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A Nightmare on Elm Street (Patreon)

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2022-08-07 12:00:04
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A Nightmare on Elm Street | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction Review | Movie Commentary

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Comments

DM DC

A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 is regarded as one of the best besides the first one. 4 is pretty decent. 5 is okay, 6-Freddy's Dead is meh. The other really good one is Wes Craven's "New Nightmare"-the 7th one. I would recommend 3 and 4. And 7. Though 6 while meh, had some neat story elements it wouldn't be necessary to see. And "New Nightmare" is just awesome! 2 is just weird, but I suppose it is worth a watch.

Robert Cooper

The "Nightmare" series is the best of the horror series. The second one you should watch because it is amazing. It is "Freddy as Teenage Homosexuality in a repressive environment." The third one is more of an action movie but is fun. And "Wes Craven's New Nightmare" is just a blast. 4 and 5 are direct to video cash grabs.

Calvin Allen

Yes, fruit cakes are filled with nuts

Michael_AP

For another spooky movie (but not slasher type) there is: Poltergeist (1982) For a fun/scary movie there is Gremlins (1984). Both would make great reaction videos for you two I believe.

Calvin Allen

I hate the ending of this movie. I get why they did it but it feels like it undercuts the rest of the film. And it doesn't really make sense for the sequels

Odd Thomas

Have you watched the original Scream movie, directed by Wes Craven? Absolute classic. I also recommend The Frighteners - it even homages Nightmare on Elm St but is generally just an awesome Peter Jackson horror-comedy.

Pam Nail

The ending makes no sense and Wes Craven hated it but the producer made him tack it on to set up a potential sequel. How George described Freddy in Freddy v Jason is a pretty accurate encapsulation of what his character was like in the early films versus what he was like in the later films. In 1 and 2 he's just scary -- not a lot of dialogue, not as many one-liners. In 3 he's still scary but this is where he transitions into being more comedic, and in the later films he's almost purely comedic. Dumb comedic, but comedic.

Śéáń
>>89136894

Poltergeist is a solid movie And I love, love Gremlins. The direction the go with for the sequel is so fun too.

Odd Thomas

In the sequels Freddy become more comedic to the point where he became silly rather than scary. Craven returned to the franchise and tried to make him scary again in New Nightmare, which self-referential tone paved the way for Craven's next film, Scream.

Carlos Hurtado

Thank you for not putting yourself in the thumbnail for this imagine, George 🤣

Stephen Dooley

Did anybody else catch Roger Rabbit, as the Dr. In the sleep clinic?

Craig Rhymer

Popular theory - all of the events in the movie had actually happened up to a point. Tina, Rob, and Glen had actually died and Nancy was becoming manic ... from that point until the end was Nancy's mother's dream which is why Freddie killed her at the end. Nancy is still alive.

Opti_Frog
>>89137400

I like how surreal it is, but you are right in that it doesn't really make sense.

PIG

Oh hell yes. One of my favorite villains and horror concepts… Gotta love the thumbnail lol

michael clarke

if you want to understand the ending, the director didnt intend a sequel. the studio made him tack on the final bit to show freddy was still alive. so, if it doesnt make sense, thats why.

chad holbrook

"So much blood" -- *Looks around at Evil Dead....

PIG

"A Nightmare on Elm Street was inspired by a medical condition suffered by Asian men in the late 1970s and early 1980s, particular among Hmong refugees in America who escaped the Cambodian genocide. These otherwise healthy, young men were dying in their sleep, and many reported bad dreams prior to their deaths. Further, a childhood bully inspired Freddy Krueger’s name, and a story about a drunk man in a hat who freaked out director Wes Craven as a kid contributed to Freddy’s look. The red and green sweater was the result of a Scientific American article which said those colors are the most clashing to the human retina."

Rezblade

My scariest part was that alley way arms stretch, 1977 The Car

Josh B

Don't think it's anywhere close, but it's still one of the best 80s horrors.

redddfer44
>>89139961

IIRC they were about to, but Patreon advised them to first watch the 1980s classics.

Ruphus

Wait till you get to Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors. One of Freddy's victims plays a magic-user in AD&D (1st Ed). It's not the best movie but I applaud the inclusion of the game during the 80's because of the Satanic Panic that was going on at the time. Thank you, Tele-evangelist scum!

Dooly

It’s not the scariest movie of all time. And who are you asking? They found Depp like right away.

jonny bowerbank

If you bothered to watch youd have answered your own question and not made yourself look stupid

Lucifer Moon

I love this franchise and even though part 2 gets a lot of shit thrown at it. It was at least the first horror movie to have a male scream-queen who actually gets saved by a girl instead of a female scream-queen who gets saved by a boy and it tried to tackle homophobia and societal fear around that at the height of the aids crisis when it was really not an okay topic to tackle. Sorry if that counted as spoilers. I was not sure if counts as spoilers given some of the more detailed and spoiler comments I see being posted here on this vid.

Lucifer Moon

I actually really love the reboot but it was not as ground-breaking as it could have been due to last-minute script and story changes demanded by the studio and it is a shame that the 2 sequels to Freddy VS Jason never materialized in film form although they did materialize in Comic-Book form and were pretty awesome.

WastedPo

The Elm Street movies (especially the early ones) feel like they're just on the verge of being legit great, but they never quite reach the potential of their premise. They're ususally hampered by staples of the genre - shaky acting, dumb characters, etc. On the other hand, these early slasher movies were trailblazers, and the only reason we have these meta, super-clever versions of them today was because movies like Elm Street laid the groundwork. Also, Elm Street is always compared to the Friday the 13th movies, but that really does a disservice to the former. Elm Street is Citizen Kane compared to Jason.

WastedPo
>>89484186

My personal favorite Elm Street movie is #4. I love the soundtrack, and I think the cinematography is legitimately beautiful.| I found out much later in life that a lot of the hardcore Elm Street fans consider #4 to be when the series went downhill. (I guess Freddy got too jokey for them at that point.)

Crystal

re watching this, and I just heard George say he's never seen A Nightmare Before Christmas!?! may I humbly suggest that be included in a holiday poll. fantastic movie, one of my absolute faves!! 💀🎃🎄

Luis Torrefranca

If you feel that was a lot of blood for a horror flick, you're gonna want to watch "Dead Alive" directed by Peter Jackson.