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Quote of the day: “There is always room for coincidence.” -Carsten Nicolai Fact of the Day: The term “goose bumps” was originally slang for the red bumps caused by venereal diseases. -Source Today’s Holiday: Be Late For Something Day -woohoo, I do this every day! Link of the Day: Passive aggressive notes are annoying, yet strangely amusing.

Carter Beats the Devil by Glen David Gold (book) is in development now for AMC. It is rumoured that the project will be ready for the 2009 pilot season. The film rights for Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time series have been optioned by Universal Pictures. They are reportedly planning to start with book one, The Eye of the World.

Goosebumps coming to the big screen by Sandy Maple Aug 20th 2008 10:00AM Kids 8-11, Teens & tweens, In the news, MediaSince 1992, author R. L. Stine has been scaring the pants off young readers with his Goosebumps books. The science fiction/horror series for the under-twelve set has inspired several board games, PC games and even a television series.

We talked about horror for kids, and now one of our favorite picks, Goosebumps, may be coming to the big screen, courtesy of Columbia Pictures. The writing team of Larry Karaszewski and Scott Alexander are in talks to create a screen adaptation, based on the books written by R.L. Stine.

The middle-grade book series Goosebumps by R. L. Stine is going to become a live-action movie produced by Columbia Pictures. According to Cynopsis Kids, the Goosebumps movie will likely feature unknown young actors as the leads, with well-known actors in supporting roles–just as the Harry Potter movies did.

The popular children’s series of horror books by R.L. Stine, ‘Goosebumps’, is going to be turned into at least one feature film.  The rights to the series of books were picked up by Sony Pictures who already has two screenwriters working on the script.

18Aug08 “Goosebumps” Movie in the Works By Eugene Wong Categories: Books, Movies, Television and Uncategorized Tags: columbia pictures, goosebumps, junior fiction, r.l. stine, scholastic Well, this is interesting. I’m sure most of you who grew up in the 90s are familiar with the ever-popular junior horror novels “Goosebumps” by R.L.

Goosebumps is a children’s horror series (strange combination I know) of stories by R.L. Stine. There have so far been 50 books in the series, and sales have been incredibly healthy. In fact, it is only beaten by Harry Potter as the highest-grossing book series for publisher Scholastic.

Goosebumps is a children’s horror series (strange combination I know) of stories by R.L. Stine. There have so far been 50 books in the series, and sales have been incredibly healthy. In fact, it is only beaten by Harry Potter as the highest-grossing book series for publisher Scholastic.

According to The Hollywood Reporter writer's Larry Karaszewski and Scott Alexander are presently in negotiations to write the movie adaptation of popular 1995 children's Science Fiction and Horror series Goosebumps.