In What if Disney produced the 1995 "Goosebumps" TV show? on the Disney Wiki, I came up with my own theory of what could happen if Disney produced the 1995 Goosebumps TV show, but after more thinking, I had another idea of what might happen if the actually bought the rights to Goosebumps in the 1990s.

If they bought the rights to R.L. Stine's book series, I can imagine that the Goosebumps HorrorLand Fright Show can still be performing, and even being performed in Disneyland. Walt Disney Records can also produce more Goosebumps audiobooks.

I can also imagine Disney making TV movie adaptations of the books that can be played on the Disney Channel with each of the TV movies being hosted by R.L. Stine, similar to how he hosted some episodes from the Goosebumps TV show. Some of the films can be package films that can feature a segment based on a Goosebumps book/story. Tim Burton can also direct one of them, since he was originally assigned to make a Goosebumps movie in the late 1990s. There can also be some Easter Eggs in the movies, with either posters or merchandise cameos of Disney characters.

What do you think? What else might happen if Disney bought the rights to Goosebumps in the 1990s, let me know in the comments below.

Hey all! Fandom observed Women's History Month in March by embracing equity through the lens of women, femme-identifying and non-binary people building the “tables” in industries where they often do not have a seat. We've had various programming from a playlist (listen to it here if you haven't already!) to interviews for women gamers (see here).

With March being over, so did Women's History Month come to an end. That said though, I am going to take liberty to still advertise one last thing in April, as it involved the horror community!

On the final day of Women's History Month, Fandom released a Final Girls Feature! The absolute highlights are:

• A Final Girls-inspired playlist with over 100 songs all performed by women and femme-identifying people! From well-known horror soundtracks to bobs giving off that Final Girl "don't mess with me" vibe, the entire playlist itself tells the story of the evolution of a Final Girl: from normal teenager to full-fledged powerhouse seeking to take down the killer by any means necessary (and some close calls with death along the way).

• Final Girls: The Trading Cards: a completely unique and newly created Final Girls deck featuring 24 heroines who defied all odds of survival and came out victorious!

Check out this absolute amazing card about Deena and head over to the blog to find 23 other horror queens!

• A dedicated Final Girls Wiki, intended to serve as a home for these amazing women where you can read more about them all in one place. your favorite one has a page!

So head over to the blog and let Mandy and Mike, the two Fandom staff members who are the masterminds behind the trading cards and playlist, know what you think about it all by leaving a comment!

Classic Goosebumps:

• The Haunted Mask 2

• Deep Trouble

• Welcome to Camp Nightmare

• Phantom of the Auditorium

• A Night in Terror Tower

• The Headless Ghost

• Night of the Living Dummy 3

• The Horror at Camp Jellyjam

• A Shocker on Shock Street

• Attack of the Graveyard Ghouls

• The Abominable Snowman of Pasadena

• How I Got My Shrunken Head

• Be Careful What You Wish For...

• Attack of the Jack-O'-Lanterns

• Bride of the Living Dummy

• Ghost Beach

• The Haunted Car

I will be binge-reading all the Fear Street books