by Daniel Stalter | Jul 15, 2021 | Fear Street
A few weeks ago I got to interview Leigh Janiak (director of the Fear Street trilogy) and Phil Graziadei (co-writer of 1994 and 1666) on behalf of GeeksOUT. We got to talk about the queer elements of the trilogy, what books/movies influenced their storytelling, and...
by Daniel Stalter | Jul 13, 2021 | Fear Street
Fear Street Super Chiller #6: The Dead Lifeguard © 1994 by Parachute Press. Cover Art by Bill Schmidt. Spoiler-Free Review The Dead Lifeguard was a fun, twisted affair. It reminded me of the movie Clue. It wasn’t plainly obvious who Mouse was and I enjoyed...
by Daniel Stalter | Jul 9, 2021 | Fear Street
Spoiler-Free Review: Fear Street 1978 doesn’t waste any time getting right to the good stuff. Last week’s 1994 had already done a lot of the heavy lifting introducing us to Shadyside and the witch’s curse, so 1978 was poised to hit the ground running. Where the first...
by Daniel Stalter | Jul 6, 2021 | Fear Street
Fear Street #12: Lights Out © 1991 by Parachute Press. Cover Art by Bill Schmidt. Spoiler-Free Review R.L. Stine has written some excellent mysteries with a slasher horror flair in this series, and Lights Out doesn’t stray far from the proven formula....
by Daniel Stalter | Jul 1, 2021 | Fear Street
Spoiler-Free Review It’s been over 30 years, but we finally got a Fear Street movie! And not just one, but three of them! So let me take a moment to first acknowledge my excitement as a Fear Street superfan. This is a big moment. So you can only imagine how excited I...
by Daniel Stalter | Feb 24, 2021 | Fear Street
Fear Street #10: Ski Weekend © 1991 by Parachute Press. Cover Art by Bill Schmidt. Spoiler-Free Review Ski Weekend was a solid thriller that made good use of its characters and setting. I liked Ariel as a protagonist. She had some Nancy Drew vibes when it came...
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