It has Stine’s goofy-brand of Dad humor sprinkled throughout. I would recommend this one to Readers of all ages. It’s not gory, or overly descriptive in the Horror aspects, but still very compelling.
I would think that some kids would be scared by this one, but in a fun way. There’s an overall feeling of menace in this story that legitimately gave me the creeps. It was so fun and I easily listened to it in a couple hours. When I saw that my library had the 2015-audio version of this book available yesterday, on a whim I decided to listen to it. I have been feeling nostalgic lately for the Middle Grade and YA Horror of my younger years. It turns out, Dark Falls has a dark history with dark secrets, but will Josh and Amanda succumb to its dark aims?!
There’s too many eerie things happening and yeah, the other kids are saying weird things and continue acting strangely. Josh and Amanda are even able to befriend some local kids, who although a little odd, seem nice overall.Įven with others in the neighborhood accepting their arrival, the siblings can’t quite shake the feeling that something is off. They’re in a new, strange place and the house is old, it’s gonna have some creaks and groans. Their parents think the dog’s and kids’ reactions, are just due to the disruption of their regular life. The dog keeps fleeing in terror, Amanda is seeing people who aren’t there and Josh is just grumpy about the move in general. We follow brother and sister, Josh and Amanda, who are moving into a new home in the town of Dark Falls with their parents and the family dog.įrom the start, the kids aren’t having a good time. Originally published in 1992, this story channels all the vibes of the series. Welcome to Dead House is the first installment in R.L. Classic Goosebumps: Welcome to Dead House by R.L.
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