Ferris Wheel (Sony Classical 2015)

   

Divided into two parts of musical score, the famous big screen version from children horror’s book series Goosebumps starring Jack Black as the infamous writer R.L Stine disguising as Mr. Shivers as the beginning comes with a single Mom Gale moving in to Madison, Delaware with her son Zach whose struggling the new environments and school-life suddenly, met their strange next door neighbor Mr. Shivers and his daughter Hannah.

As it continues with Zach manage to sneaking inside their house only to find that Mr. Shivers actually – is the famous children-horror novelist R.L. Stine whose hiding from the public for quite a time. 

Mistakenly unlocked the manuscripts and releasing most of Stine’s hideous wicked and creepy characters out like dark magic curse, Zach then finding that not only him, Hannah and Mr.Stine had to deal with mischievous creatures like Lawn Gnomes, giant mantis, werewolf and Slappy the living evil ventriloquist doll commanding the monsters and ghouls to destroying the town and hurting peoplebut also these characters need to be recaptured and put inside the secret book again in no time. As for the first time the music score composer Danny Elfman not working with Tim Burton on settling the Goosebumps Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with the trademark touch from him composed the musical scoring in classic instrumental backed-up by orchestra and strings section to bring the small town boy ghoulies adventures turning reality that spooky, scary but also romantic and fun as the characters played by either Jack Black, Dylan Minnette or Amy Ryan are simply attached to the R.L Stine and Goosebumps brand carefully presented for certain ages with Camcoder, ice Rink and many more tracks. 

Too short for one movie but it’s still looks and sounded good, though.  


Link:
http://www.soundtrack.net/album/goosebumps/