India Fowler plays Lori Granger, a social outcast who’d give anything to win prom queen. But the competition is stiff: she ...

Lori's opening monologue, where she introduces herself and her rivals, is particularly clunky, setting the tone for a film that prefers telling over showing. The exchanges between the prom queen ...

Fear Street: Prom Queen plays out like most whodunit slasher movies, keeping viewers on their toes about the killer’s identity and leaving the big unmasking for the film’s final act.

The Fear Street: Prom Queen's dance scene is hilariously bad, leaving viewers unable to stop talking about its next-level awkwardness.

As the title implies, Prom Queen details the competition for the coveted title of queen of Shadyside High’s upcoming senior prom. Shadyside, described by narrator/protagonist Lori Granger (India ...

This film tells the tale of high school senior Lori Granger, who has signed up to run for prom queen against mean girl clique, the Wolfpack— something she quickly realizes will be an uphill battle on ...

Unlike the previous Fear Street instalments, which unconvincingly added 2020s social progressivism to their less enlightened settings, everyone in Prom Queen behaves like its 1988 rather than 2025.

The film follows Lori Granger (India Fowler), an outsider vying for the title of prom queen, while a masked killer begins eliminating her competition one by one.

Fear Street: Prom Queen ’s ending was not only about revealing the identity of the killers who were going after the potential winners of the titular competition, but also about finding the reason ...

While Lori Granger is a great horror movie final girl since she's smart, tough, and misunderstood, I think the killer reveal in Fear Street: Prom Queen is lackluster.