R.L Stine

July 5, 2021

Fear Street Part Two: 1978

Al_Taransky Fear Street, goosebumps, Horror, R.L Stine 0

Fear Street Part Two: 1978 is the second installment of the Fear Street Trilogy Fear Street Part Two: 1978 is the second installment of the Fear Street Trilogy. Even If RL Stine is known for writing children’s horror. Goosebumps recently have a movie reboot and Are You Afraid of the dark might also get a reboot soon. He will show his range with this trilogy. Most of the children who followed his books and tv shows are adults now. So he is exploring a more mature approach with giving dread to the audience. Tv Networks limited him from having violence and sex in his stories but Netflix gives him more liberties to cross the line. This sequel will be out this July 9 on Netflix. The 1970s is the golden age of Slasher and Video nasties. Setting this story in this decade is very fitting. The Camp Counselors and Campers of Camp Nighting are supposed to enjoy a summer of parties, camping, and sex but they will be running for their lives

June 29, 2021

FEAR STREET PART 1: 1994, An R.L Stine horror Trilogy

Al_Taransky Are you afraid of the dark?, goosebumps, R.L Stine 0

FEAR STREET PART 1: 1994 coming to Netflix this July 2 Fear Street Trilogy is coming to Netflix. R.L wrote the stories of this trilogy but it will have a different direction from his past works. His most famous works are Goosebumps and Are You afraid of the Dark? Both franchise became hit anthology series in the 90s but people still buy his works. R.L Stine is popular for making children’s horror but this movie is more mature themed. There will be some sex and violence. That makes this appeal more for teenagers and adults. Fear Street is going to be a three part movie. I notice that the sequels goes backwards in the years of setting. Are these stories related? Is part 2 and 3 going to be prequels because they happened in the past? FEAR STREET PART 1: 1994 will be the first installment of the collective. Set in 1994, A group of teens on this movie reminds me a bit of the Midnight society from “Are