R.L. Stine’s ‘Zombie Town’ Gets Spooky (But Not Scary) Rating

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R.L. Stine’s ‘Zombie Town’ Gets Spooky (But Not Scary) Rating
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The haunting adaptation stars Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd.

The Big Picture For any kid that grew up in the 90s and early 2000s, R.L. Stine was their go-to destination for family friendly horror. Whether it was his iconic Goosebumps TV series or films like The Haunting Hour all based on the author’s hit book series, Stine was a major part of a lot of horror fans’ childhoods. There are many new haunting projects coming soon based on Stine’s work including an upcoming film adaptation of the author’s best-selling 2012 book Zombie Town.

The rating shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise given Stine’s past horror efforts leaning towards the YA crowd, but the teen rating is for “some language and bloody imagery”. What’s exciting about this particular film is that it’s starring two comedy legends Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd. In the horror space Aykroyd is best known for the iconic Ghostbusters franchise while Chase is best known for the ill-fated John Carpenter film Memoirs of an Invisible Man.

What’s Zombie Town About? The novel Zombie Town follows a 12-year-old boy named Mike and his friend Karen as they go see a movie of the same name in their quiet town. However, the film suddenly comes to life and the zombies start to chase them throughout the theater. This is a classic Stine set up that is going to feel right at home with the nostalgic Goosebumps crowd. Stine has proven time and time again that he’s been more than his Goosebumps legacy.

When’s Zombie Town Releasing? While there’s no release date for Zombie Town yet, horror fans should hear more news on that front soon given the rating. You can also imply by the rating that the film had finished shooting before the actor’s strike went into effect. Whatever the case may be, the earliest we should expect Zombie Town to come out is mid 2024. Until then, you can stream Stine’s Fear Street trilogy on Netflix now. Also, a Goosebumps reboot is currently in the works for Disney+.

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