Based on the children's and young adult books by author RL Stine, the latest season dropped at the start of the year and tapped Friends icon David Schwimmer for its ensemble cast.
It will be the last Goosebumps story told on Disney+ for the time being, with industry trade Variety confirming the show's axing after just two seasons this week.
Its report caveats that producers Sony Pictures Television will attempt to find the series a new home elsewhere, clearly seeing potential in the near-120 million hours of Goosebumps streamed globally to date.
Ana Ortiz and Isabella Ferreira (both alumni of Disney's Love, Victor) joined Schwimmer in the cast of Goosebumps season 2, appearing alongside The Couple Next Door's Sendhil Ramamurthy in a guest role.
Due to the anthology format, which was intended to incorporate as many elements of Stine's novels as possible, the first season featured an entirely different cast – including Lucifer's Rachael Harris and Star Trek: Picard's Isa Briones.
Our review of Goosebumps season 2, subtitled The Vanishing, notes that it "grows in strength and confidence as it progresses, and by the end of episode 6, there is a sense of excitement around how all the secrets could be unravelled".
Goosebumps seasons 1-2 are available to stream on Disney+.
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