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Goosebumps TV series (30th anniversary)
Goosebumps TV series (30th anniversary)
Goosebumps TV series (30th anniversary)
Friday 7th November 2025
Join Mark and Jesse as they celebrate Goosebumps TV series' 30th anniversary, discussing its spooky charm and lasting impact on horror fans.
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Episode Overview
- Discusses the lasting impact of Goosebumps on children's horror.
- Explores themes of self-acceptance and fear in The Haunted Mask.
- Highlights the nostalgic appeal of 90s TV shows.
- Compares Goosebumps with other children's horror series.
- Shares personal anecdotes about childhood memories with Goosebumps.
"Carly Beth was so iconic for me as an eight-year-old that I was like, you know what, I'm going to start being called Marky Joe."
What happens when a beloved children's horror series gets the spotlight on its 30th anniversary? This episode of Rock to Recovery celebrates the iconic Goosebumps TV series, which first aired with the unforgettable 'The Haunted Mask.' Host Mark J. Parker invites Jesse Krempel from the Cult Cinema Circle podcast to discuss the series' impact and the nostalgic chills it still brings.
They dive into the creepy charm of the original episodes, focusing on the first two-parter, 'The Haunted Mask,' where Carly Beth's quest for a scary Halloween mask leads to unexpected consequences. Jesse and Mark reminisce about the show’s memorable Canadian child actors and the impressive sequel, 'Haunted Mask II,' which raised the stakes with its spine-tingling storyline. The conversation is peppered with humour and personal anecdotes, such as Mark's brief stint as 'Marky Joe' inspired by Carly Beth.
They also touch on how Goosebumps influenced a generation of horror lovers and discuss the series' ability to tackle themes like self-acceptance and fear of aging. With references to other 90s horror staples like 'Are You Afraid of the Dark,' this episode is a treat for anyone who grew up with Goosebumps or is discovering it anew. So, grab your haunted masks and join in for a nostalgic ride that celebrates the series' enduring legacy.
After all, who doesn't love a good scare every now and then? What are your favourite Goosebumps memories?