Netflix's Fear Street

I'm not as familiar with this as I am goosebumps but I really do like RL work so I'm looking to this.

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[QUOTE=choptop;5547334]I'm not as familiar with this as I am goosebumps but I really do like RL work so I'm looking to this.

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Fear Street was great. It was aimed at teenagers and, while it did have supernatural elements in some stories, was mostly murder mysteries. I still have a few somewhere. Whereas Goosebumps was known for twist-endings and paranormal/sci-fi aspects, Fear Street had traditional type of horror with gore and bloodied violence. Be keen to see how this turns out.

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[B][I]Fear Street 1994 was Pretty Good. Not really scary but at least a decent time watching the suspense.[/I][/B]

I like 78 more than 94 both are pretty good but is any of this Frome the books?

[QUOTE=choptop;5627247]I like 78 more than 94 both are pretty good but is any of this Frome the books?[/QUOTE]

Sarah Fier was a witch in the books, and in the Cheerleaders trilogy she possessed the bodies of the cheerleaders whose bus crashed on her grave to get them to kill the others.

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I enjoyed the Fear Street Trilogy.