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‘Fear Street: Prom Queen’ Gets First Images!! Check It Out!!

Class is in session in a handful of first-look images for Fear Street: Prom Queen, the latest on-screen adaptation to come from R.L. Stine’s young adult horror novel series. Set for a release later this year, the feature-length production transports audiences to the late ‘80s where the students of Shadyside High are in for a killer prom. The spooky movie joins ranks with other projects set to come from Netflix in 2025, with audiences receiving updates on titles like the Tom Hardy-led, Gareth Evans-helmed action flick, Chaos, the third and final season of Squid Game and Adam Sandler’s highly-anticipated return as everyone’s favorite golfer in Happy Gilmore 2.

Set to slash onto TV screens over the summer, Fear Street: Prom Queen centers around a nightmare situation for those who have been nominated for the titular honor when they begin to go missing one by one. As today’s images tease, we can expect plenty of on-the-nose dresses and hairdos that perfectly capture the decade of neon, MTV, and shoulder pads. Several images showcase the popular girls at the center of the mystery, with one focusing on Shadyside High’s yearbook where the killer appears to be plotting their demise. Speaking of the killer, while no front-facing shots are included in the images, we do see the back-side of the slayer’s outfit, which reveals them to be hidden in a red, latex jacket complete with a hood for added secrecy.

Meet the Killer Players Behind ‘Fear Street: Prom Queen’

Keeping up with the running theme of hiring notable young stars to fill out the call sheet of the Fear Street’s that terrified before, the talent attached to the next chapter includes the likes of Ariana Greenblatt (Borderlands), Suzanna Son (The Idol), India Fowler (The Agency), Ella Rubin (The Idea of You) and Fina Strazza (Matilda the Musical), with longtime industry stars including Chris Klein (the American Pie film series), Katherine Waterston (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them) and Lili Taylor (The Conjuring). The film is the latest to come from director Matt Palmer (Calibre), who celebrates his sophomore foray into filmmaking with the title. Palmer also co-wrote the screenplay alongside Donald McLeary.

Now that the first photos have rolled out, eager audiences can expect plenty more promotional material for Fear Street: Prom Queen to graduate into the public eye over the next few months prior to its summer arrival. While you wait for the page to turn on the latest chapter, head over to Netflix to stream the 2021 trilogy that started it all.

via Collider

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