Prom and horror cinema share a rich enough relationship to sustain their own subgenre: “Carrie,” “Tragedy Girls,” “The Prowler,” Student Bodies,” “Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation,” “Dance ...

Read up on the latest Fear Street: Part One - 1994 News, Reviews and Features from the team at Collider. From an Oscar-nominated comedy to a horror gem. She's the new Casey Becker in this ...

Insanely prolific “Goosebumps” author R.L. Stine’s other major publishing franchise, the young adult “Fear Street” series, made a decent splash on Netflix four years ago with the premiere of three ...

Aayush Sharma is a Movie/TV News Writer from India. He has been writing about Hollywood movies, US TV shows, and more for the last 9 years. He has attended several film festivals around the world and ...

The past decade or so has seen something of a renaissance in the horror genre with some great films but the best modern horror trilogy likely flew under the radar. While Netflix originals are very ...

After the success of the first three movies, Netflix'sFear Street film series continues with Fear Street: Prom Queen, based on The Prom Queen, R.L. Stine's 1992 novel from the beloved book series. The ...

When critiquing a movie – not a film, a movie – like Fear Street: Prom Queen, it helps to approach it with a generous spirit. Shallow characters, predictable storylines, wooden performances, “high ...

Tim has won over 25 screenwriting awards, including Best Original Screenplay and Best Horror Feature Screenplay, with his work being hailed as "complex, layered, and bloodcurdling." He wrote the 2014 ...

Suzanna Son as Megan Rogers and India Fowler as Lori Granger in Fear Street: Prom Queen. Netflix’s Fear Street franchise is back with a frightening new slasher. While the original Fear Street trilogy ...

When Chris isn’t working on a new article or exploring the best nature spots nearby, he's gotten into making TikTok edits. While he works on other personal projects, he has turned his attention to ...

The order of operations in R.L. Stine’s calculus results in a largely aseptic affair on the page, but Netflix takes the responsibility of choreographing kids’ murders much more seriously. If no single ...