‎‘Fear Street: 1666’ review by Dawson Joyce • Letterboxd

Fear Street: 1666 2021 ★★★★½

17 Jul 2021

Director Leigh Janiak opts to save the very best for last with Netflix's Fear Street: Part Three – 1666, a splendid slasher film in its own right and a magnificent conclusion to a rare consistently superb trilogy of horror films, once again packed with fantastic performances, beautifully crafted visuals and set-pieces, wonderfully handled character interactions, and phenomenal music, and one can only hope there'll be more Fear Street adaptations to come.

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