I got the freakin' book with the button on it, and when you pressed it Slappy's eyes glowed red. The only book I ever got at the Scholastic Book Fair when I was a kid.
I love the way PM talks to his animations/puppets/creatures: like a boozed uncle that enjoys antagonizing and dismissing their annoying , over stimulated, and emotional stagnated nephews. The complete antithesis of Blues clues or pee wees playhouse where the host is overtly energetic and doting to a condescending level. Brilliant
Yes the playhouse vibe is exactly what I get too, & i love it & how creative this man is. It really gives me some more hope for youtube. Hopefully we get more creators like this, not just the same repetitive reactionary sht, where they stare at a screen lifelessly.
Really Great take on this. I grew up loving Pee Wee's Playhouse mostly for the creative objects, set pieces. Makes me wish PM would help work on a unique version off shoot of Pee Wee's Playhouse
You creating a nightmarish Cronenberg-esque Pee-wee's Playhouse with each new episode this year is unreal. Your channel just keeps getting better and better, man.
I recommend the low quality meat tasting video he was in on his Mom's channel. No fancy creatures, but the whole thing feels like a Peewee's playhouse nightmare. He is just trapped trying to be a polite "guest" for almost a whole hour.
If my father was a ventriloquist and then I find a doll talking on its own I would immediately think it’s the man that does that exact job that lives in my house.
"Bride of the Living Dummy" was the scariest episode for me. Mary Ellen was the creepiest looking doll I've ever seen. It's eyes are just pure madness.
goosebumps is what got me into horror at a very early age, and i still collect the old books and memorabilia when i come across some. thank you for this series-it’s awesome to look back on this goofy nostalgia with your style and humor
There’s just something about goosebumps that reminds me of the 90s when I was a child . It’s Halloween day. The afternoon when you get off school ready for the weekend . It’s cool and breezy. Creepy yet cozy. Life is so interesting
This asshole puppet has caused me to suffer from a phobia of dolls to this day. I had vivid Nightmares as a kid of slappy attacking me with toy story characters around no less joining in, and now I fear woody in real life as well
I'm surprised you haven't made any videos like this but on Tales from the Crypt. I remember watching that late at night with my dad. Some of those were awesome and the mascot is the GOAT.
I was 7 years old and had a collection of dummies and was strangely obsessed with ventriloquism. I had books about it, I had VHS tapes ABOUT the art of ventriloquism. I was a weird little neurodivergent kid.
I like that with all the meat animated characters he introduces (first of all super creative) but its not just one trope of the annoying character that he disregards or whatever, he actually gives them some interesting things to say that he agrees with sometimes and I like that.
As a small child in the late 90s/2000s I had like 20-something ventriloquist dummies and was OBSESSED and loved these Goosebumps episodes. There was also the GOOSEBUMPS 2000 ones that at least had BRIDE of the LIVING DUMMY and maybe more? And then all the new stuff I think has tons of Slappy stuff in there.
There’s a great Tales from the Crypt episode called The Ventriloquists Dummy with Bobcat Goldthwait and Don Rickles. Great spin on the living dummy trope.
One Goosebumps episode I never see anyone ever talk about is Cry of the Cat. Which is a shame because that episode is one that actually scared me as a small child. The cat chimerised woman in the movie is still nightmarish to this day.
@nicholaswetzel7119 I genuinely repressed Rip for the longest time. After I watched it and my family saw how scared of the cat I was, they would hide around the house and make cat sounds like Rip to fuck with me. About a decade later, a random goosebumps video on TH-cam unlocked a core memory of that and I genuinely spent a solid 20 min trying to figure out if episode was even actually real or just my brain playing tricks on me.
The Hybrid Cat Woman gave me nightmares for years to the point where my mom wouldn't let me even watch Goosebumps anymore lol. I never had any problems with the other episodes being too scary, but Cry of the Cat was next level 😂
The original covers for Night Of The Living Dummy used to scare the shit outta me as a kid. My brother had to cover up his bookshelf with a blanket whenever I walked into his room
I used to collect them; my room was notld 3s cover. 14 dummies and I never could understand why people thought I was a psychopath. They always tried to leave and I just wanted FRIENDS THAT WOULDNT LEAVE AND THEY WONT STOP LEAVING
This episode of goosebumps... Haunted me for a long time as a child. I remember getting a stuffed up Power Ranger that was around my height at the time, I got so scared that my parents had to remove it out of sight and later on gave it someone else.
I was obsessed with ventriloquist dummies and chucky as a kid, even though it's what terrified me more than anything lol..some strange dichotomy...I even had my pops purchase a Charlie McCarthy doll from a boutique shop..ya know, the one w/ the top hat and monacle...needless to say, that didn't last long and I was out of my damn mind
Holy shit I'm glad I'm not the only one that was obsessed with Chucky and ventriloquist dummies as a kid. It was such a weird phase and I didn't even watch Child's Play
Oh, too, it's crazy how I don't really remember the others but when you bring them up I definitely remember a specific short time in my life where I was about 5 to 6 yrs old actually and us kids got to see the whole set if goosebumps. I remember fondly as my newfound competition based friendship with my new step brother was being formed. My family lost him when I was 7.. so ik I had to see the movies at about 5 or 6 yrs old. He liked them too and I remember thinking how happy I was that he found enjoyment out of me finding enjoyment out of it.. seems like those are the ppl that are gone now that I miss and remember most lol the ones who got joy from seeing others enjoy life, funny how they always seem to die first... the selfless and most loving and committed ones
Ok. So my uncle used to be a professional ventriloquist and puppeteer. He's old now and very...eccentric. One day, he invited my husband to an abandoned school he owns (........🤷). Uncle Dale unlocks the padlock, the metal doors scrape open, and the dilapidated school is filled top to bottom, hoarder-style, with magazines and art supplies and horse tack and whatever else. They go into a room and he opens another door to reveal stairs. This is when my husband starts to get nervous and checks his exits hahaha. They go up the stairs into a huuuuge, old attic. The whole thing is the size of the school. Uncle Dale is talking like everything is just normal and my husband checks out every kind of junk you can imagine just piled and stacked and stuffed in nearly every inch. Uncle Dale goes over to this big old-fashioned wooden wardrobe and slides it over. These things are heavy, so it is no small feat. He slides over this wardrobe to reveal...a secret door! Husband is sweating now, fully panicked but stuck in and just hoping that my uncle is as trustworthy as we all insist. Uncle Dale unlocks this door (it's a deadbolt) and opens it. My uncle disappears into the pitch black room. Husband does not go in at first, but my uncle is talking and beckoning him to join him while he finds the light switch. When he does hit the switch, husband realizes he is entirely surrounded my all manner of puppets and marionettes: homemade, vintage, broken, intact, hanging from their strings, set up on shelves, all covered in dust and cobwebs. Husband yelped and then tried his best to play it cool while my uncle Dale took down his special puppets and told him the bizarre stories of each doll. Uncle Dale is not a dangerous person (I swear!), but this freaked out my husband so bad! After a while, husband said he had to pee and booked it outside and waited for Uncle Dale to casually lock up his terrifying horror-story-set. 😂😂😂
I saw your comment and I read it and then I watched the video twice because I watched the video twice and read your comment once but can’t do both at the same time that happened and it feels like it might be happening again anybody unfortunate enough to read everything I just wrote is completely meaningless and long for no reason I got really excitedto share what I wanted to share and I overextended it and the privilege should be revoked. This is why Twitter did with Twitter did he rest in peace
I grew up in Joplin, MO in the 80’s, and 90’s. I once had the weirdest coworker bring her ventriloquist dummy to WORK, and then she chased me around with it. We worked in sterilization in the local hospital, not some unprofessional setting, either!!
Always get a good laugh watching Papa Meat's videos. The Goosebumps episodes were definitely some of my favorites too. The way you painted the picture of Slappy, the ventriloquist, and the overall storytelling really transports me back to my childhood.
night of the living dummy II was my first goosebumps book and I remember being simultaneously confused and engaged. Goosebumps was one of those series where I could never find myself getting scared but they were pretty funny. The show was a lil creepier but are you afraid of the dark was the goat ngl
are you afraid of the dark was my shit, and the OG show. He did a video where he was like "its no Goosbumps" but he only watched 5 randomly selected episodes from a 5 season run lmao. Goosebumps wasnt better, it was basically the same thing, same cheesy 90s kids TV quality, but without the fun framing device of kids telling stories around a campfire.
I grew up in the 90s with Goosebumps and even though Slappy scared the shit out of me as a kid when I was 7 or 8...i too have to say Werewolf of Fever Swamps is just great
I’ve been loving the amount of production put into the recent videos. I’ve always loved this channel, Meat’s got such a good on-screen presence, but with the newer set, Winslow, the whole thing is been really enjoyable entertainment.
Absolutely 100% agree that physical effects are amazing. Toy soldier reference I love that movie, I loved a lot of movies that were like this back then toys coming to life or small creatures, batteries not included Johnny 5 all those are great and can never be the same or remade into something.
This was probably my favorite Goosebumps episode to watch as a kid. If you would've told me back then that the kid playing Zane would grow up to be Darth Vader, I would've laughed in your face.
Hunter, I don’t know how the hell it took me this long to find your videos but I am so happy I did. Currently binging most of them. Especially the goosebumps ones. I remember my old goosebumps special edition purple hardcover book that screamed when you opened it up. I wish I still had it somewhere!
My ex's extended family had a Christmas party every year, and it always included a talent show. Yes, they were Mormon, so Papa's joke is a lil too close to reality for some lol.
I think Salppy's design was also hella inspired by the 1985 movie Joey, aka MAKING CONTACT (dir. by Roland Emmerich) which paralyzed me into total fear as a young lad only second to clown scene in Poltergiest. great vid per usual hombre!
If it's one thing the Evil Dead series taught us, it's that you should never read the latin written in a spooky book or shady piece of paper. That and shop smart, shop s-mart
When I was much much younger my older sister used to torment me by telling me that Slappy was real and that he was coming to get us and kill us. She made sure to remind me almost every time I went to sleep for a few months. I did not read the books and had yet to see the show. I was horrified to go to sleep and would hide under my covers and overheat a lot and I needed a night light. Then I saw the show and thought it was the goofiest thing I had ever seen despite the fact I was still very young at the time. This had a very formative impact on my life and through a combination of trauma and gaslighting I learned to not be so afraid of things other people say. Often these things tend to be completely blown out of proportion.
Slappy always scared the shit out of me. The best Goosebumps episodes that caused legit fear from a show. You’re rundown of this makes me laugh at my childhood fear of Slappy. So thank you, for releasing the fear I’ve held so deeply Papa Meat.
Its honestly uncanny how similar Hayden’s performance here is to Attack of the Clones/Revenge of the Sith. I mean its not the quality per se but his facial expressions. Lmao with the “kick me! I dare ya” line he kind of has this Tim Heidecker vibe. And ya know, R.L Stein has that David Liebe Hart essence….
I bought a Slappy replica from the scary closet. I love it, thing is a tank! Where’d you get your Slappy from, I’d like one with the cracked head as well! Love your content, look forward to your videos all the time.
i love how Papa has revamped this channel with more animations, art and voice work this year! Really smart and keeps his personality in every episode. Creep Cast was also a super smart move bc Ted the Caver was a legendary video! Keep up the great work Papa❤!!!!
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ventriloquist dummies were a lot less of a threat in my adult life than I thought they'd be
Ikr? Same as quicksand. I blame tv for part of my anxiety problems ok
@@Tw0Dotsand real sticks of dynamite
Same lol
And fake tunnels.
Lava… 🤷🏻♀️
Slappy was always a weird character - He could've done so much cooler shit with his powers but chose to mess with a random family. Based dummy.
He did do a bunch of crazy shit in the goosebumps TV series/reboot they did last year
@@sarahcrawford189yeah but that show was MID
@@sarahcrawford189ugh. I liked most of the show, but that last episode was fucking hot dookie
How much for that slapped dummy? For ... reasons.
The Tom Bombadil of Goosebumps
Didn’t know slappy was hung like an xenomorph
Petition for more Winslow
I got the freakin' book with the button on it, and when you pressed it Slappy's eyes glowed red. The only book I ever got at the Scholastic Book Fair when I was a kid.
I love the way PM talks to his animations/puppets/creatures: like a boozed uncle that enjoys antagonizing and dismissing their annoying , over stimulated, and emotional stagnated nephews. The complete antithesis of Blues clues or pee wees playhouse where the host is overtly energetic and doting to a condescending level. Brilliant
So true. The “yeah whatever, so anyway-” energy makes the whole routine work amazingly
Yes the playhouse vibe is exactly what I get too, & i love it & how creative this man is. It really gives me some more hope for youtube. Hopefully we get more creators like this, not just the same repetitive reactionary sht, where they stare at a screen lifelessly.
Really Great take on this. I grew up loving Pee Wee's Playhouse mostly for the creative objects, set pieces. Makes me wish PM would help work on a unique version off shoot of Pee Wee's Playhouse
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Hayden Christensen??? That's crazy lord Vader was in this
You creating a nightmarish Cronenberg-esque Pee-wee's Playhouse with each new episode this year is unreal. Your channel just keeps getting better and better, man.
For real. It feels like we are building to something wonderful
That Ghostbusters movie sucked.
I recommend the low quality meat tasting video he was in on his Mom's channel. No fancy creatures, but the whole thing feels like a Peewee's playhouse nightmare. He is just trapped trying to be a polite "guest" for almost a whole hour.
@@SorrowAvenue Holy shit you're right. I haven't changed my photo in 8 years and I forgot what it was. Kate McKinnon is still good though.
If my father was a ventriloquist and then I find a doll talking on its own I would immediately think it’s the man that does that exact job that lives in my house.
The fact RL Stine says his biggest accomplishment was “getting boys to read” is one of my favorite things
"Bride of the Living Dummy" was the scariest episode for me. Mary Ellen was the creepiest looking doll I've ever seen. It's eyes are just pure madness.
Haunted Mask II and Deep Trouble I thought were the scariest Goosebumps Episodes.
And the fact that Slappy canonically likes little girls
The ending of that episode scared me as a kid
Plus Slappy wanting the 8 year old girl to be his bride like....whut
How can anyone be scared of those dumbass Elmo eyes?
The redhead slappy is amazing tbh
Yep
He's the best Slappy.
there's other slappys? pishposh that's some hogwash
I'm Canadian and this just gave me PTSD, this was the SHIT back in the day. My cottage had like 16 Goosebumps dvds in the kids room
goosebumps is what got me into horror at a very early age, and i still collect the old books and memorabilia when i come across some. thank you for this series-it’s awesome to look back on this goofy nostalgia with your style and humor
I loved these books as a kid.
There’s just something about goosebumps that reminds me of the 90s when I was a child . It’s Halloween day. The afternoon when you get off school ready for the weekend . It’s cool and breezy. Creepy yet cozy. Life is so interesting
the winslow xp puppet is amazing meat, this channel is gunna be huge
I love that tv thing, love his commentaries and the fact that he's senile.
Fav co-host, almost as good as the leprechauns.
It’s a computer, but yeah it’s pretty cool. I love that his fingers are the keyboard keys.
That "TV thing" 🤭
Now I know why Anakin killed all those younglings….. his cousins bullied him with dolls.
Cringe you are late 40 years late
i’m so happy you mentioned the Zayn - Wilhelm scream. that’s been driving me nuts for years 17:17
I absolutely love when you go through Goosebumps like this, its so cozy.
fun fact: the voice actor of Rocky is the same guy who played the librarian from the girl who cried monster.
As someone named Zane this video is a crazy experience. We never hear our name in media or youtube.
There's a Zhane in Power Rangers in Space
On god bro
Ninjago
Better than being insane 😂
Zane and Heath??
This asshole puppet has caused me to suffer from a phobia of dolls to this day. I had vivid Nightmares as a kid of slappy attacking me with toy story characters around no less joining in, and now I fear woody in real life as well
Don't watch "Magic" starring Anthony Hopkins, then.
Damn I can't imagine a dream where buzz and woody are jumping my ass
🎶you got a friend me🎶
@@tootsownhorn5874
WTF BRUH
That goosebumps episode with the mask that attached itself to the kids face was wild
The thing wiggling in slappy's lap is amazing 10/10
That’s the Papa Meat custom rubber dong !
Hot
He always has it on its lap. Check any old video.
@Mr.Twinkie91 you mean like the tv show?
@@redcherry8137 haha no, in papa meats other videos. He's in the background with this willy. Lol
20:42 was so out of pocket i chocked on my pizza at 4:30am fuck man
absolutely love your goosebumps rundown showdowns.
I'm surprised you haven't made any videos like this but on Tales from the Crypt. I remember watching that late at night with my dad. Some of those were awesome and the mascot is the GOAT.
23:39 I see someone's a fan of The I.T. Crowd over in Meatland
I was 7 years old and had a collection of dummies and was strangely obsessed with ventriloquism. I had books about it, I had VHS tapes ABOUT the art of ventriloquism. I was a weird little neurodivergent kid.
You were probably the most interesting seven year old ever when I was seven all I did was play with army toys and made them fight like everyone else.
I just tugged on myself 🤷
We all make mistakes.
I like that with all the meat animated characters he introduces (first of all super creative) but its not just one trope of the annoying character that he disregards or whatever, he actually gives them some interesting things to say that he agrees with sometimes and I like that.
As a small child in the late 90s/2000s I had like 20-something ventriloquist dummies and was OBSESSED and loved these Goosebumps episodes. There was also the GOOSEBUMPS 2000 ones that at least had BRIDE of the LIVING DUMMY and maybe more? And then all the new stuff I think has tons of Slappy stuff in there.
There’s a great Tales from the Crypt episode called The Ventriloquists Dummy with Bobcat Goldthwait and Don Rickles. Great spin on the living dummy trope.
These are the best, would love more Goosebumps meat content! (RL Stine once wished me a happy birthday and told me to “stay scary” what a legend)
R L Stine lays awake in fear of you to this day.
One Goosebumps episode I never see anyone ever talk about is Cry of the Cat. Which is a shame because that episode is one that actually scared me as a small child. The cat chimerised woman in the movie is still nightmarish to this day.
“They’re ready for you, Rip.” 😬😂
@nicholaswetzel7119 I genuinely repressed Rip for the longest time. After I watched it and my family saw how scared of the cat I was, they would hide around the house and make cat sounds like Rip to fuck with me. About a decade later, a random goosebumps video on TH-cam unlocked a core memory of that and I genuinely spent a solid 20 min trying to figure out if episode was even actually real or just my brain playing tricks on me.
The Hybrid Cat Woman gave me nightmares for years to the point where my mom wouldn't let me even watch Goosebumps anymore lol. I never had any problems with the other episodes being too scary, but Cry of the Cat was next level 😂
The original covers for Night Of The Living Dummy used to scare the shit outta me as a kid. My brother had to cover up his bookshelf with a blanket whenever I walked into his room
R. L. Stein comes on screen like the crypt keeper in tales from the crypt, they both look the same age and amount of being alive.
3:34
Winsolow XP, you literally *_ARE_* a Puppet, a Puppet of a Fleshy Computer, but still a Puppet
Thats why he doesnt like it
It funny each time he talks to Winsolow
Almost like that's the joke or something.
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But he looks good on film
The actor playing the little girl's father in Night of the Living Dummy 2 looks like someone in the middle of transforming into Clint Howard.
I used to collect them; my room was notld 3s cover. 14 dummies and I never could understand why people thought I was a psychopath. They always tried to leave and I just wanted FRIENDS THAT WOULDNT LEAVE AND THEY WONT STOP LEAVING
Wut...?
This episode of goosebumps... Haunted me for a long time as a child. I remember getting a stuffed up Power Ranger that was around my height at the time, I got so scared that my parents had to remove it out of sight and later on gave it someone else.
The editing keeps getting better and better, well done!
It's Halloween and Christmas all in one whenever Papa Meat posts a new video.
I was obsessed with ventriloquist dummies and chucky as a kid, even though it's what terrified me more than anything lol..some strange dichotomy...I even had my pops purchase a Charlie McCarthy doll from a boutique shop..ya know, the one w/ the top hat and monacle...needless to say, that didn't last long and I was out of my damn mind
Holy shit I'm glad I'm not the only one that was obsessed with Chucky and ventriloquist dummies as a kid. It was such a weird phase and I didn't even watch Child's Play
Oh, too, it's crazy how I don't really remember the others but when you bring them up I definitely remember a specific short time in my life where I was about 5 to 6 yrs old actually and us kids got to see the whole set if goosebumps. I remember fondly as my newfound competition based friendship with my new step brother was being formed. My family lost him when I was 7.. so ik I had to see the movies at about 5 or 6 yrs old. He liked them too and I remember thinking how happy I was that he found enjoyment out of me finding enjoyment out of it.. seems like those are the ppl that are gone now that I miss and remember most lol the ones who got joy from seeing others enjoy life, funny how they always seem to die first... the selfless and most loving and committed ones
We were the same age that's how ik how old I was.
Damn you're really popping these high-quality videos out quick. Don't forget to take time for yourself and your team.
Ok. So my uncle used to be a professional ventriloquist and puppeteer. He's old now and very...eccentric. One day, he invited my husband to an abandoned school he owns (........🤷). Uncle Dale unlocks the padlock, the metal doors scrape open, and the dilapidated school is filled top to bottom, hoarder-style, with magazines and art supplies and horse tack and whatever else. They go into a room and he opens another door to reveal stairs. This is when my husband starts to get nervous and checks his exits hahaha. They go up the stairs into a huuuuge, old attic. The whole thing is the size of the school. Uncle Dale is talking like everything is just normal and my husband checks out every kind of junk you can imagine just piled and stacked and stuffed in nearly every inch. Uncle Dale goes over to this big old-fashioned wooden wardrobe and slides it over. These things are heavy, so it is no small feat. He slides over this wardrobe to reveal...a secret door! Husband is sweating now, fully panicked but stuck in and just hoping that my uncle is as trustworthy as we all insist. Uncle Dale unlocks this door (it's a deadbolt) and opens it. My uncle disappears into the pitch black room. Husband does not go in at first, but my uncle is talking and beckoning him to join him while he finds the light switch. When he does hit the switch, husband realizes he is entirely surrounded my all manner of puppets and marionettes: homemade, vintage, broken, intact, hanging from their strings, set up on shelves, all covered in dust and cobwebs. Husband yelped and then tried his best to play it cool while my uncle Dale took down his special puppets and told him the bizarre stories of each doll. Uncle Dale is not a dangerous person (I swear!), but this freaked out my husband so bad! After a while, husband said he had to pee and booked it outside and waited for Uncle Dale to casually lock up his terrifying horror-story-set. 😂😂😂
I was gonna read but my brain said no once i expanded the comment. Make a video of ur comment because i was genuinely interested in the beginning
I think if I walked into a room and found myself surrounded by creepy puppets, I'd shit myself in fear
That's the kinda uncle goals to strive for 😂 welcome to the family.
I saw your comment and I read it and then I watched the video twice because I watched the video twice and read your comment once but can’t do both at the same time that happened and it feels like it might be happening again anybody unfortunate enough to read everything I just wrote is completely meaningless and long for no reason I got really excitedto share what I wanted to share and I overextended it and the privilege should be revoked. This is why Twitter did with Twitter did he rest in peace
Is Uncle Dale single?? Lol
I grew up in Joplin, MO in the 80’s, and 90’s. I once had the weirdest coworker bring her ventriloquist dummy to WORK, and then she chased me around with it. We worked in sterilization in the local hospital, not some unprofessional setting, either!!
I live there now lol never expected to see someone from Joplin in the wild
It’s weird seeing Joplin MO mentioned
Sounds like a cool co-worker to me
Go ole jomo
Didn’t Joplin get hit by a really bad tornado? Like a F-5?
31:12 I wish you had more reasons to disappoint Winslow. His sadness makes me smile.
3:00 papa, I am a child ventriloquist.
How old
@@fau3058no diddy
Always get a good laugh watching Papa Meat's videos. The Goosebumps episodes were definitely some of my favorites too. The way you painted the picture of Slappy, the ventriloquist, and the overall storytelling really transports me back to my childhood.
Hey big P, you've become my absolute fav channel lately and the quality is fucking fire. You da best
night of the living dummy II was my first goosebumps book and I remember being simultaneously confused and engaged. Goosebumps was one of those series where I could never find myself getting scared but they were pretty funny. The show was a lil creepier but are you afraid of the dark was the goat ngl
I TOTALLY agréé 💯😊👍. I am 42 and AYAOTD was the first and the scariest best of all the kids shows. They truly were the best 😛👍💜
are you afraid of the dark was my shit, and the OG show. He did a video where he was like "its no Goosbumps" but he only watched 5 randomly selected episodes from a 5 season run lmao. Goosebumps wasnt better, it was basically the same thing, same cheesy 90s kids TV quality, but without the fun framing device of kids telling stories around a campfire.
@@mediumvillainah just different tastes tho. I don't feel bad if somebody doesn't like something as much as me
@@maritimeretro2855 i feel like in this case its basically the same thing done the same way, so its more about having the nostalgia connection
Great video, man! This one was always one of my favorites. They also made Bride Of The Living Dummy into an episode which actually scared me as a kid.
I grew up in the 90s with Goosebumps and even though Slappy scared the shit out of me as a kid when I was 7 or 8...i too have to say Werewolf of Fever Swamps is just great
If I remember correctly, they never released the night of the Living Dummy 1, but they did release The Bride of the Living Dummy.
Dude you are RIGHT on time with your uploads. Every time I decide to chill and watch TH-cam, I have a new upload from you.
I loved the cover art for the goosebumps books. Do a tier list for favorite cover art
I’ve been loving the amount of production put into the recent videos. I’ve always loved this channel, Meat’s got such a good on-screen presence, but with the newer set, Winslow, the whole thing is been really enjoyable entertainment.
That computer puppet will continue to be the most beautiful and harrowing thing I've ever seen
I am so happy you made this video. Snappy scared the living crap out of me as a kid.
Honestly your goosebumps commentary videos are some of my favorites of this channel
Absolutely 100% agree that physical effects are amazing. Toy soldier reference I love that movie, I loved a lot of movies that were like this back then toys coming to life or small creatures, batteries not included Johnny 5 all those are great and can never be the same or remade into something.
Damn! didnt know Slappy was packin so haaaaaaard. Dude is bricked up and nowhere to go.
1:34 love the goosebumps intro as a censor
This was probably my favorite Goosebumps episode to watch as a kid. If you would've told me back then that the kid playing Zane would grow up to be Darth Vader, I would've laughed in your face.
This was my entire childhood, I will always love goosebumps.
I love Winslow. I NEED MORE WINSLOW
Same
I love how we are slowing seeing meatcanyon slowly turn into a cursed jontron
You know I'm here for it
So just a racist guy
a better, less try hard, version of jontron
Hunter, I don’t know how the hell it took me this long to find your videos but I am so happy I did. Currently binging most of them. Especially the goosebumps ones. I remember my old goosebumps special edition purple hardcover book that screamed when you opened it up. I wish I still had it somewhere!
I’m LDS and when you said “this family is probably Mormon, they have these talent shows” HAD ME CACKLING. New family time idea
My ex's extended family had a Christmas party every year, and it always included a talent show. Yes, they were Mormon, so Papa's joke is a lil too close to reality for some lol.
ZBiotics sounds like the name of a company that starts the zombie apocalypse in a movie.
Bro i was gonna say the same shit 😂
The bottles also remind me of the G and T-virus lmao
Same here man, I thought I was just crazy😂
@@micha6390 **drinks vial** "mmmm blueberry, not bad..."
**explosive extra limb growth**
AHHHH YES WHAT A SATURDAY
the quality of your videos is insanely good
Keep the goosebumps content coming I love these so much
You should totally do a video on the that Goosebumps movie that came out a few years back.
Jumper is one of my favorite movies...
Haha same I loved that movie
I think Salppy's design was also hella inspired by the 1985 movie Joey, aka MAKING CONTACT (dir. by Roland Emmerich) which paralyzed me into total fear as a young lad only second to clown scene in Poltergiest. great vid per usual hombre!
i fucking love ur goosebumps videos, it just makes this all the better that this is abt slappy 😭
The way papa interacts with his characters is so real they seem so lifelike and organic
If it's one thing the Evil Dead series taught us, it's that you should never read the latin written in a spooky book or shady piece of paper. That and shop smart, shop s-mart
When I was much much younger my older sister used to torment me by telling me that Slappy was real and that he was coming to get us and kill us. She made sure to remind me almost every time I went to sleep for a few months.
I did not read the books and had yet to see the show. I was horrified to go to sleep and would hide under my covers and overheat a lot and I needed a night light.
Then I saw the show and thought it was the goofiest thing I had ever seen despite the fact I was still very young at the time.
This had a very formative impact on my life and through a combination of trauma and gaslighting I learned to not be so afraid of things other people say. Often these things tend to be completely blown out of proportion.
It always makes my day to see a new papa meat video
HES FINALLY SPEAKING ABOUT THE BEST EPISODE!
Slappy always scared the shit out of me. The best Goosebumps episodes that caused legit fear from a show. You’re rundown of this makes me laugh at my childhood fear of Slappy. So thank you, for releasing the fear I’ve held so deeply Papa Meat.
I simply cannot get enough of the goosebumps episodes
1:12 "I don't like sand"
I never forgot those wise words
Now as an adult, the genuinely scariest TV episode was Ghost Next Door
Its honestly uncanny how similar Hayden’s performance here is to Attack of the Clones/Revenge of the Sith. I mean its not the quality per se but his facial expressions.
Lmao with the “kick me! I dare ya” line he kind of has this Tim Heidecker vibe.
And ya know, R.L Stein has that David Liebe Hart essence….
29:15 same dad as the one from the ‘1999’ Creepcast apparently
This slowly becoming my favorite TH-cam channel, other channels I like are JonTron and cinemassacre.
Yes! These are the best, time to get a snack a drink & relax. The Goosebumps are some of the best episodes.
I bought a Slappy replica from the scary closet. I love it, thing is a tank! Where’d you get your Slappy from, I’d like one with the cracked head as well! Love your content, look forward to your videos all the time.
me and my little brother absolutely loved the goosebumps series growing up and slappy will always hold a special place in our hearts
You should have included Bride of the Living Dummy! That one is pretty interesting as well.
I’m a ventriloquist and my dummy and I constantly get into arguments about who the *real* knot head is…
The long winter nights must just fly by.
U scare me
I believe you
@@Col-Heem but my tommy gun don't
Thank you, Mr Pringle
Your welcome
@@RamenNoodles3483 lol based
Mr Bungle
@MoreRileyAndDJMarioBros nobody gives a shit about your shitty video
Mr. Krinkle
I'm enjoying this session of watching one of my favorite all time nostalgic films with your commentary ❤ Meat for life
i love how Papa has revamped this channel with more animations, art and voice work this year! Really smart and keeps his personality in every episode. Creep Cast was also a super smart move bc Ted the Caver was a legendary video! Keep up the great work Papa❤!!!!
in my 'night of the living dummy II' pj tee and new papameat vid to match?! what a time to be alive
Nice production Hunter!
I freaking love puppets. Always have, always will.
They are alive! I know it!
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