by R.L. Stine
Well. That was quite possibly the worst book I've ever read. I never read Goosebumps as a kid, so I didn't know what to expect. I'm not generally into horror, but since it was a YALSA Teen Top Ten nominee, I gave it a shot. Considering that it's up for a pretty big award, I had higher expectations. ...
I would have adored this in middle school but it is just so cliche. It's best to go watch 'Scream' and 'I Know What You Did Last Summer.'
Well this was a disappointment. :( Claire was really bleh to the end, a whiny spoiled little brat.The deaths were just lame and comical (to be expected though).The story felt a bit dragged, I sometimes just skimmed pages because nothing happened except for Claire and her whining.
It's been a long time since I've read R.L. Stine as a kid and I don't quite remember if he's a scary author or not but this was just not scary enough for me. I picked it up because I've passed it a couple of times on my trips to Barnes and Noble and I've read the cover and it sounded interesting. Bu...
I grew up reading Goosebumps and Fear Street. RL Stine's books are cheesy and don't make that much sense, but holy GOD was this book bad. This is like a terrible bad movie, where you watch it drunk or high and laugh at it.I don't want to give spoilers, but there is no way a movie that had actual act...
There is nothing I hate more than having to write a bad review. There are a lot of books that I don't like for one reason or another, but I can usually find something redeeming about them. I am sad to say that wasn't the case with A Midsummer Night's Scream. I don't even know where to begin. I found...
Boo to all you haters! R.L. Stine rules! Can't wait to read!Oh, what fools these actors be! It was a horror movie that turned into real horror--three young actors lost their lives while the camera rolled. Production stopped, and people claimed that the movie was cursed.Sixty years later, new actors ...
Originally Reviewed At: Mother/Gamer/WriterRating: DNF Review Source: ARC From PublisherReviewer: MeWell, I am completely at a loss for words… Growing up as an avid horror fanatic, I fell in love with the genuine writing of R.L. Stine and how he seemed to scare me senseless with his Goosebumps and ...
I'm calling it, time of death: page 110....This is a DNF for me. I have too many books and too little time to continue reading something so so not good.
Review to come.------------Where to even begin with piece of “literature”. The blurb painted the word picture that this would be a horror re-envisioning of Shakespeare’s best known comedy. I quote, “Get ready for laughter to turn into screams in R.L. Stine’s re-imagining of Shakespeare’s classic rom...
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