Fear Street

On the data. Four films, and the order is the whole point of this page. The trilogy is not three period pieces. It is one 1994 story with two long flashbacks embedded in it, and both flashbacks belong to 1994 characters. Part Two opens and closes in 1994, because the 1978 massacre is being narrated aloud by a survivor to the characters from Part One as they sit in her house. Part Three is a vision Deena experiences in 1994, and its second half literally drops the 1666 card, puts up one reading 1994 Part Two, and plays out the present day finale. So watching them chronologically, 1666 then 1978 then 1994, does three things at once. It gives away who is behind the curse before the mystery has been posed. It strands the 1994 framing scenes that bookend the second and third films, because you have not met the people in them. And it means starting the 1666 film and being handed a finale you have not set up. Release order is the only order. The three were shot back to back and released a week apart in July 2021, which is why they behave like one long film. The titles have two forms. The marketing titles are Fear Street Part One: 1994 and so on; the on-screen titles are simply Fear Street 1994, Fear Street 1978 and Fear Street 1666. Both are in circulation and mixing them within one list looks like an error. The trilogy is not adapted from specific Fear Street novels. It takes the setting, the tone and the multi-generational shape of Stine's series and invents its own plot, and its director has said as much. Prom Queen is the exception: it adapts Stine's 1992 novel The Prom Queen. It is also not a fourth part of the trilogy and carries no part number.

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