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Algebra, Murder, and Supernatural Powers: R.L. Stine’s <em>One Evil Summer</em> 

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Book cover of R.L. Stine's One Evil Summer

Algebra, Murder, and Supernatural Powers: R.L. Stine’s One Evil Summer 

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Book covers of When No One Was Looking by Rosemary Wells and Win Lose or Die by Diane Hoh

Game, Set, Match: Tennis Terror in When No One Was Looking and Win, Lose or Die 

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Dawn Wiener dances to the music in Welcome to the Dollhouse.

Contemplating the Past and the Future With Welcome to the Dollhouse and Eighth Grade

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Cover of R.L. Stine's Lights Out and an image of Sadie Sink as Ziggy in Fear Street Part Two: 1978

Welcome to Camp Nightwing: R.L. Stine’s Lights Out and Fear Street: 1978

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Sarah (Jennifer Connelly) dances with Jareth (David Bowie) in a scene from the movie Labyrinth

Five Fantasy Movies With Timeless Fairy Tale Vibes

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Book covers for Lael Littke’s The Watcher and Richie Tankersley Cusick’s Starstruck

As Seen on TV?: The Watcher and Starstruck 

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Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) drives a pale yellow convertible in an image from the television series Kolchak: The Night Stalker

Kolchak: The Night Stalker’s “Horror in the Heights” Misdirects in Many Dimensions

The Covers of Dark Moon and Bad Moonlight. Dark Moon features a woman looking out at night, the moon reflected in the window. Bad Moonlight features two singers at a microphone, with the silhouette of a howling wolf next to them, all against a colorful background.

Moonlit Terrors: Dark Moon and Bad Moonlight 

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Chaos Under the Corset: When Romance Covers Hide Revolution

Owen and Maddy in I Saw the TV Glow

I Saw the TV Glow Is a Meditation On Becoming That Will Haunt You

Cover of Dream Date by Sinclair Smith

Nightmares on the Heath: Sinclair Smith’s Dream Date

We Could Be “Eggheads”: Sliders and the Celebrity of Smart

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