The film, based on the children's books, doesn't take itself too seriously, and that pays off.

“Goosebumps” review: Jack Black and the makers of “Goosebumps” want to give audiences chills. This feature adaptation of kid-lit author R.L. Stine’...

A stellar cast, including Jack Black, Jillian Bell and a bunch of monsters, celebrates R.L. Stine’s popular book series

Read the Empire Movie review of Goosebumps. This modern riff on Monster Squad is a very pleasant surprise, and so ’80s in spirit that it’s a...

'Goosebumps': EW review

Jack Black plays R.L. Stine in this lively take on the hit YA horror-lite books.

Goosebumps is a movie oddly targeted at two very different demographics. The first target is kids, hence the PG rating. The second is millennials in the 25-3...

Will today’s creepypasta kids still enjoy such silly fireside supernaturalism? We do hope so

Prolific kids lit author R.L.

Jack Black comes up trumps in this entertaining adaptation of RL Stine’s cherished children’s horror series.

What everyone remembers about “Gremlins” is one of the wee beastie’s unfortunate encounter with the microwave. What everyone will remember about “Goo...

The bulk of this movie is a jam-packed pop-up book in the form of computer-generated imagery.

At a guess, I'd say that Goosebumps will satisfy its core audience - fans of R.L. Stine's popular children's books - and bore pretty much everyone else. The ...

Director Rob Letterman and an energetic cast deliver a movie that's a lot of good creepy fun in spite of some dubious construction. 

R.L. Stine has long been the last guardian at the gate of a culture being turned, generation-by-generation, into a nation of “Dragon Tails” neutered ninn...

Jack Black turns R.L. Stine's best-selling kid-lit horror tales 'Goosebumps' into a spooky good time.

Dir: Rob Letterman. US. 2015. 103mins

Jack Black stars in a visual effects-heavy adaptation of RL Stine’s best-selling series.

Storybook monsters come to life in a movie based on R.L. Stine's Goosebumps series.

Like all the best riffs on the Gothic genre, Goosebumps combines cynicism with sweetness, says Charlotte O'Sullivan

The author wrote heroines who were compelling and gutsy. The film reduces its female characters to love interests and bit players.

Entertaining horror film never gets too frightening while speculating what might happen if every monster ever invented by author R.L. Stine series came to li...

Black stars as author (and monster hunter) R.L. Stine in a silly, rollicking adventure that doesn't take itself too seriously

Big screen spin on R.L. Stine's popular kid-lit series turns an endearing collection of silly spooky stories into a busy, noisy, soulless eyesore.

The movie version of Goosebumps is a cheerful, nasty delight.