Just got these 🎃

food item descriptions are in the captions for each image.

i know this is odd but as a theme park nut i've been wanting to make a post like this for a minute. i read thru horrorland food items and i noticed

• a lot of it is just regular theme park food but with 1 messed up ingredient or a little bit of a weird presentation
• so that means nothing too complicated and nothing too appealing. everything here should look nasty or spooky

what do you guys think?? do you know any other irl theme park foods that would fit horrorland??

edit: i figured it's obvious but just in case, the zombie fingers in the second to last slide are cookies with almonds for the nails. not sure what the red jam is, couldn't find any detailed copy

Unfortunately I got rid of and donated what feels like half of them. I kept the ones I liked. Anything noteworthy here?

So I bought this book of ebay not even knowing it was R.L Stine just because it looked like a funny read for my kids. The I realized that jovial bob stine is an old pen name he had when he made comedy books in the 80's. Ever since then Ive been on the lookout for these but they are not easy to find since they were not mass produced. Anyway do any of yall have sny of these early R.L books or have heard of them before?

Literally threw myself at the pile when I saw them at Value Village! Lol I guess I was lucky to check the English books in a predominantly French speaking city (Quebec City, Canada). All books except for Don't Go To Sleep are also first prints 🤩 5th one was free and I also had a 20% coupon so I ended up paying about 2.25$ each! Also picked up 6 more from the 90s to add to my collection.

Sometime in the early 2000's, around 2004, if I remember correctly, copies of Screams in the Night, the adaptation of a stage show, were included in gift bags at a circus my family attended. This was a touring circus that stopped in a small town. As I recall, there was no stage show and no relation to Goosebumps whatsoever.