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\n\tA movie adaptation of R.L. Stine\u2019s 1992 \u201cFear Street<\/a>\u201d novel \u201cThe Prom Queen\u201d is in improvement at Netflix, the creator himself studies. <\/p>\n \n\tStine took to X\/Twitter on Saturday to share the information, writing,<\/a> \u201cMovie News: I can finally announce that a new \u2018Fear Street\u2019 movie is about to go into production for Netflix. It\u2019s based on my \u2018Fear Street\u2019 book, \u2018The Prom Queen.\u2019 Good news!\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tThis would be the fourth \u201cFear Street\u201d movie tailored from the e book collection after \u201cFear Street Part One: 1994,\u201d \u201cFear Street Part Two: 1978\u201d and \u201cFear Street Part Three: 1666.\u201d Directed by Leigh Janiak, the trilogy was launched on Netflix over three back-to-back weeks in July 2021 <\/a>and adopted a bunch of youngsters residing in Shadyside, Ohio, who uncover the haunting occasions that plague their city. \u201cThe Prom Queen\u201d will characteristic a brand new solid of characters. <\/p>\n \n\t\u201cA spring night\u2026soft moonlight\u2026five beautiful Prom Queen candidates\u2026dancing couples at the Shadyside High prom \u2014 these should be the ingredients for romance. But stir in one brutal murder \u2014 then another, and another \u2014 and the recipe quickly turns to horror,\u201d reads the e book description as per Stine\u2019s official web site<\/a>. \u201cLizzie McVay realizes that someone is murdering the five Prom Queen candidates one by one \u2014 and that she may be next on the list! Can she stop the murderer before the dance is over \u2014 for good?\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tThe first three \u201cFear Street\u201d movies from Netflix obtained constructive evaluations, making it onto Variety\u2019<\/em>s \u201cBest Horror Movies of 2021\u201d record<\/a> and receiving 84%, 87% and 88% critics\u2019 scores on Rotten Tomatoes (for Parts 1, 2 and three, respectively). <\/p>\n \n\t\u201cTaken on their own, any one of these films loosely based on R.L. Stine\u2019s novels would be an above-average genre throwback,\u201d wrote Michael Nordine in his evaluate of \u201cFear Street Part Three: 1666\u201d and the \u201cFear Street\u201d trilogy for Variety<\/em>.<\/a> \u201cTogether, they amount to one of the more involving horror series in recent memory.\u201d <\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n