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6.7

Fear Street: 1994

R·2021·108m

Horror

Mystery

Horror

Mystery

Summary

After a series of brutal slayings, a teen and her friends take on an evil force that's plagued their notorious town for centuries.

Cast

Kiana Madeira

Deena

Olivia Scott Welch

Samantha Fraser

Benjamin Flores Jr.

Josh

Julia Rehwald

Kate

Fred Hechinger

Simon

Maya Hawke

Heather

Charlene Amoia

Rachel Thompson / Sunnyvale Customer

David Thompson

Ryan Torres

Noah Bain Garret

Skull Mask

Darrell Britt-Gibson

Martin

Ashley Zukerman

Nick Goode

Jana Allen

TV Reporter #1

Matt Burke

Football Coach

Christian Bridges

Fun Shadyside Football Player

Matthew Zuk

Mayor Will Goode

Jeremy Ford

Peter

Jaime Matthis

Shadyside Player

Danyon Huntington

Sunnyvale Skullmask

Elizabeth Scopel

Sarah Fier

Tayla Rogers

The Babysitting Twin

Maya Rogers

The Babysitting Twin

Jordana Spiro

Mrs. Lane

Diane Sellers

Check In Nurse

Eric Mendenhall

Nurse Beddy

Todd Allen Durkin

Officer Kapinsky

Jordyn DiNatale

Ruby Lane

Lloyd Pitts

Nightwing Killer

Kevin Waterman

'The Milkman' Harry Rooker

Emily Brobst

Billy Barker

Keil Oakley Zepernick

'Shame Killer' Isaac Milton

Michael Chandler

'The Pastor' Cyrus Miller

Lacy Camp

Mrs. Fraser

Meghan Packer

TV Reporter #2

Gillian Jacobs

C. Berman (voice)

Crew

Director, Screenplay, Story

Leigh Janiak

Book

R.L. Stine

Screenplay, Story

Phil Graziadei

Story

Kyle Killen

Reviews

Kamurai

July 11, 2021

Really good watch, would watch again, and can recommend.

While this was casted really well and the actors all did a great job, what makes this movie for me is the structure. It doesn't really do anything special, but for that sacrifice they do 3-4 parallel arcs.

For slasher fans, there is a lot of fun here, and the bodies hit the floor all over in a spectacular fashion.

Really trying not to spoil anything, I can only point to a handful of features where there are multiple survival situations in play at once. Its a special kind of intensity that obscures what's going to happen next.

While there is a telegraph of a sequel / series in the title, they do an excellent job of wrapping up the story to move forward to the next feature.