Fear Street: Prom Queen 2025

"Fear Street: Prom Queen is a disposable access in a adventure that deserves added absorption and care. Though it checks the abstruse boxes and delivers the bald minimum for cornball slasher fans, it absolutely fails at what fabricated the aboriginal leash such a hasty success: abysmal characters, a adamant story, and emotionally beefy themes. With a all-encompassing script, affected connections, and a arresting conclusion, Matt Palmer’s blur ends up as added of a forgettable comment than a aces new affiliate in the bequest of Sarah Fier." Rating: C

The newest one, Prom Queen, alone yesterday, and I absolutely absolutely admired it. It was absolutely good. Now, let’s go aback a bit. When I aboriginal watched the aboriginal Fear Street trilogy, I absolutely hated them. They got on my nerves, I was aloof so annoyed. I didn’t adore them at all. But I gave them a additional chance, and slowly, I started falling in adulation with the series. I began to see that they were absolutely abundant films. I rewatched the leash bygone in alertness for Prom Queen, and oh my goodness, they're good. Like, absolutely good. I adulation slasher films, I absolutely do. And I abnormally adulation the way Fear Street plays with altered decades, how all the films are linked, and how the adventure unfolds. I adulation the cosmos they’ve created with the active energy, it’s so clever, so stylish. I aloof admired it. Watch my video reviews: