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Leigh Janiak
DEEP DIVES: Sex is a Weapon in “HONEYMOON”
Leigh Janiak's overlooked 2014 body horror film is a brilliant and brutal exploration of intimacy.
by
Gabe Thomas
Exclusive Interview: Director Leigh Janiak on her long trip down “FEAR STREET,” Part Two
Here, the filmmaker talks the trilogy's queer romance, summer camp and what happened to her remake of THE CRAFT.
by
Michael Gingold
Exclusive Interview: Director Leigh Janiak on her long trip down “FEAR STREET,” Part One
The director talks adapting a teenhood favorite, the killer soundtrack and F-bombs.
by
Michael Gingold
Movie Review: “FEAR STREET: 1666” is a (witch) crafty wrapup to the trilogy
Its revelations are smartly ticked off amidst a scenario that also has plenty of room for scary stuff of its…
by
Michael Gingold
See “STRANGER THINGS’” Sadie Sink in a clip from “FEAR STREET PART 2: 1978”
She faces peril from her own peers in the second of Netflix’s three-movie series.
by
Michael Gingold
Movie Review: “FEAR STREET PART 1: 1994” is a fun and frightening trilogy launch
It works solidly as both a stand-alone chiller and to lay the foundation for the films to come.
by
Michael Gingold
See terror come to the mall in the first five minutes of “FEAR STREET PART 1: 1994”!
The opening scene of the three-film horror saga takes us back to a very particular time and place.
by
Michael Gingold
Take a trip to “FEAR STREET” with Netflix’s trilogy trailer and poster
The R.L. Stine franchise has been filmed as a time-jumping trilogy of terror.
by
Michael Gingold