Customer Ratings & Reviews

-Movie: I give it a 7 out of 10. I’ll be watching again & look forward to the sequel release in 3D. Pros: 3D was medium level, enough to pass some great effect. Digital Copy: Yes, only in HD. In cool clear case with stretchy factory wrapping that allows me to put a slit & repurpose it as a dust cover. Cons: Only 5.1. (Could have use a 7.1 or Atmos in 2015) No slipcover or steel case. -Gear used for sound & visuals: 65’ C6P 4k/3D passive OLED (manually calibrated) 9.2 THX RZ + pre amp for 7.2.4/11.2 (integrated calibrated then manually tweeted with SPL sound level meter & balance/adjust for full dynamic range) P-REF towers center sides rears & dual R112SW subs P.A. MC80 8’ quad in-ceiling heights O 4K/UDP-203 M cables: Premium Black Platinum HDR HDMIs, THX Audio RCA, Digital Subwoofer Cables & Fiber Optic Ultra 1000 Mon 14 gauge awg copper speaker wire Nak Speaker Plugs Aura Acoustic Isolation platforms

I love this movie and ever since I was younger I would read the books all the time. Everyone who loves the books should love the movie.

Absolutely best picture and great color and best resolution and clarity and easy remote to use and easy setup

Nice movie for under $10. Advertised as Blu-ray + DVD + Digital but there is no HD code insider the package that the packaging sticker claim. Looked again on the case and the top banner only say Blu-ray and DVD. Buyer beware.

Great price, but there is no digital copy. That's the only reason why I decided to purchased it, so I'm a little bummed.

I bought this movie for my son since he loves this movie. I saw the price and then I noticed it states it includes the digital copy I thought what a great deal! I made the purchase online and went and picked it up in store. When I got home and opened the movie there was no digital code. I went to the store and returned it and was told the item was marked incorrectly and it does not include the digital copy. So buyer beware if you were looking forward to that perk. Other than this the movie is great, super entertaining and my son loves it!

This is destined to be a Halloween classic! Fans of the books will find much to enjoy with all the Easter Eggs to be seen in the movie, and the monsters look incredibly good. Jack Black is a hoot as R.L. Stine and the voice of Slappy the Dummy. Danny Elfman's score is one of his best in years. Even the ending is pure Goosebumps gold

"Stephen King is no slouch," commented a member of the Movie Fan Facebook Page staff. The man has published 60 books, which have sold over 350 million copies. "Wait a minute," you say. "Why start a review of a movie based on R.L. Stine's books by talking about Stephen King?" Fair question. Well, Stine has been called "the Stephen King of children's literature." Beyond that, you may be surprised to learn that Stine has bested the famously prolific King by publishing hundreds of books, which have sold over 400 million copies! Think about that. It's enough to… give you goose bumps. That, of course, is the name of Stine's most popular series of books, brought to the big screen in the film "Goosebumps" (PG, 1:43). Fans of the series may wonder which of the books is the basis for the movie. The answer is none of them – and all of them. Rather than adapting any one of Stine's books, which are, admittedly, relatively short (as Stephen King exclaims, "Ah-HAH! See?"), this film imagines a world in which Stine's monsters come to life and terrorize a small town, while R.L. Stein himself, along with a few local teenagers, attempt to recapture the creatures and save the town. I won't spoil the movie, except to say that, in the end, we Movie Fans get a film that is as exciting and delightful as any of the books that inspired this story. The film has Jack Black portraying Stine as an unfriendly recluse in the tiny (fictional) town of Madison, Delaware. Showing Stine as a movie character which we get to know as a man, but is only a fictionalized version of the real person recalls movies like Charlie Kaufman's 1999 fantasy comedy-drama "Being John Malkovich" or Matthew LeBlanc (starting in 2011) playing himself as an adorable jerk in the Showtime comedy series "Episodes". Black's Stine calls himself Mr. Shivers. He's a widower who lives in a big house with his kind, but mischievous 16-year-old daughter, Hannah (Odeya Rush), whom he homeschools. Moving in right next door is Madison High School's new assistant principal, recently widowed Gale Cooper (Amy Ryan), and her teenage son, Zach (Dylan Minnette), still grieving the loss of his father. Gale's sweetly clueless sister, Loraine (Jillian Bell) greets them with open arms, but Zach and Gale simply have a lot of adjusting to do – and new people to meet. Gale is almost immediately hit on by shy fellow educator, Coach Carr (Ken Marino), while an awkward nerd ironically named Champ (Ryan Lee) traps the new guy into a friendship. It's a good thing for Zach that Hannah is such a pleasure to be around. One night when Zach looks towards his new neighbor's house and thinks he sees Mr. Shivers abusing Hannah, he calls Champ and they steal into the house. Zach and Champ see that Hannah's okay, but not before they find a key and open a locked "Goosebumps" manuscript among many on a shelf in Mr. Shivers' study. The book is "The Abominable Snowman of Pasadena" and unlocking the manuscript allows a large, furry creature to literally jump off the page. The three teens run after him, Hannah telling them that the monster can only be re-captured by sucking him back into the book from whence he came. The Abominable Snowman wreaks havoc on the town until Mr. Shivers shows up to save the day. In the destruction that the creature caused in the study, all the manuscripts fell to the floor and one of them popped open – one releasing the evil Slappy the Dummy. Slappy unleashes complete mayhem in Madison – on the night of a big high school dance nonetheless. The police (a hilarious Timothy Simons and Amanda Lund) are no help, but few people would be. That ventriloquist dummy serves as the ringleader of a gang of dangerous and destructive creations including a wolfman, a maniacal clown, a herd of garden gnomes and a gargantuan praying mantis. They all want revenge on their creator for keeping them locked up so long. And Stein is the only one who even has a chance of stopping them. When Stine's creations come to life, besides clear memories of Robin Williams' 1995 hit "Jumanji", this situation reminds us of Emma Thompson's author writing Will Ferrell's character into existence in 2006's "Stranger Than Fiction", or the underseen 1979 thriller "Time After Time" in which the character of H.G. Wells (author of the sci-fi classic "The Time Machine") uses profits from his writing to build a working time machine which one of his friends uses to escape the police and continue a killing spree when it is discovered that he's Jack the Ripper. "Goosebumps" deserves a place among these other great films. This film's story may not be completely original, but it feels fresh and it is fantastically well executed. All of the actors are perfectly cast (even Jack Black, who, in our opinion, seems to have had more misses than hits in his career). With the help of a story by Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski, a script by Darren Lemke and the direction of Rob Letterman, this cast and this story hit the perfect balance between frightening and fun – just like the "Goosebumps" books themselves. The script is very funny and the dialog and character interactions are charming from the very beginning to the very end of the movie. The interesting characters, the story's danger and adventure, along with the excitement and humor all seamlessly contribute to a simply wonderful family film that will appeal to kids of all ages, even if they don't know their goose bumps from their speed bumps or their Kings from their Stines. "A+"

Liked the movie when I saw it before. I purchased the Blu-Ray 3D combo edition, but only watched the Blu-Ray edition. Like the movie as well as the extra behind the Spence’s features on the Blu-Ray. Overall definitely recommended to all, but especially those who are Jack Black or Goosebumps fans .

I just had to see this movie after watching Jack Black in "The House with a Clock in the Walls." The movie did not let me down, Jack Black still had the humor in this thriller of a movie. It has my kids wondering if every book with a monster in it can come to life!

This is a nice movie, it is funny and very entertaining with out having all that heavy PC propaganda as most other Hollywood products. It is suitable for almost all ages, however if you have young kids be careful some parts are a bit scary.

A suprisingly good adaptation that brings to life one of my favorite book series growing up. Funny characters, good performances, and just an all around entertaining movie. My four year old cousin is now an R.L. Stine fan. Hardly scary.

Goosebumps is an entertaining film that the whole family can enjoy. Whether or not you've read any of the books, it's got something for both kids and adults, and the video and audio quality is great on Blu-Ray.

First of all, as a product the blu-ray disc played. As a movie, it was a decent movie. You can read the description of the movie to determine if you're interested. No spoilers here. Jack Black does a good job.

first scary movie my son wanted to watch and it did the trick. not overwhelming scary but enough to "creep" out my boy - his words. Best $5 movie I've gotten in quite awhile and he wants to watch more.

I bought this movie for my kids, but I actually enjoyed this movie. My kids loved the movie. It did have some parts that had them covering their eyes and ears, but overall, they really liked it.

As a child of the nineties, as someone who was in fourth and fifth grade at the dead center of the decade I was completely immersed in the Goosebumps books. I can easily recall going to Wal-Mart with my mom every month and constantly checking to see if the new book was on the shelves yet. I would devour these books to the point of ridiculousness and their popularity was such that at this point in time even my fourth grade teacher decided to read one of author R.L. Stine's works of adolescent horror to the class so as to appeal to those who weren't on board with Tuck Everlasting. While the books meant a great deal to me and I was a big fan of the Fox Kids Saturday morning line-up at the time I was unfortunately never able to get into their live-action adaptations of Stine's stories in the TV series that ran from 1995 to 1998. There was all the excitement in the world for such a series, but once it premiered there was never enough to keep me coming back-unlike the books. And so, how would a live-action movie version of such stories be any different? Given I was also twenty years removed from the source material, would I even care if a Goosebumps movie did honorable service to the literature or was it time to move on and accept that whatever it was that made these books so captivating to so many kids on the brink of their teenage years in the mid-nineties was just an elusive quality never to be contained on celluloid? It turns out, all the material needed was a dash of meta-comedy that allowed the story to not only incorporate several of Stine's most popular characters, but Stine himself. With this opportunity to tell a brand new story rather than simply rehashing one of Stine's more popular titles the film is given a fresh idea that combines the likes of something akin to Jumanji or Zathura with the perfect balance of slightly off-kilter comedy and scary scenarios with over-the-top monsters that made the books so engaging. In short, this new Goosebumps film exceeded all expectations by delivering a fun and charming horror flick for kids that will undoubtedly be brought out every year around Halloween for a long time to come.

Goosebumps the movie has no right being as enjoyable as it is - it gives off real Gremlins vibes, which is a very good thing, indeed. And the Blu-ray itself is top shelf.

The whole family loved this movie it was never boring And it had a lot of funny parts in it but who doesnt love the goosebumps show and books Definitely a must watch

My kids love this movie so much they asked for it as a gift. Jack Black is always amazing and there is plenty of fun things in this movie for the whole family.