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    23 Goosebumps Books You'll Still Find Terrifying

    I'm not scared, you're scared!

    Raise your hand if you're ever felt personally attacked by a R.L. Stine Goosebumps book that you read as a kid or if there's one that still creeps into your mind every now and then. ::raises hand::

    OK, now that we can all agree on something, here are some of the original books that'll *still* force you to sleep with the light on and *still* ~alarmingly~ resonate with you. Sorry, not sorry.

    1. Say Cheese and Die because a camera that wreaks havoc on its subjects is ~especially~ scary in 2017. RIP your social media presence.

    2. The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb — it has everything, like snooty cousins, ancient curses, and dead things stalking you in an unfamiliar locale!

    3. One Day at Horrorland — an even more treacherous spin on your typical family vacay: the Morrises end up at an empty monster-theme park. Sketchy much?

    4. The Haunted Mask — a tale that's enough to make you second guess all those gory Halloween looks you pinned months ago. Do you want your face to stay that way!?

    5. The Horror at Camp Jellyjam — it'll definitely speaks to people who'd rather not camp. Or play sports. Or go to a sports camp. Blech.

    6. Night of the Living Dummy 2 because a ventriloquist doll that's "normal" and minding its own business is still damn terrifying. And Slappy is not normal and even worse the second time around.

    7. It Came from Beneath the Sink! somehow makes the chore of doing the dishes even less desirable.

    8. Welcome to Dead House hits on one of the most terrifying non-supernatural things ever for a kid — moving to a new town and school. But of course there are supernatural shenanigans, too.

    9. Piano Lessons Can be Murder because you would've quit piano lessons even sooner if your teacher were named Dr. Shreek.

    10. Stay Out of the Basement floats the possibility of the things your parents warn you about being *so much* more monstrous than poisonous lawn chemicals.

    11. Calling All Creeps! feels eerily relevant today because the pranker seems like he'd be a Twitter egg nowadays.

    12. The Werewolf of Fever Swamp sounds like an absolute nightmare because the possibility of a very good pupper turning out to be quite the opposite is enough to spur an emotional breakdown.

    13. The Headless Ghost — like ghost hunting TV shows but with kids. So still creepy, but way more charming!

    14. A Night in Terror Tower makes a *very good* case for sticking with the tour group at historical spots with ghastly pasts.

    15. I Live in Your Basement! because basements AND phone calls that come from inside your house are hella scary.

    16. The Scarecrow Walks at Midnight reminds you that scarecrows are probably more terrifying to humans than birds. Right?! Right.

    17. The Barking Ghost — it might just make you less likely to pet a strange doggo. Might.

    18. Vampire Breath as yet even more motivation to load up on some garlic bread sticks, no matter how tough you act.

    19. The Curse of Camp Cold Lake — it proves yet again that going to camp is the worst. Especially when some hijinks to make your bunkmates like you endanger your damn life.

    20. Monster Blood reminds us that buying a dusty ole' jar of anything marked BLOOD is probably a horrible, no good, very bad idea.

    21. Don't Go to Sleep serves as a reminder that your mom is right 99.999999% of the time.

    22. Go Eat Worms! has a gag-worthy title and instills a newfound fear that the loved ones of every bug you've ever killed are coming to get you.

    23. And Ghost Beach because R.L. Stine can make anything bone-chilling, including the damn beach.

    You were warned.