Fear Street: Prom Queen
Movie, 2025, Fear Street, Set in Shadyside High, 1988
Fear Street: Prom Queen is #18 of 18 in release order and #18 of 18 in chronological order in the R.L. Stine.
The story
Who will be voted queen at Shadyside High's 1988 prom? For underdog Lori, competition is cutthroat even before someone starts killing off the candidates.
Fear Street: Prom Queen recap
In 1988, outcast Lori Granger runs for prom queen at Shadyside High against queen bee Tiffany Falconer and her friends, nicknamed the Wolfpack. Lori is shunned because of rumors her mother killed her father. The night before prom, another candidate is killed by a masked figure with an axe, and on prom night the candidates and their dates start dying around the school. There are two killers.
Fear Street: Prom Queen ending explained
Lori is crowned just as the killer bursts into the gym, and she stabs him in the eye with her tiara: it is Tiffany's father, Dan Falconer. At Tiffany's house, Tiffany's mother, Nancy, turns out to be the second killer, and Tiffany helped them. Nancy killed Lori's father after he left her for Lori's mother. Lori kills Tiffany and then Nancy, whose blood forms the witch's mark.
Where to watch Fear Street: Prom Queen
Fear Street: Prom Queen is streaming on Netflix in the US.
Ratings
IMDb 5.1/10, Rotten Tomatoes 28%
Where it fits
- Release order: after Zombie Town, the latest.
- Chronological order: after Zombie Town, the last.
What to watch before Fear Street: Prom Queen
In release order, the essentials before Fear Street: Prom Queen (2025) are Fear Street: 1994 (2021), Fear Street: 1978 (2021), and Fear Street: 1666 (2021).
Cast
- India Fowler as Lori Granger
- Suzanna Son as Megan Rogers
- Fina Strazza as Tiffany Falconer
- Katherine Waterston as Nancy Falconer
- Lili Taylor as VP Dolores Brekenridge
- Chris Klein as Dan Falconer
- Ariana Greenblatt as Christy Renault
- David Iacono as Tyler Torres
- Darrin Baker as Principal Wayland
- Ella Rubin as Melissa
- Rebecca Ablack as Debbie
- Ilan O'Driscoll as Linda
Directed by Matt Palmer.