As the Halloween season returns, R.L. Stine offers a confident update on Fear Street 4. The iconic author’s teenage horror books made their way to the screen with a trilogy of movies in 2021, originally set for a theatrical release through 20th Century Fox before being acquired by Netflix. Released across three back-to-back weeks, the Fear Street movies scored rave reviews from critics and audiences alike, with the latter since holding out hope for more to be produced following a mid-credits tease in the final chapter.

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