1992 / Ebook / 176 pages
**
This medical conspiracy thriller is barely recognisable as Fear Street aside from the customary trick cliffhangers, one of which should go down as a terrible classic.
1992 / Audiobook / 167 pages
***
"Now it looks like we've been nominated to... to die!"
An especially bloodthirsty one if you're looking to get your dead teenagers fix, with rampant paranoia and red herrings approaching piss-taking levels. I'm still having fun.
1992 / Ebook / 165 pages
**
Not such a fun, escapist one with its dual perspectives of an insecure victim and psycho killer and touching on child abuse, harassment and kitten murder, but sickos should dig it.
1992 / Audiobook / 216 pages
***
The inevitable vampire story is better than I expected, mainly for its subversive summer setting, though its squeamishness around actually using the word 'blood' is silly in a series that typically has no qualms about describing dismemberment.
1992 / Audiobook / 147 pages
***
A more psychological one with what's probably one of the stand-out endings, though it's difficult to take completely seriously with all the desperate chapter-ending cliffhangers where a gun turns out to just be a water pistol and stuff.
