I Can't Stop Reading FEAR STREET! (+ Netflix Movie Review) // VLOG

[@DarthLink2]

You know, I used to see the Fear Street books everywhere in used book shops as a kid. Now that I'm actually interested, I can't find one. Go figure.

[@cmmosher8035]

There is a collection of the first four books that is really cheap. You should beable to get it on amazon.

[@kyleroberts1276]

You can literally find collections on Ebay.

[@zackrutter8378]

Abebooks

[@ninaw3748]

@@kyleroberts1276 he / she was 'literally' talking about used book stores 😉

[@bookshelfmonaluffy]

THIS ☝️

[@iTravis101]

Pretty cool that there's two actresses from "Stranger Things" in this trilogy.

[@SomeGuy-xl5uo]

I can’t wait for part two. Out of all the movies, that one sounds the most interesting. Can’t wait.

[@NakiasHideaway]

So cool seeing you working on the book mobile. And looks like I'll be reading Ski Weekend in the winter time along with Silent Night 2. 😊

[@ElizabethSagewood]

Fantastic Vlog. I love when there's field trips and glimpses into other aspects of life- makes things interesting. I watched Fear Street last night. I won't lie, I was nervous but overall it was good, I enjoyed it. There were a few errors with the soundtrack I noticed as well. The White Zombie song from 1995, I Could Never be Your Woman is 1997 and even Bush X Sixteen Stone was December 1994...so I did find that a bit annoying, as this took place right in my era of growing up. I wonder if it had to do with licensing? Or if it was just blatant disregard and they put in what they wanted. All in all though, that was my biggest complaint. Looking forward to part 2!

[@LibraryMacabre]

That was definitely frustrating. They probably should have just moved the year from 1994 to 96 or 97. The movie felt more late 90s anyway.

[@paulsmyth6710]

I also noticed that too regarding the song choices the same goes to Garbage's "Only Happy When It Rains" it came out in 1995/96 so iI just assumed that the director/producers/writers just decided to pick cool 90's music in general regardless of when they were released. The overall movie was fun as a standard slasher flick but I didnt get a Fear Street nostalgic vibe which is what I was hoping for. But I'm still looking forward to the next movies.

[@KrisBryant99]

The Fear Street books didn't understand the audience's sensibilities.

[@jenk5185]

Fun and enjoyable video!! You have the best movie posters on your walls!!! Love the movie Deep Red and any Hitchcock film! Also, I totally agree with you about reading with music/lyrics playing! I love listening to movie soundtracks or classical while I read, but anytime I try to read in the car while my family is listening to music with lyrics, it is impossible. Thanks for another great video!!!

[@toshp9362]

I have that same Hawkins Middle School A. V. Club shirt. Love the vlogs and love your channel!! Fellow Buffy stan here!!

[@readinginthelairlunadrakon8028]

great vlog cameron. Im looking forward to the coming netflix trilogy too!

[@cindywingetbooks]

Every time I watch your channel it makes me want to read some Fear Street 😉 I wish we had a big zoo like that! Ours is fairly small. Anyway, the stepsister and the Betrayal are two of my favorites. I have not read Ski Weekend before. I will have to check it out soon. Can't wait to watch the movie! But also a but wary of the Gore and whether I can handle it or not lol. Great video!

[@ronaldokatwaroo]

This was such a fun video Cameron! I feel like you need to take us on more field trips in the future 😅 Also, since you're like the biggest R.L. Stine fan on KZbin I've been waiting for you opinion on the new fear Street movie before I gave it a watch. Glad you liked it

[@andreamichelevincenti]

💜🎵💜Thanks for using my music, my great friend and great Artist!

[@JasonsWeirdReads]

This Fear Street vlog series of yours has been so much fun. Your seriously making me want to read Fear Street books! I really enjoyed the trailer reaction.

[@aarondriesdisunity]

I was so looking forward to hearing your thoughts about this. As a fellow FEAR STREET kid, I feel the exact same way. Really glad you liked it. Keep up the fantastic work.

[@LibraryMacabre]

Thanks, Aaron! I hope you enjoy it. People are verrrry divided. Haha

[@DarkBetweenPages]

Your making me want to dive into these! I also can’t believe I haven’t watched the first release on Netflix yet! Happy to see you enjoying what you are reading! Your reading blogs are my favourite!!!

[@jhill8706]

Reading Silent Night now since I keep seeing that it’s one of the best in the series. For some reason I missed it in the 90s. Unfortunately is a recent reprint, but still original cover art.

[@SlimeAndSlashers]

Loved this vlog, Cameron! Great job as always. It was cool to see some of the footage of you at work! That was really neat, and I also loved the zoo footage. But, yeah, tons of people! That place was flipping packed! The animals you showed were really cute though! Glad you are enjoying your Fear Street readathon so much! I just finished Sunburn today. It was fun, but I wouldn't recommend that anyone else start there. Ironically, and I swear that I'm not joking, I got an actual sunburn today as I was reading it...hahaha because I was sitting on the beach. I did use sunscreen, but apparently it wasn't enough. Too coincidental and funny, haha! I love your vlogs! I am glad you enjoyed the movie. I watched it too, and I liked it a lot. I had just a few gripes (like the music/time errors, etc.), but there were a lot of elements that I LOVED! So fun! Can't wait to keep hearing your thoughts on the books and the rest of the movies too. I definitely want to read The Fear Street Saga books at some point. They seem great! Happy 4th, my friend. Thanks for making these great videos.

[@horrorbookgeek8993]

I love these videos so much! Great work and thanks for including us all in those little snippets of your life ☺️

[@ReginasHauntedLibrary]

The covers are awesome. "I love their sweaters"--lol! Fun vlog!

[@Terminate1101]

22:47 imagine that waking you up 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Great video Cameron! Love every single one :D

[@kristinestaples7607]

I had to laugh when you went to a water park because I JUST finished Kill River 2! I just hope you left before it got dark lol🤣🤣. Oh and I watched the movie this weekend, I know which kill you're talking about towards the end. Wow😬😬😬

[@the_dancerjen1773]

Do you ever fall asleep reading? If sit on my bed to read, now matter day or night, I always get drowsy and fall asleep. I feel I would get so much more reading done if I didn't doze off. Great vlog Cameron and great that you are working that new job!

[@Books_BrewsandBeyond]

This was a fun V-Log Cam. I really enjoyed The Stepsister when I read it many years ago. I am hoping to read The haunting of Gillespie house soon by Darcy Coates. The zoo footage is great I hope your brother in law had a top birthday. Congrats again on getting the full time role.

[@LibraryMacabre]

I’m so excited to read Gillespie House! That one sounds great. :)

[@ashley.k4601]

Loved the movie, but like you I was disappointed that fear street wasn’t mentioned at all. I’m worried about the 1666 movie cause the saga is one of my favorites in the series. Hopefully they don’t change the story too much.

[@shykerabanister9721]

loved this vlog cameron ! I'll be watching fearstreet tonight, I'm super excited

[@Born2BeRad]

Yes!!!! You got the shirt too. Love it!!! I’m def going to be taking your recommendations. Kept this up.

[@LibraryMacabre]

Had to get the shirt, man! Haha Thanks!!

[@nevskislake]

I am loving these Fear Street vlog posts. Now I need to read Ski Lodge and the Fear Street Saga. The movie was pretty good. It felt very Blumhouse to me. The 90's setting did not feel very 90's, but it was a fun slasher, with a surprising amount of gore towards the end, and I liked the opening scene. As you said, it was definitely an homage to Scream. Congratulations on the full-time gig and all the benefits that come with it.

[@jhill8706]

Really enjoying the fear street thoughts you’re giving. Now I need to find a way to read Lights out in preparation for the second movie!

[@KRhetor]

I used to turn my nose up at the Goosebump series when I was working at the local library, but my boss told me, "you know, at least kids are reading, and that's what important." And she was right, dammit. So when people started sneering at the Twilight series, I told people the same thing.

[@littlebirdbooks2932]

Another fantastic vlog! I just finished the movie and I definitely had some of the same feelings as you. Being a huge R. L. Stine and Fear Street fan I would have also liked to see them focus on the street itself a little more. I liked the nods to R. L. Stine in the bookstore scenes with some of his books making cameos. And also, as a nod to the main character Deena. Some of the gore I was like whoa they went there! Some of the foul language I felt like was just thrown in there because it could be. Because it was a rated R film. I also noticed the errors but, since it helped the movie flow I ignored it. I definitely feel like the 1978 movie is going to nod heavily to Friday the 13th, whereas this one nodded to Scream a bit. I did enjoy it and I can't wait to see what they come up with for the next one. I can't wait for your next blog also!

[@bertorosso5377]

I'm still reading Fear street in order too (a few books behind you). That Podcast that you took part in sounds interesting too. I'll have to check it out. I've got mixed feelings about the Netflix film. It was done pretty well, but I too would have enjoyed some actual Fear Street scenes--not just Shadyside. I liked the Mall scene though. That whole opening action was pretty gripping. Some parts seemed they were included just to be "edgy" or something (drugs, language, etc), but overall...mixed. I'll watch them once. The original books I'll read many times. Good luck with the full time. Maybe you'll be able to afford lots of more books! Ha ha. Just hope you still have time to read them!

[@yamiyukiko7362]

I just finished the first two parts of FEAR STREET and I loved them both. The music was really great, how everything looked so cool, and it's a totally scary slasher. I liked how they used music as part of the story. I honestly didn't notice the errors but I guess I wasn't paying attention. I'm glad that you liked part one too and I hope you like part two. Can't wait for the third part!

[@Benjamin4242]

Another great vlog! I thought the movie was a lot of fun, even if it wasn't entirely true to the 1994 that I remember. From the moment she said, "Thank you for shopping at B. Dalton's," I knew it was speaking my language. Some of the more gruesome scenes toward the end were genuinely shocking to me (I had kinda started to think it wasn't going to go there). I'm really looking forward to the other two.

[@annoyedbyyourface]

As soon as I saw the page on Netflix, I was waiting for your review lol. I grew up reading Fear Street so I was apprehensive about the adaptation. Thankfully, it was a solid film! Some parts did drag but at least they were few and in between fast-paced parts. And I was really happy to see the queer rep! I haven't read the books in over two decades so I don't remember any queer characters but it would've been nice to have them when I was a kid.

[@dwaynedunne9395]

I have not read ski weekend but the way u describe it sounds kinda like fear street truth or dare. It also takes place at a ski lodge.

[@jonathanjernigan8075]

Hey Cameron, just got finished with "Spring Break" from the Point Horror series. It was good and had some spooks, but I felt sort of the same way you felt about reading towards the end of the book "Small Spaces," the scarecrow book. I felt the one that was causing the spooky activity was not as scary as they seemed when they were finally revealed. It was good overall, but it didn't scare me to the edge. You don't have to take my word for it if you haven't read it, what scares some people, may not scare others. I recommend it for you, if you haven't read it.

[@killerkross8942]

Another Great Reading vlog with some glimpses of the zoo and your ride go to the zoo enjoyed it and yes The movie is really good, loved it and can't wait for the next 2 movies.

[@angelanelson5344]

Another great vlog! Watching the movie tonight, can't wait!

[@LordFroggysDungeon]

I’ve never read any Fear Street books… I felt that I was too old by the time they originally came out and I had read a lot of adult horror books by that time. I now own two random titles since the movies were announced (The Best Friend & Switched). I did however love the first movie. It was as a fab mix of Scream, 90’s nostalgia by way of a Christopher Landon movie . Amazingly paced, great characters just a ton of fun to watch. Can’t wait for part 2 though the trailer might have given away a little too much. Hope the full-time hours aren’t too taxing and don’t stress too much about posting videos, anyone who doesn’t respect you have to make a living isn’t worth worry about. Stay healthy & creepy. M

[@SouthernFriedMikey]

I'm binging through goosebumps then I'm gonna move on to fear street. The film was so good and was happy they took an adult approach. The aquarium looks so cool hope u had a good time and happy birthday to ur BIL!

[@LibraryMacabre]

I’d like to binge the Goosebumps books once the new series comes out, but I’ve already read each of them several times 😅

[@SouthernFriedMikey]

@@LibraryMacabre it's my first go of them! I went to private school and they banned them along with Harry Potter so I have catching up to do. Also I listen to welcome to dead cast after each book and it's hilarious

[@GoblinsStoleMyBrain]

I'm loving these vlogs, Cam! I watched the 2nd Fear Street film last night and I'm really liking them. So excited to see what they're going to do for the third one. The only thing is that I'm now used to having a new Fear Street film each week, so they're just going to have to keep making them 😂

[@SouthernFriedMikey]

My 2nd comment because I just finished the vlog and I was too excited to wait to comment for my 1st comment lol. I love ur videos. I actually workout to them at the gym and get asked alot what I'm watching haha. Look forward to more!

[@j.n.cahill1086]

I ended up watching all three movies before I got to any of my Fear Street planned reads. Oops! I really liked the first movie but I thought the 2nd and 3rd were even better! Great trilogy as a whole IMO and will definitely be watching again sometime. I do agree about the Fear Street part!

[@DENVERRIOGRANDEMAN21]

Oh I remembered read one fear street from elementary school since I love goosebumps and rl Stine books

[@SirEdmunde13]

I was really excited when I saw that the Sheriff was named Goode. I love the Saga trilogy too, so I hope that carries through.

[@suzanmills5652]

I'm super surprised nobody has really mentioned that plot point that rift between towns and family names Sunnyvale/Goode and Shadyside/Fear. I'm excited to see how the sherrif ties into the other 2 movies.

[@jonathanjernigan8075]

Happy Scary 4th Cameron!!!! Have a good scary day. Thanks for the video, Sharing is Scaring!!

[@ananyabhatt5148]

I was waiting for you to review the movie! The movie was AH-MAZZZ-INGG I love that they didn't tone it down and kept it gruesome and just as interesting as the books. Hope the movies end up popularizing the books again and I hope the print more of these and we can finally buy fear Street books from stores.

[@Creep_Alley_Horror]

Enjoyed the video! Great job! I need to take a stroll down Fear Street lol Watching the movie on July 4th and looking forward to it. Thanks for sharing! 👻🤘🏻

[@august3777]

So glad you liked the movie overall. Sadly, didn't like it as much. That is to say, that I didn't like it, I'd give it about a 3 out of 5 stars. But there was a lot of things I didn't like. And that's sad since I got interested in reading the Fear Streets from watching this channel. But I'm gonna still watch the rest of the movie, and you are right, I do hope that they bring some respect to the original stories.

[@mvinson8706]

I haven’t read any but I did watch the first movie last night. It was an absolute blast! Great video!

[@takashikagami7830]

Great vlog cameron but i really can't wait for the Q and A video i thought it will be uploaded this sunday

[@LibraryMacabre]

Sorry, it’s next Sunday. I ran into some snags in the road, but it’s scheduled for Sunday now.

[@markmorris2514]

Having never read any FEAR STREET books, and therefore coming to the movie with no emotional attachment or pre-conceived notions, I have to say I really enjoyed FEAR STREET: 1994. A really fun romp of a teen slasher - well-made and well-paced, good characters, some great gory set-pieces, and the story went off in some unexpected directions, which I really liked (which was definitely an advantage of not having read the books, because it meant I was genuinely surprised rather than expecting/hoping for what I guess are certain fan-pleasing elements to be included). Overall, this was great fun, and I'm definitely looking forward to parts 2 and 3.

[@EttuBrody]

I really enjoyed the film! I've been rereading the books sporadically (just finished the Cheerleaders saga) and I'm about to start Bad Dreams!

[@DJDanniDarkness]

Cameron, where do you get your mugs? I love them. Also, don't burn yourself out. If you need breaks from videos take them and take care of yourself.

[@edlewisnoctreviews]

I really enjoyed the first part, but I'm more excited about part two.

[@summercook7806]

Great place we go to the Columbus zoo and zoombissi bay quite a bit

[@jenniferrux7722]

I'm jealous that you can read in a moving car. Also I liked the movie. I am looking forward to part 2.

[@ghostinthepages6628]

I absolutely loved the first movie! I thought they did a pretty good job. I kinda knew they would take a lot of liberties as soon as I saw they were giving it a R rating. I can't wait for the next movie

[@ricktimus73]

I enjoyed the movie for what it was! I'm coming from an unusual angle with it in the sense that I'm a Fear Street newbie and also hardly ever watch horror films. I thought the actual cast was great (loved the diversity) even though I found a lot of the characters unlikeable at first, and that made the first thirty minutes or so a bit of a chore to get through. They managed to grow on me during the rest of the thing, though, and that made the final act really impactful and shocking. It was the best segment of the whole movie. The opening scene was equally great (shoutout to how you totally predicted the Scream homage here) and the thing as a whole was just beautifully shot. I've seen the soundtrack praised a lot and I agree that the song choices were excellent but their usage throughout the movie just seemed very random. Especially at the beginning where they would just play like five or so seconds of a song that was popular back then before immediately jumping onto the next popular song. It just seemed very "listen we have the license for all these songs we gotta use them just put them in" to me. A minor gripe, all in all, but still. Even though I've yet to read a Fear Street book (working on it) I got the sense that this probably isn't the ideal introduction to the franchise. But I'm glad fans of the books are digging it and accepting it for what it is. Anyway these vlogs are still great, Cameron. I hope you can keep on doing them!

[@brndn-t1r]

it definitely was a little strange to be named 1994 given where most of the inspiration is pulled from, which is in fact, the mid-late '90s, but overall i fell in love with the movie from the getgo and it was pretty shocking how far they went with some of the scenes. hopefully this trilogy is just the beginning. i never got a chance to read the original fear street series growing up, and you make me want to pick it up! it seems like most of the books are accessible digitally, so i'm looking forward to giving it a go.

[@berliner0]

Loved it love the books

[@LibraryMacabre]

Thank you!

[@kaelinreads6748]

Yay!! Ski Weekend!! I want to reread this!

[@summercook7806]

I absolutely love that shirt

[@fictionfanatic3469]

Great video Creep! Keep 'em coming!

[@troytradup]

Yeah, that first Fear Street movie was a hard R. Like, a super R in a couple places. Definitely not "cozy"! But I really loved it -- can't wait for next Friday.

[@coltonowens5305]

I Really enjoyed the movie and can’t wait for the next one

[@irishmoxie]

Loved Ski Weekend.

[@buckbucko6333]

So I'm a big fan like you..maybe you could do a break down video of the movies compared to the books..like Lights Out is part 2..cheer leader trilogy is like Samantha..Easter eggs of the fear street movies...I have a feeling u should do this

[@NamasteBbooktube]

Love these vlogs 🙂

[@watchdog304]

Love the books and thought the movie was pretty great.

[@midnightcryptworx]

I was so surprised how gory the movie was! I haven't read fear street since I was a kid so I can't really say how accurate it was but I really liked it!

[@carogaudet]

There is barely any gore in the Fear Street. It is mainly implied but never really focused on.

[@spookshelves9834]

I was really really into the fear street movie, like just as a movie it was amazing. Part of the reason i like it though is because it wasn't trying super hard to be fear street, it felt like the director was just trying to make a super exciting horror thriller inspired by fear street with a ton of her own style put into it. This is just her second feature film ever and I've heard really good things about her first so man, I'm so excited for the rest of the trilogy

[@brandie6652]

That waterpark/zoo looked awesome! I have only watched the first Fear street movie so far but I enjoyed it! Looking forward to the next two. The first scene was ROUGH but I am glad I pushed through. Have you ever read 99 Fear street? I think that is my favorite of the books. ❤️

[@TalesFromTheHauntedLibrary]

Warm, sunny summer day (cue ominous music)... Cute animals eating leaves (cue ominous music)...

[@LibraryMacabre]

I personally find it a bit funny 😆

[@SecretaryNoone]

I am back on the Rl Stine bingge reading after the movie

[@mrslowery143]

Where is this shirt from ?!

[@judylaaper4849]

Loved the movie, can't wait for 78 .

[@penelopiadblues4542]

Loved this vlog ❤️

[@carlajohannessen]

You always have the coolest T-shirts!! Where do you get them? 😍

[@LibraryMacabre]

I have a horror t shirt collection coming soon where I go over where I get them and such. Just have to edit it. :)

[@theGillybean_Chronicle]

I’m pretty much in the same boat as many others. I really enjoyed so many aspects of the film and was lukewarm on some. The gore was well done and I loved the opening scene and credits. I feel as though the film was marketed towards the demographic who read the books when they were originally released. Maybe that’s why they went with an R rating? Even though the main characters are all teens. And in true YA fashion, the adults were mostly absent or uninvolved. I mean where were they during the fight scene and bus scene? Still, I’m looking forward to part two!

[@stanbrown32]

Fun field trip :)

[@d.christophertatum2936]

Thinking about reading music, do you like synthwave?

[@LibraryMacabre]

I do! I was actually just talking about that in a Q&A video I filmed, which will go up next weekend. I listen to a lot of synthwave, especially horror inspired.

[@d.christophertatum2936]

@@LibraryMacabre I knew I liked you.

[@licittofficial]

Yo so what book was this movie based on? The 1666 movie is based on betrayal, what is this one?

[@carnage1740]

Hey cam wassup, ya know what I bought your book “There Are Monsters Here”. Dude c’mon After reading that I had nightmares for 3 weeks. Anyways excellent book.

[@princessjen6009]

Thanks for showing us your field trip. I always enjoy watching amusement park videos, especially the abandoned parks ones. I did like the Fear Street movie as well. But I did not like the main characters. I found them too gen z and did not represent the teens from the books.

[@Vice.K]

The "Easter egg" I noticed was in 94, when Goode fills out the police report for the killings at the hospital, he dates it 2/3/95 also Josh states Ruby Lane was killing 30 years ago in 1965. So... I guess the film takes place in 95. Cool

[@SuperStrangSshadow]

I wish I lived in a street like Fear Street, like hearing weird sounds from the woods at night etc. It would be very atmospheric. =)

[@lalitborabooks]

Gem of a channel

[@horror-sickness]

So nice to see the water park! Every time I watch these vlogs I want to read Fear Steet so bad myself. 😅 That slow motion coffee making porn 😍🤣 Wish you all the best at your new job!!! I really enjoyed the first movie and reviewed it. I know that they still have not explained the background of Shadyside much apart from the witch and newspaper clippings but I feel they will do that later? maybe? It was way bloodier and gorier than expected and I loved that. The end kills were....chef's kiss.

[@glddraco666]

I think the Betrayal will be in 1666 one which is part 3...

[@jackson39969]

Fear street would of been awesome in a tv show in the 90s. Like they did the goosebumps. But the movie looks good.

[@johnnyflaugher364]

I loved the new fear street movie 🎥 🍿

[@rajteli7]

What book is the trilogy based on

[@LibraryMacabre]

94 isn’t really based off any certain book, but it pulls inspiration from the Cheerleaders books. 78 will be inspired by Lights Out, and 1666 will be based off the Saga.

[@Cam_Wolfe]

"The Stepsister" is a dangerous title for anything in 2021 😂

[@slasherfan9748]

Why?

[@LolGlaceonTM]

I watched the movie 6 times and it’s really good

[@glddraco666]

more backstory next week part 2

[@michaelcarnelian]

I was so worried about the movies but… I kind of loved it? Yes, there are errors and it’s clearly not a faithful adaptation but the vibe is very Fear Street. It’s nostalgic but also very 2021. I literally yelled with joy to see queer representation and ethnic and racial diversity among the cast (Stine’s books are pretty homogeneous if I remember correctly). I do hope they tie the stories more closely into the Street itself.

[@SpongeyTheEditor]

The Stepsister: I quite like this one, the first quarter or so has some of the best stuff in the series, it feels a bit more real than usual. The mid section gets kinda standard but it's not bad. The reveal of who it is works and defies the evil step sister thing it was building up. Even the sequel was good but that's for another time. Ski Weekend: I like it. Don't recall a ton to say, even though I read it not too long ago. Lie the isolation, it moves well and it has some smart bits from the lead which I like. Liked the rare bit of swearing and the villains were effective. Lou sure was...creepy though lol. Overall, just a good one. Saga: Haven't re-read it yet, but I'll get to it come August. I remember digging the sagas a lot, Stine usually does stuff set in the past well so I'm excited. Movie: I almost lead with this but the other sections weren't too long so I went in order. I felt about the same pretty fun but I too found the lack of Fear Street itself weird. I thought I missed something and even I did, it should have been more important. I'm not as uppity on changes as much as others, cuz while I am a fan, I'm more critical and not super attached so I don't see it as a sacred cow and think being a purist about changes in this is a bit silly compared to other film adaptions. Plus, it's a more general take and not one to one so being different is to be expected and I think avoiding going hardcore into certain tropes made it kinda an improvement in some ways. But a few things aside, it was a fun thrill ride, which is what the books usually strike for. And I appreciate the gay protagonist as well, neat addition to the franchise there. The 1978 one should be interesting, I'm re-reading Lights Out at the moment and while I like it, I can tell the movie may end up being better if only for hopefully certain annoying characters/elements lol. Looking forward to seeing how the 1600's one fares, the vibe should be cool to see, I'm less of a stickler for changes and while I get some have to be done here, I hope certain stuff from the saga trilogy makes it, I am expecting some curve balls from what they were setting up so that should be fun. Seeing the passion some have on social media, for the books and the film is really neat, as well posts from the cast/crew, gives me more respect and love for all the folks.

[@el3m3nthorze]

i was so baffled at the fact that they don’t even show fear street lmao i thought the acting was horrible and the random drug dealing plot line was not fear street at all. it was okay as a movie. i wasn’t really that amazed by it. it felt like they copied the same plot of goosebumps with them dealing with all the “monsters” except it was serial killers instead. i’ll still give the other two a shot, but i’m not getting my hopes up

[@el3m3nthorze]

@@rjgilmore5019 haha yes exactly, I feel like the reviews have been so good and i'm like huh????? there's honestly so much wrong with it. the music was not even all from 1994 or earlier and felt randomly placed in to be like HEY IT'S THE 90's!! also the lesbian love story didn't feel genuine to me and kinda felt like pandering. and don't get me started on using an epipen to bring home girl back to life lmfaooo

[@mrmortman6107]

This was fun man I loved the movie to it was brutal yes there's no cursing drugs or even alot of gore but it worked so good lol I did have to go back and look up some of the killers like ruby lane I have no idea who that is maybe it's a book I haven't read yet