Prom Queen was set to be a sure hit in the streamer’s expanding horror universe. The original trilogy, based on R.L. Stine’s ...

A fter 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 sequel takes us back to Shadyside, this time in 1988 as Shadyside High is celebrating its latest prom. This is Shadyside though, so of course there's a killer on the loose who's making sure the ...

Alan Markfield/Netflix . Fear Street: Prom Queen exists in a silly throwback fantasyland and it can’t stop reminding its audience that it knows the ’80s, whether via a soundtrack of notable ...

This week on Holy Shit That’s Chris Klein Theatre is Fear Street: Prom Queen (now on Netflix), the fourth in the movie franchise spun out of R.L. Stine’s Fear Street book series.The first ...

Trouble brews once again in Shadyside in the trailer for “Fear Street: Prom Queen,” Netflix’s newest addition to the “Fear Street” franchise. The film is adapted from author R.L. Stine ...

Unfortunately, that’s exactly the case with “Fear Street: Prom Queen,” a new Netflix horror movie about about a night that turns deadly as the prom queen candidates start dropping like flies ...

Netflix’s Fear Street movies filled a big hole in the streamer’s offerings. Stranger Things is a nostalgic, horror-tinged book adaptation series, and the Fear Street saga did the same thing ...

India Fowler in 'Fear Street: Prom Queen' (Netflix) We don’t talk enough about Leigh Janiak’s impressive “Fear Street” film trilogy, based the young adult horror novels by R.L. Stine.

It's a shame that it won't be crowned one of our best Netflix movies, especially since the previous three Fear Street movies did so well. If you're in the mood for a good slasher movie, don't worry, ...

Fear Street: Prom Queen is a slasher that spares no one from the clutches of brutal, bloody murder. Innocent high schoolers and grown-ups meet their untimely, gory doom—on prom night, no less. But who ...

On the film front, “Fear Street: Prom Queen” debuted as the most-watched English-language movie of the week with 10.7 million views in just over three days.