Hello everybody and welcome to the third and final part of our Fear Street mini-series,

our trilogy of bonus episodes covering Netflix's Fear Street trilogy in collaboration with

the Don't Point That Horror at Me podcast. Now hopefully you've already listened to our first two

parts, 1994 and 1978, but if you haven't just so you know what happens here is we will be discussing

the latest Fear Street film, that's 1666, spoiler free and discussing what we thought of the movie.

Then head on over to Don't Point That Horror at Me, the brilliant podcast hosted by Jill Nolan

and Becky Dogg in order to listen to the second half of our discussion where we discuss the movie

in spoiler-rific detail. So what you're about to hear is completely spoiler-free, here is my

discussion with Jill and Becky as we share our thoughts on the concluding chapter of Fear Street.

Becky and Jill, hello, hello, how are we all, Becky how you doing? I'm fine thank you. You've

had a heavy week but you're looking fresh as a daisy. Fuck off, no I'm not, I'm absolutely not,

you liar, you dirty flatterer monster. Oh what? Yeah, Jill. No, I'm great, no hangover.

Excellent, me neither, feeling fresh as a daisy today and very excited to discuss this movie. So

let's get straight into it shall we? Let's discuss the final chapter of the Fear Street trilogy

1666. It's been three centuries. It stops here. It stops with us.

Your best chance is to run from this place. And shady side, we're all cursed.

The devil is in me. Can you see if you're fighting these things?

Try not to die. Welcome to the suck. Sarah is a pretty average teenage girl. She has friends,

goes to parties, has a crush. But the 1600s weren't a good time for free spirits and soon

Sarah finds herself at the mercy of a town that doesn't understand her. 300 years later,

shady side is in the grip of a new terror. And Dina, Josh, Ziggy, Sam and Martin must solve the

ancient mystery and write the wrongs of the past if they're going to save themselves.

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