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Governor
There is a twist:
Before watching, I also had hoped for more, since a review I read praised the "Fear Street" trilogy as some of the best horror movies recently released. I would say, it is mix of "Stranger Things" and "American Horror Story", though it was not quite as scary and especially part 2 and 3 had some pacing issues. The trilogy was carried by the actors, who did a really good job in my opinion.
There is another spectacular bondage/torture scene in part 2, where a girl gets tied to a tree, is beaten up and a part of her skin is burned with a lighter. I did not share images of this scene on purpose, since by my calculations, the actress who played the girl was still underage when the movie was shot.
Sarah is innocent. And she is not a witch.
The trilogy evolves around the myth that when the witch Sarah Feir was hanged, she cursed the town, which makes random citizens turn crazy every now an then and kill a bunch of people. In fact, Sarah was framed by someone else who made a pact with the devil and used her as scapegoat.
The trilogy evolves around the myth that when the witch Sarah Feir was hanged, she cursed the town, which makes random citizens turn crazy every now an then and kill a bunch of people. In fact, Sarah was framed by someone else who made a pact with the devil and used her as scapegoat.
Before watching, I also had hoped for more, since a review I read praised the "Fear Street" trilogy as some of the best horror movies recently released. I would say, it is mix of "Stranger Things" and "American Horror Story", though it was not quite as scary and especially part 2 and 3 had some pacing issues. The trilogy was carried by the actors, who did a really good job in my opinion.
There is another spectacular bondage/torture scene in part 2, where a girl gets tied to a tree, is beaten up and a part of her skin is burned with a lighter. I did not share images of this scene on purpose, since by my calculations, the actress who played the girl was still underage when the movie was shot.