Slasher fans really get their money’s worth this year: Netflix has now unveiled the first wonderful horror trailer for “Fear Street: Prom Queen”.
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With the “Fear Street”-The streaming service Netflix has put together a really great horror series. Horror fans should not be fooled: Even if the films on the works of author RL Stine (“Goose flesh”) are by no means films for adolescents or even children.
Now there is finally replenishment in the form of the independent, but playing in the same universe “Fear Street: Prom Queen”. If the terms 80s and slasher somehow come to mind during the title, then you are in the spotlight, as the above trailer illustrates.
Cassette recorder, VHS-Look, Jeans-Fashion, Prom Night, “Heaven is a Place on Earth” by Belinda Carlisle and 80s Teenie star Lili Taylor: More 80s really can’t be possible. In addition, when the hustle and bustle in the trailer, it should be clear that the film should also not be for children.
“Please Netflix, it looks so good. Please give us another trilogy”: Reaction of the Netflix fans is clear
With all the Slasher revivals, from “Scream” above “I know what you did last summer” until “Dark legends”horror fans should get their money’s worth. Nevertheless, the 80s setting of “Fear Street: Prom Queen” seems to have a very special charm (via YouTube):
“I’m sorry, but I’m grinning all the face. Best song selection; and I hope you have integrated him into the film.”
“Please Netflix, it looks so good. Please give us a trilogy again.”
“The ‘Fear Street’ trilogy was really good … So I’m looking forward to this one!”
“I am happy to see a ‘Fear Street’ that is located in the 80s.”
“I already know that the soundtrack will be awesome.”
“Fear Street: Prom Queen” decimates the vintage ’88 by Shadyside
It is 1988: The annual school ball on the Shadyside High of the sleepy small town of Shadyside is imminent. While the girls and boys are preparing for the event of the school year – and one or the other intrigue is spun – something murderous is going on.
In addition to Ella Rubin, Ariana Greenblatt, Suzanna Son, India Fowler, Katherine Waterston, Lili Taylor and Chris Klein, Dakota Taylor, David Iacono and Damian Romeo and Fina Strazza can be seen in other roles.
“Fear Street: Prom Queen” is on May 23, 2025 provided via Netflix.
