Tag Archives: Leigh Janiak

The Fear Street books were my first exposure to horror literature. So, when I found out Netflix was putting out not one Fear Street movie but three, I was beyond excited. I loved the first two films (read another PH writer’s thoughts on them here and here), but I knew …

Summer is a time for vacations, staying up late, catching up on TV, and watching movies. As a kid, I tried to rent every horror movie I could. Before the internet, I just relied on word of mouth or VHS covers to help me make my decisions. The ’80s was …

I remember the day like it was yesterday… I was shopping with my mom, and the fresh smell of rain was on the horizon. A cool summer breeze made the day even better. I wandered over to the book and magazine section of the store, and I saw one particular …

If you love R.L. Stine’s Fear Street, then you’re in luck because the series is coming to the big screen. Just recently, Leigh Janiak has been selected to adapt the series and also will be the director for the film. Fear Street was first published in 1989 and the series …

Nostalgia ran high yesterday as horror fans celebrated the 20th anniversary of the seminal teen-centric horror movie The Craft. The film starred Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell, and Rachel True as a quartet of witches who use their combined powers to turn the tables on hormone-addled boys and upset …