MORE Rare & Forgotten Goosebumps RIP-OFFS!! 

Very true. Though it seems that in recent years the popularity and nostalgia for it has really grown quite a lot, which is great to see. With Disney+ doing a new TV series next year, I think the popularity will only grow.

I'm so glad to hear that! Collecting these sorts of books is a lot of fun so I hope you enjoy tracking them down. Thanks so much for watching and for the support!

That's great! I'm glad to hear you're getting enjoyment out of collecting them. Ebay and even Etsy are really great places to find a lot of the more rare kids horror books for pretty decent prices. I actually picked up a bunch of the Fright Time books from Ebay the other day so I can finally check them out for myself!

I freaking love fear street books I literally discovered them the same time as I got into goosebumps.

Haha thank you! Figured it would set the mood a bit lol.

@@90stalgiaTV love it!

I ended up buying a bunch off of eBay recently so I could finally check them out in person. I wish I had known about them growing up!

@@90stalgiaTV I got them at Dollar General as a kid, if that helps. Maybe do a follow up video or two when you've read a few?

That's awesome!

@@90stalgiaTV I also recently found one of the short stories that was submitted to a contest they held. Author Mike Robinson still had his story “The Journal”

It's the book "Terror in Tiny Town" from the book series Deadtime Stories. Definitely agree that it's almost identical to Chucky! lol

@@90stalgiaTV thank you!! I had this and a few of the other books you mentioned so I found a few watching another one of your videos. Awesome videos, they were a really nice trip down memory lane lol.

@@AlltheRageBH That's awesome! I'm so happy to hear that they helped bring some back some fond memories. I hope you enjoy diving into those books again, and thank you so much for the kind words and for watching the videos!

I would say just try to go with what feels right or creative to you! As long as you're passionate about what you're writing and feel inspired by the story you're telling, you can't go wrong. Maybe watch or read youth horror books, shows or movies for inspiration, and maybe you'll get an idea that will inspire you to write it!

Thank you!

​@@lovely.5677I've actually came up something like that too though really it's basically goosebumps mixed with power rangers it's called the night club these kids who are huge fans of a local horror TV show about a host watching and reviewing old horror movies kinda like elvira or Joe bob briggs but it turn out he's actually a 100 year monster hunter who came to their town an extremely powerful evil witch he stops her by sealing her inside her own spellbook but with her last bit of power she curses him by making him immortal the night club win a trip to the studio where the show is being filmed but the witch's soul gets free from the book but because she still doesn't have a body she use her magic to bring to life the most evil monsters and villains from the movies the hunter trys to stop them but he's never dealt with monsters like them and is beaten but the night club volunteers to help because it was partial their fault and they know all of the monster's weaknesses the hunter agrees but also decides to give them a little more power by souvenirs that he gathered from his hunts and with a few magic spells he turns them into super mighty monsters dracula the wolfman frankenstein's monster the mummy and the Gillman and teaches them how to hunt monsters Sorry if this a long comment but hearing you guys talk about your passions made me want to talk about mine the story start out like a goosebumps story with child friendly scares but ends with cool monster fights like in power rangers let me know what you think