It’s another Goosebumps sequel! After completely forgetting his adventures in book #5, Gabe returns for more mummy-filled shenanigans in Egypt! Meanwhile, Ned and Jason suffer the consequences for filming this review immediately after the last one (the whiskey-drinking movie review).
Goosebumps finally hits the big screen! Jack Black stars as reclusive author R.L. Stine, and Jack Daniels cameos in our toilets and bed sheets. It’s Drinking With Goosebumps… on the big screen!*
Special thanks to KGB Project for the new theme song!
*Only actually a big screen if you’re watching this video on a monitor 42″ or larger
Ghost Beach has it all: beaches. Uhh… ghosts? Jerry and Terri find themselves in quite the ghastly predicament while on summer vacation. Meanwhile, the boys are strangely impressed with Amy’s latest libation.
Penis innuendos. Penis innuendos everywhere.
Outtakes, bloopers, and timely Avatar jokes from the second ten episodes of Drinking with Goosebumps. Very offensive in its language and Ned-to-shirtlessness-ratio.
It’s a new chapter in the Drinking With Goosebumps saga, and for once it doesn’t end on a cliffhanger….
….or does it?
Thanks to filming two episodes back-to-back (this and Monster Blood II), the guys incoherently attempt to describe the plot of Deep Trouble. Then things take a 180.
Ned’s eating something he shouldn’t be, and this time it isn’t paint chips. Plus we review R.L. Stine’s depressing take on hamster obesity.
Gary Lutz hates bees. Then he becomes a bee. I hate super muscly good-looking guys. …….nope, nothing.
After getting lost in the middle of nowhere, the Morris family stumble upon a mysterious amusement park called HorrorLand. Will Lizzy and Luke escape with their lives? Meanwhile, Ned and Jason are gassy and Bob has a crotch-rash.