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Fear Street: 1994 (2021) dir. Leigh Janiak.

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Heather Watkins — Fear Street: 1994 (2021)

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fear street: 1978

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Ryan Torres [Skull Mask], Fear Street 1994 (2021)

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By the way fear street 4 coming soon!! So excited

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Fear Street 1994 icons

Deena, Sam, Kate, Simon, Josh icons

Fear Street Part One: 1994

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Heather Watkins from Fear Street Icons

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Fear Street: 1994 (2021) dir. Leigh Janiak.

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Top 12 LGBT Horror Characters

11. Deena Johnson (played by Kiana Madeira) from the Fear Street trilogy

TW: death, murder

*spoilers for Fear Street: 1994, Fear Street: 1978, and Fear Street: 1666*

Based on R.L. Stine’s iconic teen horror novel series, Netflix’s Fear Street Trilogy tells the story of a rivalry between two neighboring towns that spans across centuries: the upper-class Sunnyvale and the impoverished Shadyside. Since the 1600s, Sunnydale has thrived with wealth, a safe community, and an impeccable reputation. Meanwhile, if you live in Shadyside, you are at risk of residing in squalor, having your property vandalized, or being murdered by someone close to you.

School band drummer Deena can vouch for this. Living with an alcoholic absentee father, having to be responsible for herself and her brother Josh, and having to grow up in “the murder capital of the United States” has led her to adopt a jaded exterior to mask her emotional vulnerabilities.

Now, let me be honest here. Despite her having an interesting character background, I did not like Deena for the first half of Fear Street: 1994, but it is not for the reasons above.

The reason I could barely tolerate Deena is that she acted so entitled to her ex-girlfriend, Samantha. For some reason, she is heartbroken over Sam dating someone else, even though DEENA broke up with her. In addition, the reason she broke up Sam is because Sam and her family moved from Shadyside to Sunnyvale.

Deena! Sam’s parents made the decision to move, not Sam. As a child, she had no say in the matter!

Finally, to quote Sam in the movie, “I am half an hour away”. To which Deena replies, “It might as well be the goddamn moon”. Ugh…

At that moment, I was thinking Sam deserved a better girlfriend than Deena.

Now, I can discuss why I began to like Deena more throughout the trilogy.

Despite her prickly behavior, she was determined, resourceful, and loyal to her loved ones. In order to save her brother, her girlfriend, and her town from destruction, Deena led the mission to defeat the undead corpses of past Shadyside killers and uncover the secrets behind the infamous curse.

The moments with her brother Josh were especially endearing and heartwarming without being too saccharine. These new dangerous circumstances forced them to rely on each other more than ever on a goal greater than themselves.

Deena even became a better girlfriend to Sam as she risks danger at every turn and goes through the ends of the Earth to save her life.

With the help of the spirit of Sarah Fier, Deena breaks the centuries-long curse on Shadyside and shares Fier’s story to clear her name.

Over the course of a few days, Deena evolved from high school band geek to an unexpected hometown heroine.

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Haley's Horror Recs

Anyone else feel sad that Halloween is almost here? Its like there isn't enough time to savor the spooky season! Even though I'm spooky all year its nice when the rest of the world is on your level.

SCREAM

Slasher

When students in Woodsboro start getting killed off by a killer in a Ghostface mask, Sidney starts to find herself in the middle of it all. Not only do the killings bring back horrible memories of her mother's death, but now Sidney finds herself as the clear target of this new killer, or killers.

You should watch if: You like meta horror. You like the 90's era of horror movies. You like movies with fun and memorable characters. Matthew Lillard. You want to watch all the iconic slashers before Halloween. Matthew Lillard.

Available to watch on Max, Fubo TV

(If you like this try; Urban Legend, Behind the Mask, Halloween, Prom Night, Freaky, Fear Street 1994, The Babysitter, Slumber Party Massacre)

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Well, what IS your favorite scary movie?

I love this question!! I have a few.

Obviously, I love Scream (1996). I’ve seen every movie, but I keep going back to the original, which I’ve seen three times. It’s just such a cultural icon and I love the characters so much

I really like Halloween (1978). I came for Jamie Lee, stayed for everything else. With the exception of fear street 1994 (I liked it, just thought it was way too scary at the time), this was really the first slasher movie that I watched and enjoyed. It started my enjoyment of old slasher movies with bad effects. And I love Laurie!! I’ve always been bigger fans of the final girls than the slashers anyway

And lastly, Carrie (1976). This was really the gateway horror movie for me. I didn’t find it to be all that scary, which I liked, because I was still pretty squeamish at the time. And Carrie!! She deserved better :((