'Fear Street Part 3: 1666' : Fier the Goode {Movie Review}

The time has finally come. We figure out the origin of Sarah Fier and the curse of Shadyside. Fear Street Part 3: 1666 takes us to a time when witches were all the rave. Sarah Fier and her forbidden love Hannah Miller are blamed for bewitching the village Pastor, after he blindly kills all the kids in town. Sarah seeks help to free Hannah from the town Widow who is known for practicing witchcraft. Sarah arrives to find the Widow dead, she confides in her last possible option in Solomon Goode. He agrees to help Sarah from the angry mob, but as she hides Sarah comes across a horrific discovery under Solomon's home. The town has been plagued due to Solomon making a deal with the devil. He frames Sarah Fier who ultimately dies after captured and hung. 

Flash forward in time back to 1994. Deena, Josh, and C. Berman have all pieced together that Sarah's curse wasn't to actually her but the long line of The Goode family. Through the ages they have been listing names of people (Ryan Torres, Thomas Slater, Ruby Lane, etc.) of Shadyside's residents for the devil. In return, The Goode's get whatever they want from Sunnyvale being the perfect town to Nick Goode taking over as police chief. One thing must be done and that is eliminate the Goode family line from continuing the curse. 

Part 3 collects all the actors from the previous films for the first half of this finale before jumping back to 1994. Although their roles aren't as impactful, they make you smile knowing they lived in another life. This trilogy honestly casted very well and each person in every enter played their part. Even though most of your favorite characters may have died, the writing makes sure each one was crafted very nicely. Lastly, I think I can say Fear Street is one of the best horror movies to come out this year. I hope more Horror movies can put out this kind of quality going forward.

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​​Hoping to break into the horror genre, Justin Cook McAfee graduated with a creative writing degree from Full Sail University. Since then, he has picked up videography, volunteered at the Sundance Film Festival, and started his own podcast. With his ever growing movie collection, Justin hopes to one day write and direct his own films. Until that moment calls, he spends his nights in the dark watching new horror movies. Justin is excited to be a part of the HorrOrigins team and ready to further his writing talents. Who would have thought seeing Mufasa die so many times as a kid would push him to horror?