Wow, the most amateurish writing I've seen in a long time, maybe ever. It departs from horror and instead the story feels very much like adventure and fantasy. It's weird to see the themes of the reluctant hero, the doomed lover, the misunderstood knight, the evil magician all wrapped inside less than 120 pages. Despite the simplicity of the tale, I was confused when this spell ricocheted or that thrust of the sword missed. Goosebumps is the best of all R.L Stine series, this particular one, not so much. ( )

Mike thinks the knight haunting his suit of armor is evil, and the knight think he's evil when they battle. It turns out, however, that the evil one is actually his father's assistant- a sorcerer, and it takes Mike's sister to save the day. Together they right things and free the actually not evil knight from the actually evil wizard.