June 6 (UPI) --Abel Tesfaye, known as The Weeknd, released a music video for his song "Baptized in Fear" Friday.The visuals show images of an apparent church, dark except for the pews.The Weeknd ...

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The Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement is projected to begin construction in 2029, according to NCDOT’s 2026-2035 draft State Transportation Improvement Program.

It's what ruined The Walking Dead and Fear The Walking Dead. People screaming for the 2 WD shows to unite is ridiculous. People screaming for Rick and Michonne to be part of the show is ridiculous.

As such, and given the source material, Netflix’s decision to follow up “Fear Street: 1666,” the concluding chapter of its “Fear Street” slasher series, with a party is sensible.

'Fear Street: Prom Queen' director Matt Palmer explains the end of the Netflix film, as well as the mid-credits scene and sequel chances. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

The man under the killer mask in Fear Street: Prom Queen is Tiffany’s father, Dan (played by Chris Klein). After this reveal, Tiffany’s mother, Nancy, asks in horror why Dan would do such a thing.

Who is the killer in "Fear Street: Prom Queen"? Does the movie connect to the original trilogy? All your questions about the horror film and its ending, answered.

Fear Street: Prom Queen fails to channel both the outrageous aesthetics and the brutal violence of the films it’s imitating, making this indifferently made exercise in YA horror supremely skippable.

Directed by Matt Palmer, who also co-wrote the script with Donald McLeary, Fear Street: Prom Queen is a standalone entry into the horror franchise, loosely based on a story from R.L. Stine’s ...