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#1085
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#1085
Seen It:
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USA / English
| R.L. Stine | Narrator |
| Dakota Floeter | Little Dylan |
| Shelly Maclachlan | Ghost Camp Kid |
| Justin Berfield | |
| Keiko Agena | Janet Bingham |
| Michael Galeota | Todd Rossi |
| George Gore II | Frederick Goal |
| Betsy Randle | Dylan's mother |
| Dylan Sprouse | Buddy |
| Madeline Zima | Alexis Hall |
| Jake Burbage | |
| Dan Byrd | Drew |
| Brian Gaskill | |
| Kyle Gibson | Dave Miller |
| Director | David Jackson; Ron Oliver; Various Directors |
| Producer | Billy Crawford; Dan Kaplow |
| Writer | Naomi Janzen; Scott Murphy |
Crack the creaky door to R.L. Stine's Nightmare Room and what you're really stepping into is a twilight zone for 12-year-olds. Here, tween scenarios more twisted than getting caught at the mall with Grandma take flight, freaking out the kind of hapless middle- and high-schoolers we hook up with in Scareful. First, normally Mr. Nice Guy would shrug off getting the cold shoulder from his dream babe, but a raw red rash he develops lights up the switchboard to his sinister side. Next, what happens when you cast aside the dolls you treasured as a kid? Mostly nothing, but battered old Buddy won't go into the box quietly. Wrapping things up is a pathological liar whose every elaborate ruse turns suddenly, scarily real. Dim the lights, pass the Doritos, and lock your doors--only a nationwide ban on MTV could send bigger swarms of kids (ages 8 to young teens) screaming into the night. --Tammy La Gorce
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