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Simple, short, cheesy small stories based on tried and true premises. Everything feels 'Disney' but sometimes that's not a bad thing, well performed, decent scripts avoiding many dialog clichés. They do drown you in family values and friendship tropes but that's just Disney.

Good for teens, not really for adults. So should be rated with this in mind.

I believe what Goosebumps was to The Twilight Zone, Just Beyond is too Amazing Stories, and both written by R. L. Stine.

The series is light , but never gets too family friendly, does have it's creepy moments, but never goes too far. But I only watched the first two episodes. Performances are not too bad, even by Nasim Pedrad who gives off an enjoyable creepy vibe has her character.

Slick and creepy - had a very goosebumps feel in a modern setting. Throw in a little black mirror (for a younger audience) and you have a pretty decent tv show

Some good performances from young actors.

Just Beyond

8 halfhour epeisodes, pleasant to watch them. Remind me like another ''Twilight zone'' but teen version .

Just Beyond has the same vibe as Goosebumps.

Just Beyond is a light-hearted series that explores the mysteries of the paranormal. The series is based on Stine's novel. While there are stories that you can expect to see in any typical haunted house/ghost story, Stine does a great job of mixing logic with the stories told. While this might not be enough for older viewers, it is perfect for kids getting their first taste of the paranormal.

The stories are great for children, and adults will love them too! The series is filled with twists, turns, thrills and chills. It is not your typical paranormal show which makes it appealing to any viewer whether you like cartoons or live-action shows. These stories will make you think about what might be going on around you during the Halloween season.

I like the episodes. Perfect for all ages. I just wish the episodes were longer. The first one could be a movie. I don't know why people complain as if it's real life. It's a show.