Fear Street Part Three : 1666 picks up from the exact same point where part one had ended. And we are transported to 1666 where the roots of the mystery await the fate of Shadyside. The story is definitely interesting and a fitting end yo the trilogy. The screenplay like in part two begins on a slow note. There is a considerable buildup wherein you are introduced to the ancestors of the people of Shadyside(mostly played by the same actors who play their current selves). After the initial 20 odd minutes, the drama picks up and makes its way to the mystery. The grand reveal at around the halfway mark is pretty interesting. Once that is done, the drama wraps up in 1666 and you are again transported back to 1994 where the story all began(in Part One), thereby giving it a logical and satisfying end. On the downside, there are very few slasher scenes as compared to parts one and two, so if you are in it for the blood and the gore, you might end up slightly disappointed. But overall, I quite enjoyed the cerebral screenplay which also tactfully explores a lesbian relationship and how that was dealt with even back then(fiction ofcourse).