Fear Street Part Three: 1666

Fear Street Part Three: 1666 is a 2021 horror movie directed by Leigh Janiak and starring Kiana Madeira, Ashley Zukerman, and Gillian Jacobs. The film is the third and final installment in the Fear Street trilogy and follows the events that took place in 1666 that led to Sarah Fier's curse.

The movie begins with Deena (Kiana Madeira) returning to 1666 as Sarah Fier, the accused witch who allegedly cursed the town of Shadyside. She tells the story of how the town was founded by the Union family and how they gained their riches by taking the land from the Native Americans who inhabited the area. During the town's annual witchcraft trials, Sarah and Hannah Miller develop a forbidden love that leads to a series of tragic events.

As the story unfolds, the townspeople become increasingly suspicious of Sarah and her involvement in several mysterious deaths that occur within the community. Despite her innocence, Sarah's reputation is ruined, and she is forced to flee into the woods to escape a lynch mob.

In the second part of the movie, the story returns to 1994, where Deena, her brother Josh (Benjamin Flores Jr.), and her girlfriend Sam (Olivia Scott Welch) are trying to break the curse by confronting the origin of the curse - Sarah Fier. They need to find out the real culprit behind the curse and put an end to it before it destroys the entire town of Shadyside.

Director Leigh Janiak has successfully blended old-school horror tropes with modern sensibilities in the Fear Street trilogy. The visuals in Fear Street Part Three: 1666 are fantastic, with outstanding cinematography and wonderful use of color palettes to differentiate between the different time periods.

The performances in the film are also fantastic, with Kiana Madeira delivering a great performance as both Deena and Sarah. Ashley Zukerman, as Solomon Goode, plays his role with such nuance, making the character feel real and relatable. Gillian Jacobs also does a fine job as the older version of Ziggy Berman. Together, they bring their characters to life with great performances.

The pacing of the film is a bit slower than the previous two installments, but it suits the tone of the movie. The story's climax is both satisfying and perfectly fitting for the trilogy's grand finale, wrapping up the story's arcs compellingly.

In conclusion, Fear Street Part Three: 1666 is a fantastic conclusion to the Fear Street trilogy. It masterfully blends old-school horror elements with modern sensibilities, delivering an exhilarating and satisfying conclusion to the story of Sarah Fier's curse. The movie is a must-see for horror fans, and it is highly recommended.