#fear street prom queen

[awakenatmidnights]

there are so many things and shows and albums and films coming next year. yellowjackets 3 and the last of us season 2??? fear street: prom queen and stranger things 5??? the new ethel cain album??? AND, on an admittedly too optimistic note, the community movie????? sign me the fuck UP

[sunsetthedragon]

New Fear Street News

We’re got our hand on an official source (aka the description of the reprint of the Prom Queen book) that says Fear Street Prom Queen is coming out Fall of 2025. I’m annoyed that it’s going to take so long for it to come out, but I guess that will give the movie time to be more polished.

Also here’s the description if you’re curious.

Funny that they make a completely new description but still have the typo from the original one. Fear Street has never had the best editors.

[lgbtpopcult]

Fear Street 4 Video Reveals 80s Set High School Story In Lo-Fi Fashion

The video starts out with “Welcome Back to Shadyside” as a home video style image shows a look at a group of high school students. The scene then cuts to reveal the setup of a high school two days before prom, where students are getting ready for prom while something sinister lurks. The video clip confirms the casting for Fear Street: Prom Queen. These cast members include India Fowler, Suzanna Son, Fina Strazza, David Iacono, Ella Rubin, Chris Klein, Ariana Greenblatt, Lili Taylor, and Katherine Waterston.

[mediamixs]

Fear Street: Prom Queen, slasher horror with teen drama

Fear Street: Prom Queen is an upcoming horror film set to be released on Netflix in 2025, marking the fourth installment in the Fear Street franchise, which is based on R.L. Stine's popular books. Directed by Matt Palmer, the film draws inspiration from Stine's 1992 novel The Prom Queen, and it promises to deliver a blend of slasher horror with teen drama.

Synopsis Set during the high school prom night in 1988 at Shadyside High, the story follows Lizzie McVay, one of five candidates vying for the title of Prom Queen. The night takes a dark turn when candidates begin to disappear under mysterious circumstances, leading Lizzie to realize that a killer is targeting them one by one. With the stakes rising and panic setting in, she must uncover the truth and stop the murderer before she becomes the next victim.

Cast and Crew The film features a diverse cast including:

Katherine Waterston

Ariana Greenblatt

Lili Taylor

Chris Klein

India Fowler

Fina Strazza

David Iacono

Ella Rubin

The screenplay is co-written by Matt Palmer and Donald McLeary, ensuring a fresh take on the horror genre while maintaining the essence of Stine's storytelling.

Style Fear Street: Prom Queen is expected to blend elements of suspense and horror with themes typical of high school dramas, such as rivalry, ambition, and social dynamics among teenagers. The promotional materials suggest a visually striking aesthetic reminiscent of classic horror films, with a poster featuring a blood-stained axe beneath a prom sign that ominously highlights the word "DIE"—setting the tone for a night filled with terror.

Anticipation and Context This new entry into the Fear Street series follows the successful release of its trilogy in 2021, which captured audiences with its clever mix of nostalgia and horror. The previous films were notable for their engaging characters and intricate plots that intertwined across different time periods. Fear Street: Prom Queen is positioned as neither a direct sequel nor prequel but rather an independent story within the same universe, potentially appealing to both fans of the original trilogy and newcomers alike.

As anticipation builds for its release, Fear Street: Prom Queen aims to continue the franchise's legacy of thrilling narratives and memorable characters against a backdrop of high-stakes horror.

[trickarrows-bishop]

i’m literally shaking what do you mean kj brandman is going to be in a fear street spin off movie

[ladysophiebeckett]

allowing myself to be excited about this but annoyed that yet again, they’re not dropping this in october.

[angrybatart]

Quick Billy Barker doodle. Really hope Fear Street does a series or trilogy on another one or two of the killers. Really interested to see backstory for Billy and Ruby.

Though I hear we're getting one for Ruby! Or maybe I'm late, and it was cancelled...

[sturdav]

OMFG LITERALLY S(CREAMING)

[geekcavepodcast]

"Fear Street: The Prom Queen" Movie in the Works

R.L. Stine has announced that Netflix is developing a Fear Street movie based on Fear Street: The Prom Queen.

It's time for the Shadyside High prom and five lovely girls are vying for prom queen. Suddenly, the town is rocked by a murder...and then another. Lizzie McVay realizes that someone is murdering the prom queen candidates, and she may be next!

(Image - Cover of R.L. Stine's Fear Street: The Prom Queen)

[miraclottie]

Just saw the first look at the fear street spin off and I am not feeling it at all to be honest. Give me back Deena and Sam!!

[awakenatmidnights]

FEAR STREET IS COMING BACK IN 2025??? OH GOD???? I HAVE NO ONE TO TALK TO ABOUT THIS

[sunsetthedragon]

Happy 35th anniversary Fear Street.

35 years ago in 1989 R.L. Stine graced the world with the terrifying town of Shadyside, Ohio.

The series ran for a decade straight (and got revived a few times) and gave us many chills and thrills over the course of its 158 books.

And as the series progressed, the story behind Shadyside and how it came to be grew and developed.

Even after all that time, Fear Street still managed to evolve its story and bring new ideas to the table.

While Fear Street is far from a perfect series, it hold a special place in my heart and I will always love the ideas and characters from these books.

And for now, I look towards the future to see what Fear Street has in store for us next.

[danielstalter]

The Prom Queen was an exceptionally fun and bloody romp through Shadyside. It pulled off having a large cast of characters much better than many of its Fear Street predecessors, at least so far as the five prom queen candidates went. I can’t say the same for the boy characters; they all kinda blended together aside from being suspects. There are also some great examples in this book of how you don’t have to be a killer to be a total fucking creep. It was kinda funny how the students and parents were all anxious about the recent murders in Shadyside, as though murders don’t happen there all the time. It was also pretty ridiculous that the school would put on a play and do the prom on the same weekend. I mean, Shadyside is hardly a normal town, but maybe this was a tradition in some high schools. I can’t say for sure. It sounds like a logistical nightmare to me. In fact, I would say my biggest issues with the book were the baffling decisions made by the minor adult characters. I was pleasantly surprised by the twist at the end. That alone elevates this book for me. The plot may have followed a familiar Fear Street formula, but I felt like The Prom Queen was one of the best-executed books to use it.

Score: 4

Find my full review with spoilers snark, and memes over on my blog: https://www.danstalter.com/the-prom-queen/

[cinelestial]

A film based on the R.L Stine classic book series FEAR STREET is in the works at Netflix

The new film will be based on ‘The Prom Queen’ book.

[threephantomrey]

FEAR STREET PROM QUEEN COMING OUT IN 2025 YIPPEEEEE!!!

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