Brian Says "It lives up to the class of the first movie. Very funny from start to finish! Not for the faint hearted, as all Seth Rogen films are generally along the same lines (drug fuelled comedy and Jew gags). Zac Efron flaunting his body as per usual nowadays (not that our staff were complaining) overall great movie. Thank God it was only us in the screen, I was laughing too hysterically!"

Brian O'Neill - Odyssey Cinemas

Cert 15

Goosebumps is a brilliant movie.
The story starts when Zack the main character moves from New York to a small town and becomes friends with Hannah, the girl next door, and her father. But her father isn't ordinary, he is R.L. Stine the famous children's author and he has a library of magic books. Stine tries to keep this a secret from the town, but fails from keeping it from Zack and his new friend Champ. Hannah and Stine were smart because they both tried to keep the books locked up, but they also fail.

I liked the idea of the monsters and Slappy, a scary dummy, escaping from the books. I think Slappy is the meanest and the cruelest and the most scary of all. My favorite good hero characters were Zack and the dad, R.L. Stine. I enjoyed the movie mostly because of the great twist at the end (SPOILER ALERT) when everyone thought all the monsters were gone but the invisible boy was writing another story. My favorite monsters were Slappy the dummy, the werewolf and the Freeze ray cops. I liked the way Slappy could teleport and cut the lights out, so he could take the books and escape when he wants to. I also liked the way R.L. Stine seemed mean and nasty at the start of the movie but when Zack and Champ explored his house and let the monsters free, he saved their lives and was actually quite nice.

A GREAT movie!

Rory McCabe (10) - BOOK NOW