Fear Street Part 3: 1666 wraps up the story of Sarah Fier, but the nightmare will continue. Here's everything we know about Fear Street Part 4.
Fear Street: The Prom Queen is reviving an old horror trend that was perfect by a Stephen King movie in the 1970s, making it more exciting.
Fear Street 4 will be set between the first two movies, and as such, it's already hinting at the return of the trilogy's main villain.
Fear Street 4 will take place in the 1980s, and that means a full-fledged Netflix franchise is still possible for the R.L. Stine adaptations.
Fear Street 4, which is subtitled Prom Queen, has cast a star from the Alien franchise and seven more actors for Netflix's horror sequel.
While the Fear Street trilogy was deservedly successful, Fear Street 4's source novel lets it explore an RL Stine theme the earlier movies missed.
R. L. Stine gives a positive filming update on Netflix's Fear Street 4, detailing the specific book from the original run that it will be adapting.
Fear Street 4 could allow the acclaimed horror series to prove that one major complaint about Netflix movie franchises is no longer accurate.
The original Fear Street trilogy concludes in a bold and satisfying way, and Fear Street 4 must not jeopardize the best aspect of the ending.
With the announcement of Fear Street 4, Disney’s Goosebumps television series is never going to be the most anticipated R.L. Stine adaptation.
Although Fear Street 4 will be a standalone expansion of the trilogy, it can see the return of some characters from the previous movies.
The recent announcement of Fear Street 4 means big things for the franchise, namely, revealing the original trilogy’s biggest unsolved mystery.
Netflix confirms that a standalone sequel to their hit 2021 horror movie trilogy is officially in development which will extend the franchise.
Author R.L. Stine offers a confident update on Fear Street 4 and even more sequels two years after the Netflix horror trilogy first began streaming.
A Goosebumps TV show reboot will be debuting on Disney+ and Hulu, but another one of R.L. Stine’s series deserves an adaptation update on streaming.
Reportedly, Netflix is moving forward with a follow-up film to their 2021 Fear Street trilogy with Watcher director Chloe Okuno attached.
Sometimes, subsequent horror movies don't live up to the hype of the previous films, but sometimes there's a perfect trilogy that just gets scarier.
Netflix's Fear Street writer/director Leigh Janiak says that one particular killer got cut and that she definitely has ideas for future sequels.
