Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Fear Street: 1978 List

• Stranger Things - Both feature a group of teenagers facing supernatural threats in a nostalgic setting.
• It - Both involve a group of children confronting a malevolent force in a small town.
• The Funhouse - Both involve a group of teens facing horror in a fairground setting.
• Harpoon - Features a tense and darkly comedic story among friends with danger lurking.
• The Babysitter - Combines humor and horror in a teen-focused story with a supernatural twist.
• Summer of 84 - Centers around a group of friends uncovering dark secrets in their neighborhood.
• Happy Death Day - Features a teenage protagonist reliving a day filled with horror and suspense.
• I Know What You Did Last Summer - Involves a group of friends dealing with the consequences of a dark secret.
• Scream - A meta-horror film that combines slasher elements with teenage drama.
• The Night School - Both offer a mix of horror and mystery centered around high school experiences.
• Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark - Relates to young people facing fear and folklore in a chilling environment.
• AHS: 1984 - American Horror Story season set in the 80s, with summer camp horror themes.
• The Ritual - Group of friends encountering horror in a forest, emphasizing friendship and survival.
• Child's Play - Centers around childhood fears turned into a horrific reality.
• It Follows - Takes on themes of youthful horror and existential dread.
• The Craft - Combines witchcraft and teenage issues, highlighting friendship and dark powers.
• A Quiet Place - Group dynamics under threat and survival game against a horrifying force.
• Ghostbusters - Challenges young adults against supernatural entities with a comedic twist.
• Purity - Explores cults and horror themes among high school students.
• The Hills Have Eyes - Survival horror in a group context with deep psychological elements.
• Final Destination - Teens trying to escape fate, filled with tension and horror vibes.
• The Conjuring - Group of people facing malevolent forces in a horror story parallel.
• Cloverfield - Found footage style involving friends confronting a larger than life horror.
• The Other Side of the Door - Encounters with supernatural elements in a suspenseful atmosphere.
• Run - Focuses on psychological tension and thriller aspects around youth.
• Train to Busan - A group of people fighting for survival against zombies in a closed environment.
• Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse - Teenage scouts facing a zombie apocalypse with humor and horror.
• The Woman in Black - Strange occurrences connected to malevolent spirits akin to Fear Street.
• A Nightmare on Elm Street - Teenagers facing a horror icon in dreams, linking the two with sleep horror.
• The Cabin in the Woods - A group of young adults trapped in a remote location encountering horrors.
• Hush - A tense survival narrative focused on a young woman and her fight for survival.
• The Purge - Can involve groups of people dealing with survival against societal horror.
• Zombieland - Mixes horror and comedy with youthful characters facing apocalyptic scenarios.
• Scream Queens - A comedic take on the slasher genre centered around college students.
• Chilling Adventures of Sabrina - Involves witchcraft and dark forces with a youthful protagonist.
• The Haunting of Hill House - Focuses on family dynamics and supernatural encounters across different timelines.
• Evil Dead - Beverages horror in remote areas with a group of friends facing the unknown.
• AHS: Murder House - Explores horror themes with complex characters in a haunted house.
• Fear Street: 1666 - Directly related sequel exploring the lore of the Fear Street universe.
• Are You Afraid of the Dark? - Anthology series featuring tales of terror shared among friends.