Fear Street Part 2: 1978 debuts exclusively on Netflix on July 9. This summer Netflix unfurls a frightfully ambitious horror trilogy with fresh scares and a new chapter released each week. Inspired by ...

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Spoiler warning: This article contains spoilers for Netflix’s Fear Street Part 2: 1978. Netflix’s Fear Street trilogy is bringing back the slasher stories of the late 20th century, and Fear Street ...

Sequels can be worrisome, especially when they come from the world of slasher horror. Sure, the story and universe can be expanded through another story, but making real additions to the lore and ...

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The middle entry in Leigh Janiak's Netflix horror trilogy brings the whole project into focus with a night of doom and dread in the forest that makes good on its promises. Telling a trilogy backward ...

I had mixed feelings about Netflix’s experimental horror project, Fear Street, after the first installment debuted last week. Set in 1994, it seemed like it was partially meant to emulate the Scream ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Netflix is bringing you blood, gore, and teen drama this 4th of July weekend with the first installment of the Fear Street trilogy, a new horror movie franchise from the ...

The second installment in the summer horror trilogy based loosely on the R.L. Stine novels is a reminder that nothing good ever happens at camp. By Lovia Gyarkye Arts & Culture Critic A frantic search ...