Fear Street: 1978(2021)
R
07/08/2021 (US)Horror, Mystery1h 51m7.2
"Find the truth."
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In 1978, two rival groups at Camp Nightwing must band together to solve a terrifying mystery when horrors from their towns' history come alive.
Phil Graziadei
Story
Zak Olkewicz
Screenplay
Leigh Janiak
Story
Zak Olkewicz
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Leigh Janiak
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Leigh Janiak
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A review by Kamurai
8.0
Written on July 11, 2021
Really good watch, would watch again, and can recommend.
If you are in a position to do so, then you could actually watch this movie before the "Fear Street Part One 1994".
I think a large part of this is that Sadie Sink is an amazing actress and while she doesn't carry the movie, she outshines everyone else with whom she shares a screen.
This isn't even an origin story, but sort of meets all the pacing of one in a pretty excellent fashion. Introducing Ziggy and the curse of the Sarah Fear all in one horrific go.
They do go a weirdly tasteful route where they previous showed high schoolers being killed, but do not show younger children being killed. I honestly didn't expect it given the amount of blood and wounds are shown, but not really gore come to think of it, at least not in this one.
Even as a stand alone movie, if you're into camp movies and like slashers, this is well worth the watch.
If you are in a position to do so, then you could actually watch this movie before the "Fear Street Part One 1994".
I think a large part of this is that Sadie Sink is an amazing actress and while she doesn't carry the movie, she outshines everyone else with whom she shares a screen.
This isn't even an origin story, but sort of meets all the pacing of one in a pretty excellent fashion. Introducing Ziggy and the curse of the Sarah Fear all in one horrific go.
They do go a weirdly tasteful route where they previous showed high schoolers being killed, but do not show younger children being killed. I honestly didn't expect it given the amount of blood and wounds are shown, but not really gore come to think of it, at least not in this one.
Even as a stand alone movie, if you're into camp movies and like slashers, this is well worth the watch.
