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The 2021 trilogy · Shadyside, 1994

Fear Street Part One: 1994

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A string of killings in Shadyside and a 300-year-old curse: Deena and Sam have to survive the night

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Quick recap

1994. Shadyside is called the murder capital of America, while neighbor Sunnyvale lives in peace. Teens blame the curse of the witch Sarah Fier. Deena and Sam, exes, live on opposite sides of the line. A crash after a brawl wakes killers from Shadyside's past, and they all start hunting Sam. Deena, her brother Josh and friends Simon and Kate try to end the chase with a risky plan in a supermarket. Not everyone survives, and the night ends with Sam possessed.

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Hidden details

  1. Behind the scenesA real shopping mall

    Filming took over the North DeKalb Mall in Georgia. Empty storefronts were rebuilt as Casual Corner, Software Etc., B. Dalton, Musicland and Gadzooks, brands from 1990s malls.

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  2. ReferenceShadyside comes from the books

    The town of Shadyside and the street in the title come from R. L. Stine's book universe, which began in 1989. The Fear name comes from a cursed family in the novels.

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  3. Behind the scenesIt was meant for theaters

    The first film was set for a June 2020 theatrical release. The pandemic pulled it, producer Chernin ended its deal with the studio, and by August Netflix had the trilogy.

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