FEAR STREET | A Film Trilogy Event | Official Trailer | Netflix

Wanna hear a killer story?

In 1994, a group of teenagers discovers that the terrifying events that have haunted their town for generations ​may all be connected — and that they may be the next targets. Based on R.L. Stine’s best selling horror series, the trilogy follows the nightmare through Shadyside’s sinister history.

Watch the Fear Street Trilogy only on Netflix this July.
Fear Street Part One: 1994 - July 2
Fear Street Part Two: 1978 - July 9
Fear Street Part Three: 1666 - July 16

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FEAR STREET | A Film Trilogy Event | Official Trailer | Netflix

After a series of brutal slayings, a teen and her friends take on an evil force that's plagued their notorious town for centuries. Welcome to Shadyside.

[NateIsLame]

I've been hoping and praying my entire life for what is essentially a proper R rated Goosebumps movie, let alone 3 of them.

[pepito]

Nice to see Sadie expanding her acting career

[ellienas]

I’m glad they’re releasing these one after another and not making us wait a year to find out what happens next

[robbievs..]

i still don’t understand why they didn’t prepare for october because this would be perfect for halloween

[STARTENDR]

Fun fact: the director of this movie is married to one of the duffer brothers so that’s why Sadie and maya are in it .

[sancheezzzy]

Goosebumps movies with an R rating, all the 90s & early 2000s kids would eat that shit up.

DO IT NETFLIX.

[AsherLogan]

Everyone: (impatiently waiting for Stranger Things 4)

Netflix: *”Here’s your appetizers.”*

[mai_chan]

I hope Netflix produce more movies like this.

[DerikEatsbrains]

This trilogy was everything. More FEAR STREET movies please

[jaythemovieguy]

This appears to be more violent than I was expecting. I always thought of Fear Street as the darker, bloodier version of Goosebumps, so I guess I'm glad they didn't tone it down.

[harisdarko]

Really love the "Stranger Things" vibe. With those outfits, no smartphone, basement basecamp, the tension, the mall, moreover Sadie and Maya

[garnett]

This trilogy is awesome, not only is gruesome and scary but most importantly the story and the plot is incredible, the best horror movie I've ever watched, I almost cried in the last movie 1666, I recommend to everyone

[AllgoodthingsTv]

This looks like a fun time, period. Count me in!

[mdgafrainbinmostafa]

Disney+/Amazon prime : "We'll release 40min episode of our tv show every week"

Netflix: "that's cute"

[JayVinchi]

Three movies in a month is wild, literally doing what takes some trilogies a decade 🤯

[miselabram]

I grew up reading RL Stine and would dream as a child that there’d be an R rated adaptation. Yo I got chills I’m so excited

[blazeZX]

RL Stein's stuff was always creepy but now its just straight dark

[graffitimaniac]

This is easily my favourite thing Netflix has ever done, I'm honestly in love with this and the third movie isn't even out yet where I live. The planning and timing, the casting, the story telling, the interconnection, EVERYTHING. I have said it before and it is too true, Stranger Things was Netflixs' love letter to 80's ScFi... this perfect trilogy... is Netflixs' love letter to mid 80's and 90's slasher films, I honestly think these might be my FAVORITE movies of any genre to come out since the 2010's. Period.

[PLAYER_]

Interesting that the episodes are being aired in reverse chronological order. It's probably to keep the mystery for a first time watch, but it also looks like you can watch the last one first, and the suspense will still be there. It's the TENET of streaming series.

[lastdogonearth]

As someone who came to Fear Street a generation late, reading these books in the early 2000s was one of my favorite hobbies. I'm so stoked that they've included the history of the Fier family in this triology!!!