunted Mask"
(This still freaks me out lol)
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Goosebumps - "The Haunted Mask"
(This still freaks me out lol)
When Good Ghouls Go Bad (R.L. Stein 2001)
When are we getting a Fear Street tv series?
Episode 16 Curse of the Mummies Tomb
This week Zack, Meg and special guest host B become mumologists as they uncover the tomb of ancient Egypt! In this episode you will get thirsty, mummies and the gameboy!
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Another spoooky episode has arrived
In regards to my earlier post on how to use custom portraits for Icewind Dale.
Interview with Tim Jacobus
In this very spooktastic interview, Meg and Zack sit down and talk to the illustrator of horror Tim Jacobus! The guy that drew every cover for the original Goosebumps books. Thank you, Tim for spooking a whole generation!
If you want to check out his website you can find it at http://www.timjacobus.com/
Another spoooky episode has arrived
thank you r.l. stein for giving me evil ethan with autistic swag
Fear Street Saga: The Betrayal, The Secret, The Burning, by R.L. Stein
After reading paperback Crush again, I wanted to hop into the way back machine and revisit some books I read as a kid. The easy thing would have been to read Tex and Taming The Star Runner, as I *have* those and know where they are, but I wanted to read some of the ones that Paperback Crush loved so much, namely, the ones that were for entertainment, not substance. I read a lot as a kid, and as…
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