Get Ready for
More Eerie Tales of The Haunting Hour!
R.L. STINE’S
THE HAUNTING HOUR: THE SERIES
R.L. Stine, the reigning king of children’s horror, is back
with two all-new DVD collections from the award-winning second season of the
Hub Network’s hit television series “R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour: The
Series.” On September 3rd, 2013, Shout! Factory, in collaboration
with the Hub Network, will unleash R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour: The
Series – Volume 5 and Volume 6 on home entertainment shelves
nationwide. Guaranteed to excite kids and their families with creepy
chills, each DVD collection is packed with spooky stories and all-new bonus
content guaranteed to thrill you and your parents like never before.
Delivering spine-tingling tales, the award-winning “R.L.
Stine’s The Haunting Hour: The Series” features guest star
appearances from some of young Hollywood’s biggest names, including Dakota Goyo
(Real Steel), Liam James (The Killing), Joel Courtney (Super
8), Dylan Minnette (Awake), Riley Griffiths (Super 8).
Jean-Luc Bilodeau (Kyle XY) and Frankie Jonas (Jonas L.A.)
Join these talented young actors as they coax you through the creepy and crawly
stories of The Haunting Hour’s outrageously fun second season.
“R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour: The Series” is currently
presented Saturdays at 6 and 6:30 p.m. (ET) on the Hub, Network a television
destination for kids and their families. The popular children’s anthology
series recently received the 2013 Daytime Emmy® Award for Outstanding
Children’s Series from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences,
and is a recipient of multiple Parents Choice Awards.
Setting the gold standard for contemporary horror for kids,
world-renowned children’s author R.L. Stine has penned hundreds of horror
stories and sold over 400 million books worldwide. Stine is the recipient
of a Children’s Choice Award, and holds the Guinness World Record for the #1
best-selling children’s book author for three years running.
R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour: The Series –
Volume 5 DVD
Episodes:
Scary Mary, Part 1
Scary Mary, Part 2
Swarmin' Norman
Flight
Pumpkinhead
Bonus Features:
A Look Behind The Screams
Original Promos
R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour: The Series –
Volume 6 DVD
Episodes:
Creature Feature, Part 1
Creature Feature, Part 2
Brush With Madness
Sick
Mascot
Bonus Features:
A Look Behind The Screams
Original Promos
Our Take:
My daughter takes after her mom, she just loves a good
scare. I was very fortunate to be able to check out The Shout Factory’s new
dvd’s R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour:
The Series Volumes 5 & 6 My daughter and I had a nice mommy and
daughter movie night. We bought some candy and popped some popcorn shut off the
lights and began the scare fest! Now if some of you are not aware of R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour:
The Series, it is kid friendly scary.. it can get a little
scary but it is in no way terrifying like adult horror films can be. My
daughter and I enjoys the two dvd volume 5 and volume 6. Each dvd has 5
episodes. We especially loved Swarmin'
Norman from volume 5. Norman, a
bug-loving, bullied boy discovers that he has the power to control insects, and
uses his newfound power to get back at his tormentors. What would it be
like to have a brother who loved bugs as much as Norman?? Well scary and cool
of course! My daughter is not a fan of
bugs at all so this episode really creped her out, but it was still cool to
watch.
Our favorite from volume 6 was Mascot this episode was scary. Willie and Drake hate their school mascot, Big Yellow, and decide to
replace him with something more conventional (like a gray wolf). But after the
gray wolf mascot disappears, Willie and Drake must break into the school after
hours to find him -- and soon discover the secret behind Big Yellow. Yello’s secret was scary I can see why this
can be a scary show. I loved the “A Look Behind the Screams” featurette, it was
fun to see how the shows were made a great extra. But overall we really loved
these dvds and I would recommend them.
The dvd’s arrive on 9/3/13 and retail for only $15.00 each.
They are affordable and fun for the kids. If you have a special little
Valentine this would make a wonderful valentine’s day surprise for that special
someone. These movies are creepy but not
horrifying. I would still recommend these shows for ages 8 and up, any younger
I think it would be a little to creepy for them, and I would not want the
little ones to have nightmares.
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