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Treat yourself to fresh horror scares in Netflix's clever slasher film trilogy that tackles homophobia and the patriarchy along the way.
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Treat yourself to fresh horror scares in Netflix's clever slasher film trilogy that tackles homophobia and the patriarchy along the way.
Treat yourself to fresh horror scares in Netflix's clever slasher film trilogy that tackles homophobia and the patriarchy along the way.
Treat yourself to fresh horror scares in Netflix's clever slasher film trilogy that tackles homophobia and the patriarchy along the way.
But what sets apart this trilogy from other horror series before it is the fact that it centers on the kinds of characters who don’t usually take center stage in horror movies — let alone go on to save the day and survive them. According to director Leigh Janiak, this was part of what attracted her to making the franchise in the first place. "There’s been so many brilliant movies already made. This opportunity to provide representation that really doesn’t exist in those movies is why we should re-approach the slasher genre,” Janiak tells SYFY WIRE. “The characters that we’re fol...
A classic summertime slasher A classic summertime slasher Second instalment of the Fear Street trilogy on Netflix presents a modern take on this horror subgenre and is an enjoyable watch full of gore published : 16 Jul 2021 at 04:00 Ted Sutherland as Nick and Sadie Sink as Ziggy in Fear Street Part Two: 1978. NETFLIX After releasing the first film of the franchise last week, the second instalment of Netflix's teen slasher trilogy films Fear Street: 1978 also recently arrived on the streaming service. Meanwhile, the third and final film titled Fear Street: 1666...