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[Series] Ghostwriter - Season 1 (Complete Episode) And Review

[Series] Ghostwriter - Season 1 (Complete Episode) And Review
Ghostwriter - Season 1
GHOSTWRITER is Apple TV+ 's newest Fantasy Series. It's a show made for the younger audiences but it's also easy for adults to enjoy. The Season episodes are out now. Ghostwriter is the new Fantasy series for children on Apple TV Plus.

The show is both funny and entertaining so adults can watch along easily. Basically, a phantom hounds the local bookstore, and it brings fictional characters into the real world.

In other words, we operate in the same sort of world as the Goosebumps movies. But it is not as scary as those movies were. This Apple TV+ series is a dream album, and not a set of horrors.

The cast of the Ghostwriter is centered around the four children who can see what the ghost is showing them. Both in terms of written messages from orange juice and dust to writing on a chalk board, as well as the characters that escape books. Just these four children can see all of the strange things that are happening around them.

Ruben is the lead character who's just moved to a new school. His grandpa owns the bookstore in the show and Ruben himself helps out there too. Ruben is brilliantly portrayed by Isaac Arellanes who was previously in the Euphoria HBO series and in the Cucuy horror thriller of 2018: The Boogeyman.

I also have to mention the youngest member of the group. Her name is Donna and she’s a real firecracker who is protrayed with awesome sass by Hannah Levinson. You may recognize Hannah Levinson from the series adaptation of Stephen King’s 11.22.63.

Overall, I love both the diversity and the very good acting from these kids. If I was a child, I would adore this series… and as an adult, I still do enjoy it quite a bit. Of course, you may actually know this plot from the original series. The previous Ghostwriter series had a nice run from 1992-1995 and was quite popular, so this 2019 version is just in time for the next generation.






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