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A new Canadian animation and digital media studio, Limestone Animation, has officially launched in Kingston, Ontario. The studio’s first project in development is ‘R.L. Stine’s Stinetinglers,’ adapted from Stine’s latest horror anthology series. Known for the Goosebumps and Fear Street book series, Stine has sold over 500 million books globally.

Limestone Animation, co-founded by industry veterans Sean Connolly and Donnie MacIntyre, is focused on embracing modern production technologies while nurturing creativity. ‘R.L. Stine’s Stinetinglers’ is set in the town of Blooming Hills, where chilling terrors haunt local teens. This marks the first time Stine’s work is exclusively adapted for animation, following a history of live-action hits.

Stine expressed excitement about the unique storytelling possibilities in animation, praising Limestone Animation’s vision. The studio’s co-CEOs, Connolly and MacIntyre, highlighted the honor of working on ‘Stinetinglers’ and emphasized their commitment to bold and imaginative storytelling for all ages. The project will have Stine, Connolly, MacIntyre, and Eric Birnberg as executive producers, alongside Yvonne Bernard and Dan Bernard of Lookout Entertainment.

Limestone Animation will showcase ‘R.L. Stine’s Stinetinglers’ at the upcoming MIPCOM TV Festival in Cannes.

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