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Haunting attractions

thrill and terrify the

metro Once October hits every year teens and adults alike seek out haunted attractions to give them the adrenaline rush and thrills they can only get once a year. Luckily Minnesota has plenty of highly rated and reviewed haunted attractions across the metro area. Most of these attractions have been running for over a decade making them some of the best of Minnesota’s haunted attractions. Some of these include Trail of Terror, Scream Town and Nightmare Hallow Scream Park. Covering from Sauk Rapids to Shakopee , Minnesota these haunted attractions are located all over. People just have to look outside of their town. Appropriate for most ages these haunted attractions range from various sizes and prices to cover everyones haunting wishes.

Trail of Terror, a local favorite, is located behind the Renaissance Fair grounds in Shakopee, MN terrifies customers both inside and out. Presenting their original terror’s Hotel 666 and Howling Pines Wood Walk they also give customers small scares inside trailers scattered around the grounds. These trailers include themes such as Bone Appetit and Crub’s pest control. This year they have incorporated a new interactive thrill factor

were one must escape a haunted room in the Escape Room, while timed. Open all through October, Trail of Terror welcomes all with the small price of $20. Along with Trail of Terror, one of Minnesota’s largest attraction lies in Chaska, MN. Scream Town has been branded Minnesota’s number one haunted attraction of the year. It consists of six attractions plus two brand new frightening VIP attractions. The two

new attractions are Phobia House and Abandoned trail, each need a signed waiver to attend if you are 18 and younger. Some of their original attractions include Circus Asylum, Crop Spawn, and Ludicrous Labyrinth. Open all through October and November 1, tickets cost $25 and VIP are $50. (Continued on page 4)

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by Alex Dilloneditor-­in-­chief

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in Greenwood A family of five was found dead in their Greenwood home, late Monday (September 7) night or early Tuesday (September 8) morning. Although, at first, the police had difficulty determining who shot whom, after a biopsy in a recent news release the Minnetonka police department said “All evidence indicates Brian Short killed his family members in their bedrooms before turning the gun on himself.” The school district the children attended contacted the police after the kids had been inexplainably absent for the past two days. It was during a welfare check that the police found the bodies. Police found Karen Short and her three kids, Cole, 17, Madison, 15, and Brooklyn, 14, dead in their bedrooms, while Brian Short was found in the home’s 8-­car garage. The police haven’t

discovered a motive for this sudden murder suicide, but Mr. Short’s website (allnurses.com) had been struggling in the past couple of months. This unexpected and tragic event has been devastating to the small community of Greenswood and all who knew the family. Minnetonka High School, where the kids attended high school, held a moment of silence for the family at Friday’s football game against Wayzata. The entire school also wore orange to honor the students, while grief counselors were available the couple following days. Many kind words were said about the family at their funeral, and thousands of condolences were posted on Short’s website as well.

Caitlyn Jonesmanaging editor

Student in trouble for electronic workings

Being proud of his hard a work and the time that was put in a fourteen year old Ahmed Mohamed was arrested for making a clock? This freshman from Texas, his dream it to become an engineer, Mohamed built a homemade clock out of a pencil case. This pencil case however was a silver and has a clip making it a little more suspicious. After showing his project to his teacher thinking she’ll be impressed she instead went forward to call the cops thinking that herself and others are in danger. After questioning Mohamed is not charged with anything but was still suspended for a couple of days and is think of transferring to a different

school. After the incident there was also a huge uprising in social media with the fact that he is muslim but getting many people to stand behind Mohamed through this time from people all

over the world including the president of the United States.

Morgan Hermannmanaging editor

World events that stay the same When thinking about the world events occasionally you think to yourself, “what’s going on with *insert event*”. Some world events are just “the same old same old”. Throughout the past few years there are a few things that just don’t seem to change in the world. ISIS, and North Korea are two topics that have been present for years now, and it’s easy to lose track of what is happening with them. Recently a small group of ISIS defectors, 58, have come forward and stated what they disagree with about ISIS. Many of the defectors disagreed with

jobs and favoritism that ISIS shows. Two of the defectors were said to have left after they were chosen to be suicide bombers. Others stated a disagreement in the very evident favoritism that ISIS shows. While ISIS is still a very dangerous group, members are still defecting and telling their stories about ISIS. Overall ISIS is still up to no good. North Korea is a country in which is very different from others. The dictator Kim Jong-­un is said to have a god like status to the citizens there. Recently North Korea has threatened to Nuke the United States.

They have also stated that they now have the capability of launching satellites into space. Whether or not North Korea is bluffing or not it appears that North Korea is the same old same old. Some news stays the same for long periods of time and ISIS and North Korea are just two of those situations.

Mariah Overton online editor-­in-­chief

Lowering costs of events There is a change going on at Lakeville South. For the first time ever Lakeville South has made attendence of every single sport free, with the exception of Football and Hockey. In an interview with Mr. Strader he said he really liked the decision because “With the new age of technology kids don’t really get out much to support their school and now with this change more and more people have been showing up to soccer and volleyball games”. When asked how long that he and the school board have been thinking about this decision he said

they have been thinking about it for the last couple of years, but it really came to fruition this year. The current also asked “How the decision has been working out so far and if it has been affecting the turnout” he said “There is a vast difference in turnout from this year compared to past years”. It’s free, and it’s fun. So why not get out and support our cougars?

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The Lakeville south student body cheering on the footbal team. Photo by: Kristin Cuddigan

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eatures opinion centerspread sports a&e fashion variety news healththecurrent03 The students of Lakeville South high school have complained for years about the price of parking passes. Some of the questions surrounding this hot topic include: what do other schools charge for their parking, who chooses how much we pay, and what can the students do about their disapproval towards the price? Prices of parking vary; however many times the price of a parking pass is determined based on the district, the school, and the average income in the schools area (fix wording). Some of the schools around LSHS and their prices include Shakopee with $60 a year, Burnsville with $100 a year, Farmington with $135 a year, and Apple Valley with $195 a year. LSHS pays a total of $250 a year. When students (asked 10) of South were asked what they think about the parking prices the number one response was

that the price is too high for high schoolers to pay. So who really chooses what the students pay for parking passes? When the current asked the deans of LSHS they told the current that it is not them who decides, in fact they have no say at all, it is up to the school board. The price of parking passes at Lakeville South high school are a common debate topic among the students. Anyone who wants to speak their opinion as a student of LSHS should contact the school board.

Parking passes pain our pocketbooks

by Mariah Overton

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Staff ListPrint Editor-­in-­Cheif:

Alex Dillon

Online Editor-­in-­Cheif:Mariah Overton

Managing Editors:Morgan Hermann

Caitlyn Jones

Section Editors:A&E Editor:

Caitlyn Jones

Features Editor:Katie Loveless

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Front Page Editor:Alex Dillon

Sports Editor:Alli Villa

News Editor:Kevin Reamer

Variety Editor:Mariah Overton

Staffers:Karvel Ágúst Schram

Caralyn GardnerEvan Thue

Floyd WalkerTristin LeonardTanner Cockrill

Chase Jones

Advisor:Ben Burk

Lakeville South has the highest parking pass prices, and highest

frustrations, of immediately surrounding schools.  Photo taken by Alex Dillon.

Our food service has a lot in variety in terms of coasts and food, however it doesn’t have everything. Lakeville South prides itself in allowing students to make decisions in academics and activities, but the school has an issue with autonomy regarding students diet. Lakeville South encourages the PSAT and vocational education through PSEO. It offers dozens of activities for students to choose from. The logic for allowing the student body to make decisions elsewhere should not be exempt from our diet and our personal lives. The school should not take away student autonomy for the sake of monetary defense of the food service program.This school should unlock the vending machines throughout the entire school day. As much as the school may want to defend the food service program, student autonomy is a value of this school.

by Kevin Remer

news editor

Vend the autonomy

South welcomes new teachersFreshman and transfer students aren’t the only new people. Some teachers fall into this category. The Current had the privilege to meet and interview one of the new teachers here, Mr. Burk. Burk is one of the new English and Communications teachers at South. Burk has been exceptionally busy with

being involved in the football team and the Lakeville South Current. His dedication to the activities of this school has been immense but with appreciative students and a great staff South is a good place to work.

“I’ve been very busy, the kids are really good, the staff are collaborative and it is a good place to work,” Burk said.Burk has appreciated South’s food service programme, the student body, and the coaches, who are more importantly his friends. Burk is an English and Communications teacher here. He chose this

major for his belief in the importance of communication and his love of storytelling. With his abilities and journalistic skills he made a great fit for English instruction.“I have a background in Journalism and I like storytelling and communications, because well it is the most important skill you can have as a human,” Burk SaidBurk chose south due to his proximity to the school and him living

in the lakeville community. He believes as a teacher his obligation is to improve his community.

Lakeville South is happy to welcome Mr. Burk and Mr. Peters as new faculty members. Photo taken by Caitlyn Jones

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There has been plenty of new faces here at South, not just of the students, but the staff as well. The Current got to interview one of the new teachers and alumni of South, Mr. Peters. Peters teaches science and chemistry. This has been his second year teaching, and he has been really enjoying it so far. Last year, he worked at McGuire. He has just been exploring all the options he can do as a science teacher, while he’s still young. Peters is also a soccer coach here at South and he has been very busy with that, the team and a great season by the way with ten wins. He’s has a very busy schedule ever since school started, but has been a good ride so far, according to him. His favorite part about teaching is getting to know the students and having a good bond with them. Because Peters is a science teacher The Current thought it mandatory to ask him why he chose to teach that subject. He told that science has always been a subject he enjoyed, and that teaching is really important to him, it matters less about what he subject he teaches but more that he gets to teach and work with students.

He came to South for several reasons, like I said earlier, this is where he went to high school so he it’s pretty cool that he is a part of community here at South. He likes working for a place that has been so important in helping him become the person who he is today.

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Iceland is an island half the size of Minnesota in the middle of the Atlantic. It’s considered one of the Nordic countries. It is a traditional country that is proud of its heritage and history. Due to this, the inhabitants are apprehensive to accept new traditions. This might be the reason why Halloween has not been able to get a strong foothold in the country’s culture and yearly holidays. Halloween in Iceland is at the moment used mostly for its commercial value than its trick-‐or-‐treating and costume wearing. Stores might advertise more costumes, movie theaters will show more horror movies and on October 31 the only people you will see in costumes are young adults on their way to a party. And that is exactly what Halloween is used for the most, an excuse for people to have a party or for schools to have a costume themed school dance. But who knows, maybe with years to come, when the cultures of the world start merging , Halloween might push its way up the ranks and be an worldwide holiday. Halloween has though a challenger already in Iceland in the form of Ash Wednesday. This holiday that has been around in Iceland for decades has a lot of similarities to Halloween. Every year, somewhere between Febuary and March, kids will dress up in costumes. They will then walk around their neighbourhood going to every store they see, it does not matter if it is a gas station or a grocery store, and sing a song for the employees at the store. If the employees think the song was up to their standar(which is always) they give the kids candy. On this day you will see children walking around everywhere, searching for every store, high and low. Some determined kids will even go to candy factoriesw and will be rewarded with a huge bag of candy.

Nightmare Hallow Scream Park  in Columbus, MN is coming up on their 24 year with three new haunted houses,Terror Trail, the Dark Crypt and Clown Alley. Along with a Twin Cities Zombie Hunt where to survive one have to fight for their life with paintball guns. Tickets during the week are $18 and on the weekends its $22. Open from 7- midnight.

In Maplewood, MN, Fright Farm. A large barn converted to a horrifying experience. This year its theme is Asylum and it’s sure to frighten all who enter. Open every weekend in October Fright Farm is open from 7-11 and tickets cost $10 at the door.

Molitor’s Haunted Acres located in Sauk Rapids, MN is onto its 18th year of haunts. Featuring their main haunted hayride through the woods and five other haunted sites. Open every weekend in october and tickets are $22 for regular admission.

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1) A baked potato: A super easy costume to make in a snap. All you need is aluminum foil and a lot of it, to wrap yourself in it.

2) A “Quarter Pounder”:

You will only need two things for this funny and easy costume. Just tape a quarter to your shirt and carry around a hammer, then see if you friends get it.

3) A Grandma/Grandpa:

Pull out those baggy sweat pants and plaid shirt to make this look work. Add a grey wig to take the costume to the next level.

4) Rosie the Riveter: Wear a jean shirt with same or close wash jeans. Then pull your hair back in the classic bun and use a red and white polka dot scarf or bandana for a headband.

5) Black Mail: A super easy costume that only involves you to wear all black and put a postage stamp on your shirt.

TRICKED or TREATTrick or treat is a phrase that has been said by nearly every American, every year, always

what the treat stands for, the candy corn, snickers bars or any other type of candy people

The Nebraska Chainsaw Crash

As a girl was walking home from a night of Trick-or-Treating she didn’t notice the boy hiding behind the car. As she walked past him, he rose up and wielded the chainsaw high above his head as he started it. The girl, startled and scared half to death, did what any person would do: ran. But as she was crossing the street she did not notice the car driving down the road. Without warning or any time to react, there was a

fatal crash.

The ”Dead” Parent Trap

Parents in Illinois decided to play a prank on their young children. When the kids came home the husband, dressed as Michael Myers, pretended to strangle his wife. When the two children saw the gruesome scene, they ran to the neighbor’s house before the parents could react and tell them that it all was a prank. The children told the neighbors what the saw and they contacted the police. Within a couple of minutes the police was at the ”crime” scene. The parents, in a full costumes, had to

explain to the police that it was all one big misunderstanding.

Electrical Omelet

A 15-year-old in Pennsylvania decided it would be a good idea to egg the local electric company. The splatter of the eggs and rain combination caused a huge explosion. The explosion cut out the power for over 8,000 homes. The boy was rushed to the ER

to be treated for ringing ears.

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Boys Varsity Soccer Vs

North Field -­ WinJefferson -­ Loss

Rochester -­ LossMayo -­ Loss

Rosemount -­ WinCentury -­ WinNorth -­ LossEagan -­ Win

Owatonna -­ WinApple Valley -­ LossJohn Marshall -­ Loss

Burnsville -­ LossShakopee -­ Win

Farmington -­ LossPrior Lake -­ Loss

Farmington -­ Loss

For the first time in eight years Lakeville South has cheerleaders again. The team was created by Kim Jacobs and her friend Angela, and they are setting up many new goals for the team. The Lakeville North cheerleading team opened their fall tryouts to the Lakeville South girls due to south not having a team. Jacobs said “ We reached out to girls who might be interested, and our girls started practicing with the North girls.”The girls of course wished to cheer for their own school. So Jacobs and her friend Angela set up multiple meetings with Neil Strader, the activities director. They then started recruiting girls and the training began. Jacobs said “ We’ve had such positive feedback from the community and students and parents.” She continued stating that “We

hope to hold clinics in the future for younger students and expand to Varsity, Junior Varsity, and maybe a middle school program that will open a pipeline to our high school team. We are also planning on focusing on adding more stunting and tumbling as we grow.” The new team is also welcoming coach Karlee Callender. Karlee started cheerleading on the Lakeville North’s cheer team. When presented with the opportunity to coach at south, she said “I was a bit apprehensive to coach at South, because of my college schedule. Even though I graduated a while ago, I wasn’t sure if the girls would receive my North graduation well.” Overall good luck to Lakeville South’s newest addition to our school’s sports family.

South cheerleaders make a come back

by Katie Lovelessfeatures editor

Lakeville South cheerleaders before a home game. Top from left, Nicole Moore, Christina Less, Katie Nesheim, McKenzie

Stevens, Kyra Fox, Kinzie Wulf, Shelby Larson, Kaitlyn Frienshuh, Amyah Lyons. Front row, Hanah Jahr, Mya Jacobs, Erin

Schuster, Ella Harbaugh. Picture taken by Neil Strader

Varsity Football Vs.

CDH Loss 21-­12Burnsville Loss 24-­6Eagan Win 8-­0Rosemount Loss 21-­0Lakeville North Loss 28-­38Apple Valley Win 28-­7Eastview Win 42-­21Farmington Win 42-­26

For years, middle schoolers from the Lakeville district have had the opportunity to be on a high school sports team. Yet if any middle schooler wants to join, they have to push themselves to be on the same level as people twice their size and years older than them. Middle schooler Cora Anderson from Kenwood Trail Middle School has accomplished something amazing. She made varsity tennis as an 8th grader. Cora stated “The first day was really fun and exciting because it was a new experience for me, and everyone was friendly and welcoming!” She also told The Current how

fun the high school girls were and how easy they were to talk to. “The people on my team act friendly towards anyone nondependent about age.” She went on to say how easily she became friends with her team because they all had fun but were still competitive with each other, and they didn’t go easy on her because she was younger than them.

Middle schoolers fill big shoes on varsity

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8th Grader Cora Anderson from Kenwood Middle school playing tennis for Lakeville South varsity tennis

by Katie LovelessFeature editor

Lakeville south football players at a home game.

Picture taken by Kristin

Eairlier in the season the cougars passing the ball. Poto by Mariah Overton.

Jacob Stewart: Football

How is the season going?

“Our season is going alright, we started off a little rough with some hard teams for our first 4 games but we’re finishing off a lot stronger, we hope to win our next few games and go 4-­4 into the playoffs”

What is a strength of the team?

“We all like coming out to practice everyday and being together.”

Where can the team improve?“Focus in practice and preparing for games.”

What was your favorite moment of the season?“Scoring on North on our first drive”

Chase wright: Boys soccerHow’s the season going?“It’s going pretty good for us, 5 wins so far”

What is a strength of the team?“We gel well together and have good chemistry”

Where can the team improve?

“We need to be more consistent”

What was your favorite moment of the season?“Beating Eagan, they were a top 10 team in the state”

Jamie McNamee: Girls swim and diveHow has the season gone so far?“Our team is doing well and everyone is meshing well together”

What is a team strength?“Our team has good team spirit, everyone

gets up and cheers for each other and knows how to pick up the team”

Where can the team improve?“Team depth and not relying on the top swimmers”

What is your favorite moment of the season so far?“beating north for the first time in 5 years”

Claire Christensen: Girls XCHows the season going so far?“The season is going very well, we are working on some new starts and

having alot of success”

What is a strength of the team?“Our teams culture and positive attitude”

Where can the team improve?“Working harder in our treble workouts”

What was your favorite moment of the season so far?“watching all of the varsity girl win against farmington”

by Tristin Leonardstaff writer

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Childhood actors gone off the rails Lindsay Lohan

Lindsay Lohan was a childhood actor who starred in movies that have most of us have loved and grown up with such as The Parent Trap, Freaky Friday, and Mean

Girls, among other popular movies. She was beloved and a role model to many. In 2007 was the start of where is all went wrong. Having two DUI’s in that year, along with three visits to rehabilitation facilities lost her many movie deals. Eventually she was nominated by Golden Raspberry as Worst actress for one of her roles. After that her life was plagued by drug addiction, rehab, and arrests.

Macaulay Culkin Macaulay Culkin is the youngest son in the Home Alone saga, to drug addict. Culkin’s decisions may have taken a turn for the worst. In 2004, in Oklahoma City, he was arrested for possession of all kinds of illegal substances and was briefly jailed, then released on a $4,000 bail. He went to court for drug offenses in 2005. He was given three one year suspended prison terms and had to pay $540 in fees. But Culkin seemed to be turning his life around in 2013 when he started his own band, The Pizza Underground.

Taran Noah Smith Taran Noah Smith was the youngest actor in the show “Home Improvement”. After the show was cancelled when Smith was 16, he went and married a woman that was twice his age. With his wife he started the non-­dairy cheese manufacturer and restaurant, Playfood. This marriage lasted six years. He was arrested for doing drugs and having a DUI in 2012.

Amanda Bynes A m a n d a Bynes is known for many things. Who can forget her performance as a guy in 2006’s She’s The Man alongside Channing Tatum. But, as they say the bigger they are the harder they fall. In 2012, Amanda’s license was suspended for 2 hit and runs, a DUI and 3 other traffic incidents. Bynes was eventually arrested in May of 2013 for drug possession after she threw her bong out of her apartment. She attacked several celebrities on Twitter and was later detained for a mental health evaluation after being caught starting a fire outside a home.

Miley Cyrus Miley Cyrus is one of the most talked about celebrities today. She starred in Disney Channel’s Hannah

Montana, but as the years went on and Cyrus matured from teenager to young woman her actions began to change as well. She started dressing in an offensive way, and is open about smoking weed. Her newest album is called “Miley Cyrus & her dead petz” released on August 30th, 2015. With songs on the album titled,‘Something about Space Dude’ or ‘Fweaky’ you could already guess that Miley is completely different than what she used to be and doesn’t she doesn’t care.

It’s a well known fact that being a celebrity isn’t easy. It’s a tough business to be in, especially for childhood actors. Many through the years have let the fame get to their heads, and made a bad name for themselves. These actors went from 0-­100 real quick.

During, the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards Kanye West announced his run for presidency. During the Awards, West had a lot to say. “I don’t know what I finna lose after this. It don’t matter, though; It’s not about me. It’s about ideas. New ideas. People with ideas. People who believe in truth,” West said. “And yes, as you probably could’ve

guessed by this moment, I have decided in 2020 to run for president.” When Kanye said this he was met with a cheering, yet confused crowd. A few hours later, the official Twitter page of the Democrat party tweeted, “Last night @kanyewest declared his candidacy for president in 2020. Welcome to the race, Mr. West. Glad to have you.” When Mr. West

runs for president he will be under the Democratic ballot. Since then Kanye hasn’t talked much about his running for presidency, but he has been seen taking pictures with Democratic Candidate Hillary Clinton.

Vote Kanye 2020

Kanye West, well-­known rap artist, fashions designer, and producer, is hoping to be known by another

name. President of the United States. Photo taken with permission from Flickr Creative Commons.

The Finest Hours -­ 2015The Good Dinosaur -­ 2015Star Wars: Episode VII -­ 2015Zootopia -­ 2016The Jungle Book -­ 2016Alice in Wonderland: Through The Looking Glass -­ 2016Finding Dory -­ 2016Beauty and the Beast -­ 2017Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales -­ 2017Coco -­ 2017Toy Story 4 -­ 2017The Incredibles 2 -­ 2019

Upcoming concertsX Ambassadors-­ November 4 @ Mill City Night

Chase Rice-­ November 5 @Mill City Nights

Halsey-­ November 6 @ Varsity Theater

Darius Rucker-­ November 12 @ The Sanford Center

Ghost Town-­ November 12 @ Skyway Theater

Jennifer Nettles -­ November 13 @ Treasure Island Event Center

Tyler Farr -­ November 21 @ Mill City Nights

Chris Young -­ December 3 @ AMSOIL Arena

Awolnation -­ December 6 @ Myth

KDWB’s Jingle Ball-­ December 7 @ Xcel Energy Center

The 1975 -­ December 10 @ First Avenue

Vance Joy-­ January 20 @ Northrop Auditorium

Ron Pope-­ February 27 @ Mill City Nights

Selena Gomez -­ June 28 @ Xcel Energy Center

5 Seconds Of Summer -­ July 31 @ Xcel Energy Center

by Chase Jonesstaff writer

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Upcoming Disney movies

by Alex Dilloneditor-­in-­chief

Recently this month Columbia Pictures reinvented the beloved Goosebumps series by R.L. Stine into an all new movie starring Jack Black. The new movies combine several of the classic favorites into a thrilling tale about saving the world and making new friends. Goosebumps is a movie generally geared towards children, but teens and adults alike are sure to enjoy this well-­known revamp. In recently conducted

interview, Lakeville South, along with a couple other other schools, were able to go and interview the cast. Consisting of Jack Black, Odeya Rush, Dylan Minette, and Ryan Lee the cast was more than willing to answer any questions about themselves and the movie. See the full story online at lakevillesouthnews.com

by Alex Dilloneditor-­in-­chief

New Goosebumps gives audience chillsThis QR Code leads to the full

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