Fear Streetis getting a whole new set of residents.
First up isFear Street: Part One — 1994, which seesStranger Things’Maya Hawkecome face to face with a skeleton-faced perpetrator inside a bookstore, after picking up a landline phone receiver only to find nothing but ominous breathing on the other end of the line.
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Maya Hawke inFear Street: Part One - 1994.Netflix
Sadie Sink inFear Street: Part Two - 1978.Netflix
Fear Street: Part One - 1994.Netflix
The teaser footage forFear Street: Part Three — 1666shows a bloody figure hunched over a podium, after panning over what appears to be a desolate rural village. (Sink, 19, also appears in the third film.)
In a release, Stine (who also writer the morekid-friendlyGoosebumps) says that “Fear Streetfans are in for a treat — and some major surprises.”
“Readers know that the book series is rated PG. But the movies are rated R. That means a lot more thrills — and a lot more terror!” he adds.
The trilogy’s director, Leigh Janiak, reveals in the release that they filmed all three movies “over one crazy, bloody summer.”
Poster for Netflix’sFear Streetfilm trilogy.Netflix
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“It’s a dream that audiences now get to experience the story in the same way — back to back to back, with only a week of waiting in between,” Janiak says. “I can’t wait to welcome everyone into the world ofFear Streetin 1994, 1978 and 1666!”
“The scares and the SCREAMS are more than I ever expected,” Stine, 77, adds of the film trilogy in the press release. “What fun to seethe horrors of Shadyside come to life!”
source: people.com
