there's so much information to download that major character deaths are shrugged off, key relationships fail to connect, and whatever sense of intrigue the killers bring with them is punted down the line
fun and a little bit subversive; Even if the conventions are familiar, the film manages to excite thanks to an impressive array of young talent, an appropriately suspenseful score and soundtrack and a heavy dose of '90s nostalgia
a compelling and entertaining watch; With nods to his "Fear Street" series aplenty, brutal deaths, a rocking '90s attitude, and a solid throwback slasher at its core, "Part 1" kicks the trilogy off with a fun start
"Fear Street Part 1: 1994" is everything a horror fan desires: nerve-wracking sequences, a killer soundtrack, complex characters and twists and surprises galore
by Benjamin Lee [The Guardian ]
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