Fear Street 4 poster confirms release window for Netflix horror sequel

The first poster of Rua do Medo 4entitled Rua do Medo: Queen of the Ballhas been revealed, confirming the release date for Netflix’s horror sequel while teasing film details. The streaming platform launched the Street of Fear trilogy in July 2021, three films adapted from the book series of the same name by RL Stine with an interconnected plot. Stine later announced in January 2024 that the next book would be an adaptation of prom queenthe 15th book in the series. It was later revealed that it was a standalone sequel to the original trilogy.

Now, Netflix released the first poster of Rua do Medo: Queen of the Ballconfirming a 2025 release window for the upcoming horror sequel. The poster reveals the return of Shadyside High from the original trilogy, with a sign that reads “Prom ’88.” However, the sign is splattered with blood, while an ax lies next to it, also drenched in red. The environment is also hazy and dark, indicative of the tense atmosphere in the upcoming sequence. Check out the new poster below:

What the new Fear Street 4 poster says about the sequel

Homecoming Queen will apparently be a dark and bloody sequel

The premise of the next Rua do Medo 4 he follows a group of girls preparing to compete to be Shadyside High’s prom queen in 1988. However, one candidate in particular mysteriously emerges as the potential front-runner, just as some of the girls begin to disappear. Although the original trilogy was directed by Leigh Janiak, who also co-wrote each film, prom queen will be directed by Matt Palmer. He will also serve as co-writer alongside Donald McLeary. The poster hints at a bloody, dark sequel that could match the original trilogy in tone and scares.

The cast of the new parcel includes India Fowler (The Nevers), Suzanna Filho (Red Rocket), Fina Strazza (paper girls), David Iacono (Dead Boys Detectives) and Ella Ruben (The idea of ​​you) in leading roles. Other main cast members include Chris Klein (The Flash), Ariana Greenblatt (Ahsoka), Lili Taylor (The Conjuration) and Katherine Waterston (Perry Mason). How does the film fit into the middle of Street of Fear timeline, It is also possible that some characters from previous editions will appear to establish its place within the broader franchise.

Release window and poster for our take on Fear Street 4

Already appears prepared as a worthy successor

While there is still limited information about what to expect from the new film, it appears Rua do Medo 4 It already shows signs of being a worthy successor to the original trilogy. The poster indicates the same dark tone and bloody events will unfold, making it a suitable sequel, even if the story is more unique than its predecessors. With prom queen already confirmed for 2025, it won’t be long until more details are revealed, indicating how similar the new film will be.

Source: Netflix