Corrected entry: Seth is first shown standing in a void calling for help. As he does, the camera moves from in front of him to above to show there is nothing near him, but it also shows an obvious spotlight surrounding him.
Goosebumps (1995)
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Starring: Cody Jones, Kathryn Short, R.L. Stine, Scott Wickware
Night Of The Living Dummy II - S1-E10
Visible crew/equipment: In a wide shot of Slappy about to smash the guitar on the parents you can see that he is propped up on a stand.
Hannah: Hey, Alex. What's the matter? I told you I don't bite.
Night Of The Living Dummy II - S1-E10
Trivia: When Slappy says "Hey Sarah, Wanna Play!?" this is a reference to what Chucky, another living doll says, in the Child's Play films.
Question: At the start of every episode, it shows a man dressed in black carrying a black briefcase with the name R.L. Stine on it. Is the man in black really R.L. Stine or a crew member, and we are meant to only think it's Stine?
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Correction: The spotlight in the void was a metaphor and police interrogation gag used as a cruel and unusual punishment for Seth Gold being the main source of all of the trouble by using the remote control. Also think about how Goosebumps was set in a science-fictional modern time in which there are no impossibilities as to reality (e.g. voids only exist in science-fiction). The spotlight was not a mistake because the spotlight was completely visible.