Fear Street: 1666

"I’d put this as the second best out of the three movies. I totally understood the good ye old horror story but also I’d say it’s also a good Representation of horror nowadays with stories like the the VVitch. It’s not the best most cleanly written but it makes up for it with the interesting visuals and some pretty good performances, and I love how this Concludes the story as a whole. Id watch all of them back to back to get the vibe but they do hold up on their own. "

"Witches being persecuted for simply being women and then fighting back….always count me in!"

"Eh fun popcorn "horror" trilogy. Half of the scenes from the movies could've been cut out and it still would make sense. "

"Decent last film and ending to the trilogy "

"I loved this trilogy, I hope they make more!"

"This was a beautiful, deep examination of what it means to hide one’s sexuality and true self from others for fear of being found out and losing everything, being mistaken for a witch and a sinner when you’re just a human who loves. All the twists and turns to culminate in the finale were rich with feeling and emotion as all of the worlds from each of the movies converged in interesting, thoughtful ways. "

"My least favourite of the 3 parts but still really well done "

"A cool finishing move for the trilogy as it brought everything full circle and felt mostly satisfying. I love the girl eat boy world and am glad to see a woman's revenge plot. SPOILERS; Side note: I feel that Ziggy and Nick's relationship wasn't fleshed out enough near the end, but considering there's a rumor about another movie, I hope we see Ziggy get a good ending. She has the best storyline."

"The conclusion of the Fear Street Trilogy takes viewers back in time to 1666 to when everything started. A main surviving character is able to relive what started everything as a flashback, in order to try to save the surviving characters. There is a lot of gore in the Fear Street Trilogy similar to slasher movies from the 90’s. Great cast and fantastic acting. "

"I was on the edge of my seat for like half the movie 🫢"