Goosebumps & Fear Street Movies Update Given By R.L. Stine

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Goosebumps & Fear Street Movies Update Given By R.L. Stine
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After Netflix's acclaimed trilogy, R.L. Stine has a promising update for new Goosebumps and FearStreet movies. 'There's still talk about more Goosebumps movies, and I also hear rumors about more Fear Street movies for Netflix.'

Following the successful debut of one of the franchises last year, R.L. Stine has given a promising update on new Goosebumps and Fear Street movies. Stine launched the former book series in 1992, with each of the 62 entries revolving around young kids who found themselves caught up in the midst of a supernatural threat. Having sold over 400 million books worldwide since its debut, the Goosebumps franchise is the second-best-selling book series in history behind J.K.

SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Fear Street first hit shelves in 1989 and carried a similar formula to the Goosebumps books, albeit taking a much more mature approach as they focused on teenagers in the fictional town of Shadyside as they dealt with a variety of supernatural threats, some of which resulted in gruesome deaths. Amidst a couple of hiatuses, Stine has penned 51 mainline novels as well as multiple spinoffs, all of which have sold over 80 million copies.

"There's still talk about more Goosebumps movies, and I also hear rumors about more Fear Street movies for Netflix, because the first ones did so well last summer. Those films kind of shocked me, because they were all R-rated, and I've never done anything R-rated! All those teenagers were getting slashed. I was like, 'Suddenly, I have a slasher movie!'"

Stine's discussion of hearing talks of more Goosebumps movies comes a few months after it was announced Disney+ had entered development on a new live-action TV adaptation of the iconic novels. The series is set to mark the second major collaboration between Stine and the House of Mouse's streaming platform, following the well-received series adaptation of the author's Just Beyond graphic novels.

While some are sure to be intrigued at the possibility of more Goosebumps films, it's Stine's note that has heard rumors of Netflix working on more Fear Street movies that's sure to come as exciting news for fans of the R-rated horror trilogy.

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