Thread by @JBjxsh

Ok, so I planned to do this a lot sooner but I've been incredibly busy lately. Anyway, here's my review of #FearStreet Part 2: 1978. (1/8)

I planned to watch this movie a week after I watched the first, however it ended up being longer than that. When I did get around to watching it, the movie did a pretty good job of reminding me what went down. (2/8)

My favorite thing about this film, and really the trilogy in general, is how it's going further and further back in time with the more we learn about what's going on in Shadyside. Usually movies do this in the opposite way, but the way Fear Street does it is pretty cool. (3/8)

I also like how the second film in the series expanded what we already knew. It gave us more background on things we'd heard about and featured the young versions of some of the characters we'd seen in Part 1. This made it feel connected, even in a different time period. (4/8)

One thing I thought I'd enjoy more about this movie was the camp theme. One camps with two rival towns seemed like a cool dynamic, but I never really ended up feeling it. It kind of fell flat, in my opinion. (5/8)

I liked the character development in this movie. The characters and their personalities changed along with the events of the movie, which made it seem more realistic. (6/8)

The things I didn't like about the film were that it was shallow and predictable. There was nothing in the movie to really make it stand out from other horror films and make it unique. Also, some of the reveals such as C. Berman being Ziggy and not Cindy were obvious. (7/8)

A lot of people say this sequel was better than the first film, but personally I'm not quite sure. Some aspects are definitely better, but I'm not convinced that it's enough to say that this film is the superior one overall. (8/8)

Overall, I would give #FearStreet1978 a 7/10. #JuicinessScale