Fear Street Part Three: 1666 [Movie Review]

Fear Street Part Three: 1666 [Movie Review] | So, this is the finale of the Fear Street trilogy. I hope they will make more of the series.

 

SYNOPSIS

Fear Street Part Three: 1666 (2021) Trivia

• Starring: Kiana Madeira, Ashley Zukerman, Olivia Scott Welch, Gillian Jacobs, Benjamin Flores Jr., Darrell Britt-Gibson,
• Directed by: Leigh Janiak
• Produced by: Peter Chernin, Jenno Topping, David Ready, Kori Adelson
  
• Production companies: Chernin Entertainment
• Distributed by: Netflix
• Release date: July 16, 2021
• Running time: 114 minutes
  
• Rating: R (for strong bloody violence and gore, some sexuality and brief drug use)
  
• Country: United States
• Language: English
• Tomatometer: 93%
  
• Metascore: 68%
  
• IMDb: 6.7/ 10
  
• The only film in the trilogy to actually reference the titular Fear Street (Fier Street). 
• Goode was also the surname of a prevalent family during the Salem Witch Trials.
• The characters constantly refer to witch doing this "for 300 years," of course rounding the number down, 1666 to 1994 is 328 years. 3+2+8=13, unlucky for some. 
  

Having reunited the severed hand of Sarah Fier with the rest of her corpse, Deena has a vision of events in 1666 from Sarah's perspective. 

Sarah lives in Union, the original settlement with her father George and brother Henry. Sarah is in love with Hannah, Pastor Cyrus Miller's daughter and the feeling is mutual. But back then, that kind of love was frown upon and almost always be punished by death.

One night, on a full moon night when the youngsters always gather to party, Sarah, Hannah and Lizzie (one of their friends) decide to sneak into the tent of a widow on their way to the clearing. Sarah stumbles upon a book of black magic and she reads from a page of it before all of them run from the tent when the widow catches her while she was reciting the spell.

Later that night, the lovebirds decide to get intimate, without knowing that Mad Thomas was spying on them.

The next day, Pastor Miller begins to act strange and the town is struck with misfortune - food becomes stale and their well is polluted. Sarah worries that she might be the cause of it and confides in Solomon Goode, her friend. 

When Pastor Miller locked and killed several children in the chapel, Sarah's guilt heightened.  Pastor Milles is killed by Solomon when the pastor was rushing to kill Sarah who was distraught to find Henry's lifeless body among the killed children. 

The town meets and decides that night that witchcraft has befallen the town. Caleb, whose advances towards Sarah and Hannah were turned down at the party, accuses both girls are witches. Sarah manages to flee but Hannah was caught and the town declares that Hannah will be executed at dawn.

Later that night, Sarah sneaks into the chapel and proclaims her love for her. She then decided to conjure a deal with the devil to save Hannah by reciting a spell from the widow's book. The book is gone and the widow is murdered when she arrived at the tent.

She flees to Solomon's for help. The town ambushes Solomon's place and while hiding in the back room, she discovers a secret passage that leads her to a strange ritual place with the widow's book. Later, Solomon confesses that he has made a deal with the devil and named Pastor Miller to be possessed and killed others in exchange for power and money. And he offers to share the benefits with Sarah. 

When Sarah refuses, the two fight and Sarah's hand was cut off during the fight. She runs through the underground tunnel, only later to be caught by Solomon who turns her into the townspeople. 

During execution, Sarah pleads with the townspeople to spare Hannah's life. She swears her vengeance from the grave seconds before she is hanged. Her friends later bury her properly elsewhere so that nobody will find her body.

Back in 1994, Deena realises that the Goode family has been putting the curse and evil spirit possession on the Shadysiders in order to maintain their power and wealth. 

When Deena and Josh, her brother, tells Ziggy about the history, the trio understands that killing Sheriff Nick Goode will end the curse and clear Sarah's name.

But can the trio cripple a curse so old, it started at the beginning of time and against someone whose influence and power is big enough to bury them for generations?

 

MY REVIEW 

Plot: 4.95/ 5.0 Again, my years of experience watching the mystery and thriller films failed me in this one.

The plot - oh wow. Please do more movies like this.

I advise for you not to watch this one with your little kids/ kids as there are a lot of sexual scenes.

Cast: 4.9/ 5.0 This young blood can act!

Will I watch it again: Yes. I want my screamer friends to join it with me.

The pictures are taken from multiple sources on the Internet. Thank you.

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