Goosebumps Page #4
We're moving again.
So, what do you wanna do now?
Zach, dude.
- But I don't wanna leave.
- I like it here.
Hannah, you have to understand.
I don't have to understand
anything.
Why can't we be normal for once?
Because we're not a normal
family. Now go get your things.
I'm so over this.
Oh! Teenagers.
I could've killed you.
That was a terrible throw.
How?
What are you doing here?
Go home.
No. Not until you explain
what's going on.
No, no, no.
I can't explain it.
We were almost just eaten
by Frosty the Snowman,
which should be impossible,
by the way, so try.
Okay, look...
Where do I begin? When I was
younger,
I suffered from terrible
allergies that kept me indoors.
And all the kids
threw rocks at my window
and called me names.
So I created
my own friends.
Monsters, demons, ghouls
to terrorize my neighborhood
and all the kids
that made fun of me.
And they became real
to me.
And then one day,
they actually...
became real.
My monsters literally
leapt off the page.
As long as the books
remain locked, we're safe.
But when they open,
well, you've just seen
what happens.
I'm allergic
to dust mites.
What's your point?
I'm just saying,
I have allergies too.
So I understand.
Why am I talking to you?
Hannah, let's go.
Hannah!
I'm sorry.
Let's go.
Hannah, you grab A to M,
I'll get M to Z.
And keep the man-eating plant
away from the bug-eyed aliens.
Oh, no. Not him.
Hello, Papa.
How long's it been?
Feels like forever.
Who are your new friends?
We're not friends.
Barely know him.
Slappy, it's so nice
to see you again.
Did you miss me?
Of course
I missed you.
So, what's the plan, friend?
You must've brought me out
for something fun.
Terrorize the locals?
Destroy the town?
Let's get silly.
You guessed it, Slappy.
and I...
And I couldn't do it
without you.
Aw, shucks.
You're giving me...
Oh, what's the word?
Goosebumps.
Oh, my God. He's so creepy.
Oh, he is such a crack-up.
Such a clever dummy.
Who are you calling "dummy,"
dummy?
You're trying
to put me back in?
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Don't be silly.
I know when you're lying to me,
Papa.
You've made Slappy
very unhappy.
He's not going back on the shelf
ever again.
Slappy, no, wait!
I think it's time
I started
pulling the strings
in this relationship.
Tonight is gonna be the best
story you've ever written.
All of your children
are coming out to play.
Oh, thank God he's gone.
Oh, God. He's gone.
And he's taken all the books.
That one's a real page-turner.
- Congratulations.
- You've just released a demon.
A ventriloquist dummy with
a serious Napoleonic complex.
I only opened one book, and now
I see that was a mistake.
The snowman must've knocked
Slappy's book down.
- I don't like you, boy.
It's locked
from the outside.
Out the kitchen door.
Go now.
Why is that here?
I don't know.
Maybe they're friendly.
Not friendly.
Definitely not friendly.
Ooh.
He's stuck to my face.
Definitely not friendly.
Dad! Aah!
Hold on. I'll save you.
I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.
Are you okay?
Ready, set, go.
I'm sorry.
Help me. Oh, no, no, no.
Help, someone.
Get back. Get back.
Get back.
Heave-ho. Heave-ho.
Heave-ho.
Help me. Help me. Get them off.
Okay, okay.
Heave-ho. Heave-ho.
Quickly.
Shut it. Shut it.
- Did you get them all?
Heave-ho. Heave-ho...
Untie me.
I imagined something different.
"Come over to my house.
There will be girls.
I'm your wingman. "
Oh, no, no, no.
We got to get out of here.
We need to get
to the basement.
It's locked.
I picked it.
That's breaking and entering!
Watch out for the bear traps.
Why'd it have to be bear traps?
- All right, come on. Hurry.
- Come on.
- Lock it! Lock it!
- Okay.
Why couldn't you have
written stories
about rainbows
and unicorns?
Because that doesn't sell
400 million copies.
Whoa, domestic?
No, worldwide.
It's still very impressive.
Shut up.
What is that?
He's burning the books.
Why's he doing that?
So there's no way to get
the monsters back inside.
It's Slappy's revenge.
Slappy's Revenge.
That's a good title.
Sorry, folks.
I'd slow down,
but I can't reach
the brake.
Hey, check out
my new best seller.
It'll grow on you.
Dropped calls are gonna be the
least of this town's problems.
- The town has been invaded.
- Communications are down.
We're talking mass chaos,
and no one knows how to stop it.
What do you think?
I'm not sure. I...
I'm not... I don't know.
It's
The Blob.
The Blob. The original
one with Steve McQueen.
Oh, I can't believe
you don't know that movie.
Come over to my house.
I got it on LaserDisc.
We'll wa...
Power went out again.
God. All night with this.
should kick on soon.
Somebody left
their ventriloquist dummy.
Who you calling "dummy"?
It's talking.
What is that thing?
I come in peace.
Unarmed.
I just wanna read you
a bedtime story.
- Sir, shut your mouth.
- Okay.
Because that's not gonna
stop me.
Hands where I can see them.
Officers!
You've been relieved
of your duties. Ha, ha!
Now, freeze.
Hello?
Oh, hello, cutie.
You must be lost.
Oh, and no tags.
Well, let's get you some water.
We'll take you around
the neighborhood
and we'll find your owner.
Is he handsome? Is he single?
his wife and needs a push?
All right.
Trying not to spill.
Don't be clumsy,
Lorraine.
Okay, you must be
so thirsty.
Everyone in town's been frozen.
Oh, my God. Oh, my God, Dad.
Dad, what happened to...?
Wait.
Oh. Oh, thank God.
Guys, false alarm.
It's not my dad.
What are we going to do?
Without those manuscripts,
there's nothing
I can do.
If... If you wrote the monsters
off the page,
then maybe there's a way
Wait... Yeah, yeah, yeah!
Why don't you just do that?
You have any idea how many
stories I'd have to write
I've created?
in both hands.
Dad, just listen to him.
It's a great idea.
Just one.
One story to capture them all.
Hmm, simple.
Just one, one story,
with every monster
I've ever created.
Brilliant. Really good idea.
He's a keeper.
You have a better idea?
Mm-hm, mm-hm.
A much better idea.
No, not now, I don't,
but...
Okay, then we gotta
get you to a computer
so you can start writing.
There's...
There's a computer store.
Just break in.
No, no, no.
I need my typewriter.
- What?
was on that Smith Corona.
It's not just me.
That typewriter is special.
It has a soul of its own.
it won't work.
Where's the typewriter?
Oh, don't worry.
It's somewhere safe.
? Get ugly
? And everybody say
? Get ugly
? Get ugly
? Get ugly
Come on.
Come on,
come on, come on.
Just give me one bar.
This was working earlier.
Brains.
Aah!
I'm sorry.
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