In The Horror at Camp Jellyjam, one of R. L. Stines' many camp-themed stories, siblings Wendy and Elliot become lost on a long road trip and end up at the mysterious "Camp Jellyjam", a summer camp ...

What's the best Goosebumps book of all time? Say Cheese and Die! No, wait, it's The Ghost Next Door. Or maybe The Horror at Camp Jellyjam? There's so many to pick from, how could one possibly choose?

Goosebumps, the horror franchise from the classic books by R.L. Stine, is still burned in readers’ memories. Some stand out as the best of the series.

My favorite among the “Goosebumps” books, for sheer gross-out factor and absurdity, is “The Horror at Camp Jellyjam,” about an underground-dwelling slime blob called King Jellyjam that ...

This weekend, R.L. Stine's spookiest, scariest characters from his famous Goosebumps books will come to life on the big screen—and we're over here with our fingers crossed that the following ...

That honor goes to “The Horror At Camp Jellyjam,” which featured a camp counselor on the cover based on Jacobus’ own image. Jacobus also designed the movie’s soundtrack, created in the ...

'The Horror At Camp Jellyjam' The worst part about this cover is that there's nothing outright terrifying. No living dummy or sharks or obvious monsters — just an extremely, extremely unsettling ...

R.L. Stine was the gateway drug into horror for millions of readers. He’s best known for Goosebumps (I’ll never forgive him for the The Horror at Camp Jellyjam book cover), but for the ...

“The Horror at Camp Jellyjam” (sesame oil washed El Dorado Three Year, Amaro Pasubio, blueberry compote, brown sugar spiced syrup, lemon, Angostura bitters) is a play on a PB&J, Brown said.