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The Fear Street: Prom Queen Cast Takes Prom Style to a Killer New Level

By Swedan Margen

The Fear Street: Prom Queen Cast Takes Prom Style to a Killer New Level

This month, Netflix is serving up another scary-good installment of its blood-soaked Fear Street franchise with Prom Queen. It's 1988, and Shadyside High seniors are preparing for the biggest and most stylish night of the year. But as the school's It girls campaign for the coveted crown, a serial killer on the loose is dead set on offing the competition.

Dripping with nostalgia—think your fave campy '80s slasher films—and featuring an ensemble of promising young Hollywood stars, Fear Street: Prom Queen is a ridiculously fun and gory watch. With prom on the brain, we asked the film's stars, decked out in fancy attire to meet the occasion, to share their favorite on-screen prom moments and how they would approach the formal event today. Plus, we've rounded up some of the season's best prom-worthy styles to shop now.

Ella Rubin, Fina Strazza, and India Fowler, stars of the Netflix horror film Fear Street: Prom Queen, seated in a prom-themed setting with a balloon arch and silver tinsel. Ella Rubin is wearing a Valentino mint green capelet dress, Fina Strazza is wearing a ruffled yellow Gucci gown, and India Fowler is wearing a Valentino black polka-dot ruffled tiered gown.
Actress India Fowler from Fear Street: Prom Queen coming through a silver tinsel wall wearing a Valentino black polka-dot gown with halter neck and ruffle detailing.

India Fowler as Lori Granger

Everyone loves an underdog, and in the race for Shadyside's coveted 1988 prom queen title, that's Lori Granger, played by British actress India Fowler (Insomnia and The Agency). With her bff Megan Rogers by her side and the school's handsome jock throwing eyes her way, Lori stands a real chance in the competition—as long as she can keep mean girl Tiffany and the swirling rumors of her mother's alleged murderous past at bay.

What are three words to describe your Fear Street: Prom Queen character?

Strong-willed, selfless, but can also be easily led.

What was the most fun thing about shooting Fear Street: Prom Queen?

Hanging out with the cast every day. We became really good friends.

What were you like in high school?

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