'Fear Street Part Three: 1666' review: A gory good time


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Teen horror goes 17th century in 'Fear Street Part Three: 1666'. – Netflix

The Fear Street trilogy — Netflix's ambitious three-horror-movies-in-three-weeks streaming experiment — comes to a satisfying conclusion with Fear Street Part Three: 1666, which brings the tale of the cursed town of Shadyside, Ohio, full circle.

If the tale's first two 1994- and 1978-set chapters took their cues from Scream and "Friday the 13th, respectively, 1666 borrows from The Witch, or other period tales of the threat of witchcraft and the resulting panic of townspeople.

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7.5 10

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A gory good time in the 17th century

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