Goosebumps TVShow Reboot

From Stars: Darren McGavin, Simon Oakland, Jack Grinnage, Ruth McDevitt, starring
Rated TV-PG

Kolchak: The Night Stalker is a 1974 horror-thriller directed by Alan J. Levi and starring Darren McGavin, Simon Oakland, Jack Grinnage and Ruth McDevitt. Based on the supernatural detective series of the same name, the film tells the story of Carl Kolchak (McGavin), a newspaper reporter who investigates a series of mysterious murders in which the victims appear to have been killed by a supernatural killer. Kolchak eventually discovers that the killer is a vampire, and with the help of his editor, Tony Vincenzo (Oakland), and secretary, Gloria (McDevitt), he must do whatever it takes to prevent the vampire from claiming any more victims.

From Stars: Ross Hull, Daniel DeSanto, Raine Pare-Coull, Jodie Resther, starring
Rated TV-PG

Are You Afraid of the Dark? (1990) is a Canadian horror-fantasy film directed by D.J. MacHale and starring Ross Hull, Daniel DeSanto, Raine Pare-Coull, and Jodie Resther. The film follows a group of kids from a small town who stumble upon an old abandoned amusement park. While exploring the park, they discover a hidden magical book which leads them to a mysterious dark figure known as The Midnight Society. With the help of the Midnight Society, the kids must now face their fears and find the courage to save their town from the evil forces that lurk in the shadows. Together, they must battle monsters, ghosts, and more to prove their bravery and save their home.

From Stars: Bob Johnson, Ben Wright, William Douglas, Robert Culp, starring
Rated TV-PG

The Outer Limits is a science fiction anthology film from 1963, directed by Stars Bob Johnson, Ben Wright, William Douglas, and Robert Culp. The film is split into three different segments, each featuring a different story about the effects of technology on mankind. In the first story, a scientist invents a machine that can travel through time, but his experiments have unexpected results. In the second story, a scientist creates a device that can control the minds of others and soon finds himself unable to control his own mind. The third and final story follows a scientist who has created a device that can make humans invisible, but soon finds himself and the device targeted by the government. Throughout the film, the characters grapple with changes in technology and their implications for humanity.

From Stars: Jonathan Frid, Grayson Hall, Alexandra Isles, Nancy Barrett, starring
Rated TV-PG

Dark Shadows is a 1966 Gothic soap opera film directed by Dan Curtis and starring Jonathan Frid, Grayson Hall, Alexandra Isles, and Nancy Barrett. The film tells the story of an 18th century Englishman, Barnabas Collins, who is cursed by a witch and turned into an immortal vampire. He is eventually released from his tomb and returns to his ancestral home, the mysterious Collinwood Manor. Upon his arrival, Barnabas encounters a family struggling with secrets and a centuries-old curse. With the help of a psychic named Dr. Julia Hoffman, Barnabas must find a way to break the family's curse and restore peace to Collinwood Manor before the witch's evil forces can destroy them all. The film was a cult classic and spawned a successful TV series of the same name which ran from 1966 to 1971.

From Stars: Jeny Cassady, Dan Payne, Emma Grabinsky, Geoff Redknap, starring
Rated TV-PG

R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour is a 2010 horror anthology film directed by Stars Jeny Cassady, Dan Payne, Emma Grabinsky, and Geoff Redknap. The film follows four interconnected stories, each with a unique twist of horror. In the first story, "Game Over", a young girl must survive a dangerous video game, while in the second story, "Really You", a mysterious doll comes to life and causes terror. In the third story, "Scarecrow", two kids must face their fears in a haunted cornfield, and in the fourth story, "The Most Evil Sorcerer", a young girl teams up with a sorcerer to save her family. All four stories feature surprising twists and turns and will keep viewers on the edge of their seat.

From Stars: John Newland, Robert Douglas, Olan Soule, Will J. White, starring
Rated Approved

One Step Beyond is a 1959 supernatural thriller starring John Newland, Robert Douglas, Olan Soule, and Will J. White. The film follows John Newland, a newspaper reporter who finds himself investigating strange events which appear to be beyond the laws of nature. He meets a variety of people, including a mentalist, a clairvoyant, a medium, and a skeptical professor. As he investigates further, Newland finds himself increasingly caught up in the paranormal phenomena he is exploring and must come to terms with the implications. Ultimately, he is able to uncover the source of the strange occurrences and save himself and others from danger. The film is a blend of horror and sci-fi elements and its themes have resonated with both genre and mainstream audiences since its release.

From Stars: R.L. Stine, Kathryn Short, Cody Jones, Scott Wickware, starring
Rated TV-Y7

Goosebumps is a family comedy film directed by Robert Hughes, starring R.L. Stine, Kathryn Short, Cody Jones and Scott Wickware. The film follows a group of kids as they attempt to prevent author R.L. Stine's fictional monsters from being released into the real world. After accidentally unleashing the monsters, the kids must find a way to get them back under Stine's control before they wreak havoc in their small town. Along the way, they battle a giant gila monster, a talking ventriloquist dummy and a host of other monsters. With the help of Stine and his trusty typewriter, the kids are able to get the monsters back in the books and save their town.

From Stars: Louise Robey, Chris Wiggins, John D. LeMay, Steve Monarque, starring
Rated TV-MA

Friday the 13th: The Series is a horror/drama television series that aired from 1987 to 1990. The series follows two cousins, Micki and Ryan, as they investigate paranormal occurrences and investigate the cursed antiques that their late uncle, Lewis Vendredi, had collected. After each cursed antique is sold, strange and often deadly events occur, and it's up to Micki and Ryan to stop them. The series features a wide variety of monsters, ghosts, and curses that the two must battle, as well as their own inner demons. Ultimately, their mission is to stop the evil curse and make sure no one else falls victim to it.

From Stars: Alex O'Loughlin, Sophia Myles, Jason Dohring, Shannyn Sossamon, starring
Rated TV-14

Moonlight is a 2007 romantic drama about a private eye named Mick St. John (Alex O'Loughlin), who is a vampire. He is struggling to come to terms with his immortality and his desire for a normal life, while also protecting those he loves from the dangers of the supernatural. His partner Beth (Sophia Myles) and best friend Josef (Jason Dohring) help him through the tough times and Mick must also confront his past, with the return of his former lover Coraline (Shannyn Sossamon). Through it all, Mick must also face the ultimate question: will he embrace his dark side and live in the shadows, or will he find a way to walk in the moonlight?

From Stars: Paul Sparer, Catherine Battistone, John Marzilli, Karen Shallo, starring
Rated TV-14

Tales from the Darkside is an anthology horror film made in 1983 and directed by John Harrison. It follows a young boy, Timmy (Paul Sparer), who is told three horror stories by a mysterious woman (Catherine Battistone). The first story is about a witch who is desperate for a husband. The second story features a monster whose prey is a young girl. The third and final story is about a mummy with a vengeful spirit. With each story, the stakes get higher and higher as Timmy learns that monsters and the supernatural can be found in the most unexpected places. As the stories unfold, Timmy discovers the power of facing his fears. The film stars Paul Sparer, Catherine Battistone, John Marzilli, and Karen Shallo.

From Stars: Karen Elizabeth Austin, J. Winston Carroll, Miho Ninagawa, Anthony Harrison, starring
Rated TV-MA

From Stars: John Bolger, Pamela Dean Kelly, Michael J. Anderson, Carlos Lauchu, starring
Rated TV-14

From Stars: Bradley James, Megalyn Echikunwoke, Omid Abtahi, Barbara Hershey, starring
Rated TV-14