Goosebumps Movies Novels & Stories

All of a sudden, the moment felt painfully ironic. Was he really going back for his mother’s birthday? Or to comfort that Omega she-wolf? “James, it’s raining outside.” I pointed toward the window. A sudden flash of lightning tore across the dark sky. It was a thunderstorm, the kind of weather I feared the most. “I’m scared.” I tugged at the corner of his shirt, my pale lips pressed into a thin line. I tilted my face up to look him in the eyes and at the small reflection of myself in his pupils.

Horror claws through me. Suddenly heat sears my insides, as though my body is a furnace. My knees buckle. I grip the tub, gasping. My skin burns, alive with fire, stretching, tearing, as though another self claws from within. Down the hall, Agnes’ voice carries faintly. My senses suddenly alert. Sharpened, hear her loud and clear. “Oh, my daughter had a small crescent moon birthmark on her left thigh. I used to tell her the goddess kissed her there…”

I felt like I was complete after not realizing a part of me was missing. I was not into the movie at all and found it hard concentrating when his muscular arms were wrapped around me. I started running my finger along the bump of his bicep, fascinated by the feel of it under my fingertips. As I moved my fingers lightly across it, goosebumps appeared on his arm, and I couldn’t help but giggle as I continued to lightly feather his bicep with my fingertips. I looked up at him, and he was looking down at me with a smile across his face and a raised eyebrow.

His hot breath washed over me, making my skin prickle with fear, and I felt his gaze like a physical touch, making me shudder. The chains creaked and groaned, straining against the beast's fury. I knew it was only a matter of time before Romain broke free, and I was consumed by the horror that loomed before me. The Moon Goddess seemed to have abandoned me, leaving me to face this terror alone.

It still doesn't count as enough price for tricking me into coming over but let's say he paid off the interest I lock the door to my room and slump into bed "Finally I get to be alone after a six hour drive" I throw my backpack on the floor, and remove my sneakers, I lay in bed for a while then I get this feeling. The feeling of my skin crawling , I look to my arm and I see goosebumps.

She was already getting some awful vibes back then and now this happened. "Man! I got chills." Alex pulled her jacket from one of her hands while carrying her phone on the other. She switched on her phone's flashlight and showed the goosebumps she just got. "Felix boi! Do you see that? Look! Look!" She quickly added, bringing forth her hand towards him. "I can see it, Sister Alex," he answered back softly. Even though Felix wasn't frightened at all, he couldn't help but agree that he did get some cold creeps when he heard that sound. In his case, it wasn't because of the word it said but because of the voice it had.

It's funny when I see other people's perspectives on things I love. Just 10 minutes into the movie, I glanced over at Malea. Goosebumps had risen on her arms and she shivered absently. Silently, I unfolded a blanket and tucked it around her. "Thanks." She smiled. Timidly, she reached over and took my hand in hers. Soon enough, by the climax of the movie, Malea was practically in my lap, cowering from the horror on the screen. She had her eyes covered, her head tucked in the crook of my neck.

By the time I got downstairs, Ethan’s jacket had been torn to shreds. Ethan looked at the Doberman in terror, his face pale. “Dad! S-Save me!” Ethan gasped for air, his tone full of fear. Standing there, the neighbor, Andrew Livington, said in disdain, “You have a rude kid. “My baby girl is just playing with you. Why are you screaming for help?” Bella the Doberman got more hyped up. She put her paws on Ethan’s shoulders while drooling.

The house made a small sound, like a dog adjusting itself in sleep. Outside, a wind changed its mind. The river slowed at a bend as if listening, or as if the city had pressed two fingers to its own throat to count what lived there. The red across the moon broke into a rag and then a thread and then nothing the eye could keep. The cousins shifted, some annoyed at the lack of spectacle, some frightened at the absence of the expected pain, some—fewer—relieved with the guilty relief of people who had not been chosen and had not wanted to admit they had prayed for that.

I had a chocolate bar for lunch and skipped dinner telling them I'm not hungry. My brother had some Work to do in the club, which I wasn't allowed to go down to yet! Leo on the other hand I found out took care of security, he had an office here and we'll be staying in case I needed anything. I watched some N*****x movies, for some weird reason I chose some horror movies. I don't even like horror but in my mind, my sick mind the movies couldn't be worst than what I actually been through. Man was I wrong, halfway through the movie I scream when the character got dragged out of bed by an unknown force.