Goosebumps 3D
Jack Black is author RL Stine, writer of the Goosebumps horror books for kids, in this family adventure that celebrates the series. Stars Dylan Minnette (Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day) as the new kid next door who teams up with Stine's niece after the writer's imaginary beasts are let loose in their small town.
- Director:
- Rob Letterman ('Monsters vs. Aliens', 'Shark Tale', 'Gulliver's Travels')
- Writer:
- Scott AlexanderLarry KaraszewskiDarren Lemke
- Cast:
- Jack BlackDylan MinnetteOdeya RushAmy RyanRyan LeeJillian Bell
Reviews & comments
Variety
pressDisposable product intended to appeal to everyone but likely to resonate with no one.
The New York Times
pressWould seem to yield the serial pleasures a voracious Stineophile might desire.
The Guardian
pressThere’s a streak of old-fashioned B-movie spooky playfulness here, and when actual, motivated characters are on screen it’s delightful.
Rolling Stone
pressNonstop mayhem follows in a stampede of comic terrors ready made for Halloween.
Hollywood Reporter
pressTranslates R.L. Stine’s frighteningly successful young adult horror fiction series to the big screen with lively, teen Ghostbusters-type results.
FilmInk
pressWhile kids will still have fun with this, it sadly lacks the imaginative capacity which should have been its strong point and would have made it a more endearing tribute to its source material.
Variety
pressDisposable product intended to appeal to everyone but likely to resonate with no one.
The New York Times
pressWould seem to yield the serial pleasures a voracious Stineophile might desire.
The Guardian
pressThere’s a streak of old-fashioned B-movie spooky playfulness here, and when actual, motivated characters are on screen it’s delightful.
Rolling Stone
pressNonstop mayhem follows in a stampede of comic terrors ready made for Halloween.
Hollywood Reporter
pressTranslates R.L. Stine’s frighteningly successful young adult horror fiction series to the big screen with lively, teen Ghostbusters-type results.
FilmInk
pressWhile kids will still have fun with this, it sadly lacks the imaginative capacity which should have been its strong point and would have made it a more endearing tribute to its source material.
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