“Goosebumps: The Vanishing,” which premiered on both platforms Jan. 10, is part of the anthology series “Goosebumps” created by Nicholas Stoller and Rob Letterman and inspired by Stine's books. Though ...

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Goosebumps kept the scares coming but after that unexpected anthology twist — what does that mean for season 3? The Disney+ series adapted the same approach on screen. “When we looked at the ...

The Disney+ streaming library is continuing to grow in 2025. After kicking off the new year with dozens of new arrivals, ...

Goosebumps season 2 focuses on spooky body horror elements. The storyline centers around a scientist dad with mysterious secrets. The new season stands out with a darker and more terrifying tone.

David Schwimmer as Anthony Brewer in Goosebumps: The Vanishing. Disney Down there, among all his plants and microscopes, is where Anthony has his first run-in with some sentient vines, getting the ...

Goosebumps: The Vanishing ... which grants you access to the entire Disney library, including the Elton John: Never Too Late documentary, original and exclusive content from Marvel, Star Wars ...

David Schwimmer’s arm is taken over by an invasive vine in “Goosebumps: The Vanishing” (Disney) How much of the stuff we’re seeing is CG, and are there any practical effects? RL ...

Brian Bowen Smith/Disney David Schwimmer was filming the young adult series Goosebumps: The Vanishing when he was reminded that he’s not a young adult himself. Chatting with PEOPLE for One Last ...

David Schwimmer in Goosebumps: The Vanishing. Ahead of the season launch this weekend, ComicBook spoke with executive producers Rob Letterman and Hilary Winston about the choice to pivot to a new ...

“Goosebumps” returned for its second season on Hulu and Disney+ January 10 — and even for an anthology series, the new season felt worlds away from the creepy haunted house aesthetic of Season ...

David Schwimmer will always be known as Ross on “Friends,” but 30 years after that landmark series launched, the actor finds himself back in time with the Hulu/Disney+ “Goosebumps ...