Part origin story, part conclusion, the final film smashes together its timelines and serves up two distinct films at once that, despite their aesthetic and ...

Fear Street: 1666 isn’t a great movie, but it is a satisfying conclusion to the Netflix saga

Horror sequel has violence, gore, drug use, language. Read Common Sense Media's Fear Street Part Two: 1978 review, age rating, and parents guide.

Get ready for the chilling origin story of Sarah Fier.

Netflix's horror trilogy concludes with a 17th-century chapter exploring the history of witch Sarah Fier. Read the Empire review.

FEAR STREET Part 3: 1666 on Netflix is the final part of the horror trilogy on Netflix. All will end in 1994 though. Full Review >

The end of Leigh Janiak’s trilogy, loosely based on the novels by R.L. Stine, reveals the cursed history of Shadyside.

Unsurprisingly, Director Leigh Janiak struggles to mine nostalgia out of the lives of 17th century pilgrims

Leigh Janiak closes out her trio of centuries-spanning horror stories with a chapter that succeeds more on ambition than execution.

Netflix offerings bridge the gap between YA aesthetic and grown-up(ish) horror

The third Netflix R.L. Stine movie, 'Fear Street Part 3: 1666,' wraps the trilogy up satisfyingly.

Netflix’s time-skipping horror trilogy reaches a satisfying conclusion via a 17th-century Sarah Fier origin story.

Also worth seeing: family drama ‘Broken Diamonds,’ crazy horror film ‘Blood Red Sky.’

Gore and nostalgia characterize this scrappy horror trilogy, which follows an endearing cast of teenage rebels through three time periods.

'Fear Street Part 3: 1666' reminds us of a foundational horror rule: Authority figures are often bad!

A period piece brings the R.L. Stine adaptation full circle

Leigh Janiak ends her Fear Street movies with a triumphant finale.

“Fear Street” shuffles off this mortal coil and shuffles out the door with “Fear Street Part 3: 1666,” a movie that takes R.L. Stine’s witch’s cu...

When we last left the kids of Shadyside in Part Two: 1978 Deena and Josh thought that they would lift the curse of Sarah Fier if they buried her severed hand...

Fear Street Part 3: 1666 is a great conclusion to the Netflix horror trilogy.

Ultimately, Fear Street is a shiny and expensive super-cut of callbacks and needle-drops. It is cool but empty horror worship

★★★★☆This longest, last and most audacious chapter in the Netflix horror trilogy is set almost entirely in a 17th-century pilgrim colony (the place...

By going into the past and connecting the dots, director Leigh Janiak makes her three-movies scare cylce more than the sum of its parts.