Fear Street Part 3: 1666

"After a first movie with uninteresting characters and a second one a bit more consistent, 'Fear Street Part 3: 1666' seeks to leave a positive mark in the audience's memory. After all, this new production directed again by Leigh Janiak is the last part of the story of the witch that haunts a small town in the United States - and it is also inspired by a book by R.L. Stine. Here, more specifically, the production dives into the origin of this character that has been haunting the young protagonists since the first movie, diving headfirst into the brutality of the 17th century. There are more references to macabre cinema and that seeks to scare with an unrestrained violence or jumpscares, like 'The Blair Witch'. It works, even more with the interesting return of most of the characters we saw in the other two movies. There are still problems, and it does not fully reach the ideal of awakening the audience's nostalgia. But it entertains with violence, crimes and a macabre tone."