The Microscopic Muscle tissue: Introducing the Arrector Pili Deep inside the layers of our pores and skin, residing inside the dermis, lie a large number of small, clean muscle groups, barely seen to the bare eye. These are the arrector pili muscle groups – the very actors answerable for orchestrating the goosebump response. Formed like … Read more
The Genesis of Goosebumps on TV Adapting the Books The creaking of the attic door, the whispering wind by way of the bushes, a chillingly acquainted chortle echoing within the darkness – these are the sounds of childhood nightmares. And for a technology, these nightmares have been dropped at life each week on the tv … Read more
A New House and a Mysterious Clock The chilling tick of the second hand. A rhythmic pulse that echoes in the silence. Usually, a cuckoo clock hanging in a hallway is a familiar sight, a source of comfort, a marker of the passing hours. But what if that familiar tick-tock heralded something far more sinister? … Read more
Introduction Have you ever had that unsettling feeling, a shiver down your spine, when staring at something inanimate? A doll, a mannequin, or perhaps… a ventriloquist’s dummy? In the world of Goosebumps, that feeling is a constant companion. From the first spine-chilling encounter to countless re-tellings, the *dummy in Goosebumps* is more than just a … Read more
