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Fear Street, partie 3 : 1666

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Les origines de la malédiction qui poursuit Sarah Fier sont révélées pendant une nuit qui va changer la vie des habitants de Shadyside pour toujours.

Année

2021

Durée

1h 54m

IMDb

6.6

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Casting

Kiana Madeira

Sarah Fier

Kiana Madeira

Deena

Elizabeth Scopel

'Real' Sarah Fier

Casting

Kiana Madeira

Sarah Fier

Kiana Madeira

Deena

Elizabeth Scopel

'Real' Sarah Fier

Benjamin Flores Jr.

Henry

Benjamin Flores Jr.

Josh

Randy Havens

George Fier

Julia Rehwald

Lizzie

Julia Rehwald

Kate

Matthew Zuk

Elijah Goode

Matthew Zuk

Mayor Will Goode

Fred Hechinger

Isaac

Fred Hechinger

Simon

Michael Chandler

'The Pastor' Cyrus Miller

Sadie Sink

Constance

Sadie Sink

Ziggy Berman

Emily Rudd

Abigail

Emily Rudd

Cindy Berman

Olivia Scott Welch

Hannah Miller

Olivia Scott Welch

Samantha Fraser

Lacy Camp

Grace Miller

Lacy Camp

Mrs. Fraser

McCabe Slye

Mad Thomas

McCabe Slye

Tommy Slater

Ashley Zukerman

Solomon Goode

Ashley Zukerman

Nick Goode

Jordana Spiro

The Widow

Jordana Spiro

Mrs. Lane

Jeremy Ford

Caleb

Jeremy Ford

Peter

Patrick Roper

Union Townsman 1

Robert Bryan Davis

Union Townsman 2

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Commentaires

10 commentaires

iamkabir..May 12, 2026

bhhgu

adilmrabbichow2May 26, 2025

AbdallhAug 20, 2024

I loved it. You will different atmosphere compared to last two parts.

KatlegoAug 20, 2024

In some ways, it is difficult to pinpoint where the Fear Street films go wrong. They are pleasant looking enough, with that typical Netflix-cinematic look that is neither offensive, nor interesting. The story also is a similar brand of innocuous typicality, despite the series' penchant for homage often leaning a little too far into imitation. And while the films are never scary, they do bring an atmosphere that might seem vaguely appealing to horror fans. Let me rephrase. In most ways, it is difficult to pinpoint where, if at all, the Fear Street films go right. "Fear Street: 1666," concludes Netflix's Fear Street trilogy in custom with the precedent laid out by the earlier two films; with a sloppily strung together mess of half-baked scares and substandard performances that never manage to elevate the lacklustre material. It feels awkward to approach the Fear Street films with such scrutiny-they're just Netflix movies. But perhaps someone should have told that to writer/director Leigh Janiak before she developed these films into the unpleasantly self-serious entities that they are. All three films, "1666," much included, never really figure out who they are intended for. In Janiak's heart of hearts, she must have wished to create the trilogy as a love-letter to the book series, and accordingly, to the now largely adult readers. This is apparent in the use of gore, sex and drugs that is distastefully smattered throughout the series in the most graceless of places. In any other manner however, it seems as though the films must be aimed at pre-teens. That is not to say that pre-teens would ever find themselves enjoying the mangled plot line that is only ever propelled by incessant teen drama, nor would they appreciate the performances and dialogue, which always seem to be in a constant race with one another to be the worst aspect of the film. And certainly, nobody would find themselves scared. But left then is the question of who is this series for? It is too gratuitous to be appropriate for younger individuals, too petty to appease older generations, and too insipid overall to satisfy just about any horror film enthusiast. I've got a lot to say about Fear Street, but only so many ways to say it. The films are bad. In their aspirations to echo the slasher films of the 80s and 90s, they manage only to mimic the the carapace; in Fear Street's efforts to emulate, it unflatteringly juxtaposes itself against films that it has not the wit, charm or soul to compete against. To the merit of "1666," however, this was the only film in the series wherein I felt that I could finally relate to the characters and story. After nearly six amalgamative hours of "Fear Street," films, it was reliving to finally have this moment, for as the credits rolled, I exited Netflix, turned off my computer, and realized that the three weeks were up, and that there were no more "Fear Street," films to come. In this way, I felt that I too had finally cast out a great evil that had plagued me for far too long.

BaptisteAug 20, 2024

So in Part 1 the reanimated killers come back to life to kill the person who bled on the witch Sarah Fier's bones because ... I don't know. Reasons. But the characters make a point of saying the killers are passing right by everyone else and only going for the one who bled on the bones ... Except when they don't and they kill random people at the hospital. Whatever. Point is, you bleed on the witch's bones, she curses you and sends her goons after you. In Part 3 we find out Sarah Fier wasn't actually a witch, she was framed by Solomon, who was the actual person dealing with the devil. But the whole "reanimated killers are only going after the person who bled on the now non-witch's bones" rule is still in affect. Again, because ... Reasons. Except when they kill two cops in the mall even though they completely ignore everyone else and just follow the blood trails that were set up. Now the witch wasn't a witch, the Sheriff from the Solomon family tree is the actual bad guy, and nothing that happened previously makes sense anymore. It's not a plot twist if you break the rules you've set for the story. It's just bad writing. Wanted to like this series. Thought the second part was actually pretty good, albeit pointless once the third part came along. But overall, it was a trilogy of poorly done tropes thrown together into a nonsense plot. Better than some of the terrible horror films tossed out by Netflix. However, that doesn't mean it was a good series.

PradeepthenextAug 20, 2024

It's a typical Netflix Production. Decent budget, nice premise, nostalgic elements. Then the reality : At the beginning it looks promising, then it falls slowly apart but goes on and on until it feels like a chore to finish it. The story is dragged out and the twist are only surprising if one is truly not the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree.

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