Prom Queen gives viewers campy slasher vibes but skimps on developing a story and characters that are worth its ride.

Fear Street is back with Prom Queen, but the film is way, way worse than the original trilogy with a new director and writers ...

"Prom Queen" attempts to revive prom-centric horror but falls flat with retrograde themes and a muddled message.

If you couldn’t get enough of the Fear Street movies in 2021, I have good news: There’s a new Fear Street movie, Fear Street: Prom Queen, that began streaming on Netflix on Friday.

Matt Palmer’s 'Fear Street’ sequel revives the gnarliest parts of 1980s slasher movies — but leaves the bad parts in too ...

Prom Queen fails to channel both the outrageous aesthetics and the brutal violence of the films it’s imitating, making this ...

Prom Queen,' which premiered on Netflix on May 23, had quite the twist ending Netflix’s Fear Street franchise is back with a ...

Out actress Suzanna Son carved out some time to dish on Netflix’s new film: “I'm down to die…and I'm down to kill.” ...

Matt Palmer takes the Fear Street series in a new, fun direction, but it lacks the nuance and style of the preceding trilogy.

Prom Queen ditches almost everything that made the original trilogy a hit, without offering any exciting in return.

Netflix is bringing us back to the spooky town of Shadyside with Fear Street: Prom Queen, the latest installment in the Fear Street universe.

There’s a lot of limb-severing and such. But “Fear Street: Prom Queen” never rises above its pedestrian concept, which simply lifts cliches from standard slice-and-dice opuses, as well as hi ...