Fun fact. Robert Englund and Mark Hammil used to be roommates and are still close friends to this day. Is anyone else picturing Freddy Krueger and Luke Skywalker hanging out together?!?
Imo, Elm Street is the best idea anyone has EVER had for a horror movie. As a Gen Xer who was a little kid in the 80's, the original Nightmare will haunt me forever!
Did you know that him and Mark Hammil used to be roommates and are still close friends to this day?!? I love picturing Freddy Krueger and Luke Skywalker hanging out together.
As a parent, hurting me would be nothing. Hurting my children is the most nightmarish thing in my head. So him going after their children is really the best revenge against the parents.
3:30 to 3:40 You just described what Israel is doing to Palestine and it's sanctioned by our evil government. I never thought I'd see this country turn so evil to the point of bombing innocent children. Our DNA is infused with bigotry and evil.
I can't remember my exact age 8 or 9, when this movie came out, but I can tell you exactly where I was when I first saw the commercial for it. In my bedroom, about 9:30 at night and that scene of the little girls jump roping and singing scared the crap out of me
I was right about the same age. I was also a little kid who was raised on horror and usually pretty desensitized to it. But the original Elm Street scared the hell out of me!
3:30 to 3:40 You just described what Israel is doing to Palestine and it's sanctioned by our evil government. I never thought I'd see this country turn so evil to the point of bombing innocent children. Our DNA is infused with bigotry and evil.
3:30 to 3:40 You just described what Israel is doing to Palestine and it's sanctioned by our evil government. I never thought I'd see this country turn so evil to the point of bombing innocent children. Our DNA is infused with bigotry and evil.
I saw Nightmare on Elm street when it was playing super late night on tv. I was around 6 or 7. it scared me sooo bad, I begged my mom to leave the door open to my room with the hall light on for months. I don't think a movie villain terrified me to come into my dreams as much as Freddy did. Like you said, you could escape the others, but where do you go in your own dreams?
ANOES is my favorite franchise. I'll admit, there was a brief time as a teen in the 90s when I thought Michael was king, but I later found that it was the Nightmare films I always came back around to most often. So many memorable moments. So many strong nostalgic ties. Even the weaker entries in the series have some undeniably iconic scenes in them.
I saw this and clicked IMMEDIATELY. ANOES is the all time goat in my opinion, and has been since 1985. I still have my original VHS. Edited fun fact. The reason Rod (the actor Jsu Garcia under the stage name Nick Corri) looked sweaty all the time in the movie is because he was in real life, during filming doing heroin as he was an addict. He was actually high during the jail cell scene while filming.
I just realized that Kristen's introduction to the series foreshadows her death. She's listening to "Into the Fire" by Dokken..how have i never noticed that before?!
Loved 1-4.even the dark horse part 2 even though it broke the rules.part 1 introduced us to Freddy with him barely being in the film but felt throughout.2 had his best make-up.3 was just plain fun to watch with the legendary "Dream Warriors" by Dokken.4 for a follow up.cant really stomach the rest,but I will say a new nightmare(7) was interesting.the rest were forgettable. Sidenote as a Jason fan Freddy vs Jason was also a fun watch.
4:10 - It's actually the trailer for The Evil Dead that's playing on Nancy's television, meant to be a tv spot for when the film was released in 1981, when this first Elm Street movie takes place.
My husband likes to sneak up behind me and do that! It never fails to make me scream and smack him😂 that Tall man had me nervous around disco balls for the longest time!
Not true. If you live outside of the town of Springwood, you'll be fine UNLESS you take a trip into Springwood. So technically speaking you CAN avoid a encounter with Freddy.
I freaking LOVE the first one It made me a Wes Craven fan until today And I did cried when he passed because the world lost a real talent Back to Elm Street Nightmares Robert Englund was born to play him. He did a whole complete job creating his manners and speaking tones. He made the most menacing villain ever The story in the first is well written and the movie was perfectly executed The switch in the lead, the tone, the villain and the end. IT'S A TREAT AND FREDDY KRUEGER IS THE BEST/WORST VILLAIN EVER Dude killed kids, and once stopped he came back to finish his work. THAT'S SOMETHING HUGE I'll say that the third and the fourth are pretty good, but not at the level. And then Wes Craven's New Nightmare gave me hope again Because it was pretty cool The first one was the real breaker and set a new level of horror. Specially with the whole package: plot, screen, direction, acting, setting, everything I'll forever love it And maybe I'll watch it tonight just for the nostalgia
Nightmare 4 is my favorite of the series. Been a FredHead since I was 5yrs old (when Nightmare 3 came out) and still love the entire series - even Nightmare 5 and Freddy’s Dead. That remake though? 🐂💩
Nightmare's 1,3 And 7 Are My All-Time Favorites 4 And 5 Are Not So Bad But Nightmare 2,6 And The Remake Are Not Good But After Watching The Documentary On Nightmare 2 On TUBI Last Year I'll Give It Credit.
I was shown Nightmate on Elm Street, by my teenage cousins, as a wee child in the mid 80s. I needed 4 years of therapy to deal with the nightmares and crippling fear it induced in my 4 year old brain.
We used to trick our younger siblings into a closet, slam the door behind them and repeat "Freddy, Jason, Michael Myers"!!! Maybe a little cruel but super fun in the late 80s early 90s.
my mom was cool she loved going to the movies, esp. horror movies so when i was a little boy she would bring me all the time but i got to see all the greatest 80 horror in the theater when they came out. i reamember seeing ghostbusters, and back to te futuer but my fav was Nightmare on elm st. I was only like 4 when i seen this flick. I FREAKING LOVE THIS MOVIE! THanks for making this
Great video I always get grossed out when I see those faces on that pizza in number four the dream Master but I always loved the line how sweet fresh meat
Freddy was the first horror Villian i ever saw, a large cardboard cut out of the Nightmare on Elm Street 2. I walked into Blockbuster Video in the UK aged 9 and literally shit myself. I never looked back after our first meeting lol. Great film, Great Franchise, Great Villian.
Craven actually wanted that line taken out of the "scary movie" script that would eventually become scream. He felt it was vain and too on the nose but decided to leave it in to be meta
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🎬 *Introduction to "A Nightmare on Elm Street"* - Overview of the film's influence on the horror genre, - Discussion on the opening scene's setup of Freddy Krueger as a terrifying villain, - Analysis of the narrative theme blurring the lines between dreams and reality. 03:22 🛏️ *Themes of Parental Sins and Psychological Depths* - Exploration of the recurring theme of parental sins affecting innocent children, - Analysis of Nancy's mother's overcompensation and alcoholism, - Mention of intertextuality with other horror films. 04:29 🎭 *Evaluation of the Ending and Character Dynamics* - Critique of the ending's execution and its impact, - Examination of the complex character dynamics, especially Nancy's journey, - Mention of the originality of Freddy Krueger's character. 05:22 🔪 *Freddy Krueger: The Iconic Dream Demon* - Analysis of Freddy Krueger's unique power to attack victims in their dreams, - Discussion on the creation of Freddy's character, including his appearance and name, - Recognition of Robert Englund's portrayal contributing to Freddy's cultural significance. 07:14 💀 *Creative Kill Scenes and Psychological Terror* - Appreciation for the creative and memorable kill scenes, - Comparison of Freddy's methods to other horror icons like Michael and Jason, - Highlight of Freddy's ability to manipulate victims psychologically. 08:22 👩👧👦 *Character Analysis: Nancy, Tina, and Glenn* - Examination of Nancy's character as the epitome of strength and ingenuity, - Evaluation of Tina and Glenn's roles and decision-making in the narrative, - Mention of the actors' performances and their impact on the characters. 10:11 🔪 *Iconic Death Scene: Tina's Demise* - Analysis of Tina's death scene and its impact on the narrative, - Appreciation for the innovative camera effects and storytelling techniques used, - Recognition of the scene's contribution to establishing Freddy Krueger as a formidable antagonist. 12:29 📽️ *Reception and Legacy of "A Nightmare on Elm Street"* - Discussion on the film's initial release, box office success, and critical acclaim, - Evaluation of Wes Craven's impact on the horror genre and Hollywood, - Mention of the franchise's subsequent sequels, adaptations, and cultural influence. 21:31 🎭 *Freddy Krueger's Charismatic Presence* - Analysis of Robert Englund's portrayal of Freddy Krueger with enthusiasm and command, - Appreciation for Freddy's interactions with the teens and his makeup design, - Discussion on the shift towards a more cool and less scary portrayal of Freddy in the series. 22:41 🔥 *Introduction of New Victims and Return of Survivors* - Overview of the surviving characters from the previous film and their roles in "A Nightmare on Elm Street 4", - Description of the deaths of Kincaid and Joey at the hands of Freddy Krueger, - Comparison of the reception of the film by critics and fans with an emphasis on the disappointment over recasting and character deaths. 24:18 📊 *Box Office Success and Directorial Impact* - Discussion on the financial success of "A Nightmare on Elm Street 4" and its critical reception, - Evaluation of Renny Harlin's direction, particularly in dream sequences, despite producer dissatisfaction, - Mention of the franchise's subsequent sequels, remake, and current hiatus. Made with HARPA AI
The Dream Master is a ton of fun, I find if I watch it directly after Dream Warriors it kind of disappoints me but if I just watch it on its own I always enjoy it.
As a huge nightmare fan I wish they would’ve went more into depth with dream warriors and Freddy’s revenge especially since a lot of fans have dream warriors and the original at the top of the list
Can you find "Boogeyman 2" from the late 70's or early 80's, it was the only movie I turned off at the beginning when I was 7 y/o. Near the start of the movie, a girl was compelled to shove scissors in her throat while looking out the bathroom window, that's all I remember. It might not be a part 2 it's just what was labeled on the mixed VHS tape of movies I came across. This has bugged me for years not being able to find anything like I remember, but since I was young, and scared me so much that it also could have been a nightmare, I had great nightmares back then. Hopefully JoBlo or maybe you guys out there could help me fix this and find out if the movie exists or not, I just want to face that fear again and maybe scare me like a kid again, please, and thank you.
I saw the remake of a nightmare on elm street. I don’t think it was as terrible as everyone thought. I think Jackie Earl Haley could have been a good Freddie on paper but the fact that they changed the iconic makeup and the script is why I think he failed as Freddie. The old saying comes to mind, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
Jackie Earle Haley could’ve been a great Freddy Krueger. It’s also a good thing that he wasn’t trying to be Robert Englund - or ostentatiously NOT be Robert Englund - but he was doing something creepy and scary on his own terms. The problem was the movie itself!
My favorites are elm street 1 and 3 and new nightmare also am I the only one that thinks joey looks like neve Campbell from scream lol 😂 tbh I love them both
The best part of the remake is Jackie Earl Haley as Freddy, the rest is not good except the first kill and the concept of the micro naps was interesting. Part 3 and a new nightmare are also really good.
No mention that the movie was inspired by news reports of the still unexplained deaths of multiple Hmong men who died in their sleep while screaming out and trying to fight something off?
They could have just had the car take over and drive away with the kids screaming and left the mom smiling and waving. That would have accomplished everything they wanted without the blow up doll nonsense.
they always say those who play the bad guys in the movies are the nicest guys in real life. must be something about getting to sublimate your basest instincts.
I don't understand why they didn't just end it with Freddy's arm smashing through the glass & just grabbing the mother with his clawed hand. I disagree that it didn't age well, I don't think it ever looked good. To go from the brilliant sfx in the rest of the film to that was ridiculous.
By far the best of "the franchise are - 1 & 3 *the 3rd film having the most clever plot line for using the fill in origin story, as there WERE the questions of where he'd come from And it is as well made as NIGHTMARE ON ELM ST & did something different with the concept, especially for a 3rd film to my mind its the true sequel. With so many of these films made what the Mother described about the lynch mob tracking him to a derelict boiler room that story was never told on film (to my knowledge) I lost interest after 3 they just kept getting worse. more silly & jokey
Let's just sum it up... Wes Craven was a brilliant film maker. New Line's lackey's could never come close, sorry not sorry. I know ther tried in earnest but... Wes (Chuck Russell as well) knew his stuff
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Fun fact. Robert Englund and Mark Hammil used to be roommates and are still close friends to this day. Is anyone else picturing Freddy Krueger and Luke Skywalker hanging out together?!?
I wasn't.
I am now.
It's glorious.
Imo, Elm Street is the best idea anyone has EVER had for a horror movie. As a Gen Xer who was a little kid in the 80's, the original Nightmare will haunt me forever!
Robert Englund seems like a swell, down to earth guy who adores his fans, a far cry from the villainous Freddy Krueger.
Freddy Krueger
i’d love to meet him and get an autograph
Did you know that him and Mark Hammil used to be roommates and are still close friends to this day?!? I love picturing Freddy Krueger and Luke Skywalker hanging out together.
As a parent, hurting me would be nothing. Hurting my children is the most nightmarish thing in my head. So him going after their children is really the best revenge against the parents.
You just described what Israel is doing to Palestine with our governments backing.
wes craven was a genius
Agreed
@@Lifewhilelearning
Piss off with your politics!
3:30 to 3:40 You just described what Israel is doing to Palestine and it's sanctioned by our evil government. I never thought I'd see this country turn so evil to the point of bombing innocent children. Our DNA is infused with bigotry and evil.
That's a sheep, not a goat. It stems from the mental exercise of counting sheep to help one fall asleep. Very clever inclusion by Wes Craven.
I also love the double entendre of the phrase “we are treated like sheep to be slaughtered” that applies
I was gonna say, when he mentioned goat. I'm like... Bro? Sleep, dream, sleep??
How these films still don't have a 4K remaster is criminal.
I can't remember my exact age 8 or 9, when this movie came out, but I can tell you exactly where I was when I first saw the commercial for it. In my bedroom, about 9:30 at night and that scene of the little girls jump roping and singing scared the crap out of me
I was right about the same age. I was also a little kid who was raised on horror and usually pretty desensitized to it. But the original Elm Street scared the hell out of me!
3:30 to 3:40 You just described what Israel is doing to Palestine and it's sanctioned by our evil government. I never thought I'd see this country turn so evil to the point of bombing innocent children. Our DNA is infused with bigotry and evil.
Wish they would have done a Survivors Elm Street movie with Alice,Yvonne, Jessie and All of the others who lived.
17:04 - I was waiting for you to mention the Fun Fact that Tuesday Knight (new Kristen) sang the intro song. 👍
I still play that to this day.
And was in a show called "milf manor" where she prowled younger guys and her son chased after their mothers 😂
I really like that song
3:30 to 3:40 You just described what Israel is doing to Palestine and it's sanctioned by our evil government. I never thought I'd see this country turn so evil to the point of bombing innocent children. Our DNA is infused with bigotry and evil.
@@TheRetroWoman80 Same. As well as the Sinead O'Conner song.
I saw Nightmare on Elm street when it was playing super late night on tv. I was around 6 or 7. it scared me sooo bad, I begged my mom to leave the door open to my room with the hall light on for months. I don't think a movie villain terrified me to come into my dreams as much as Freddy did. Like you said, you could escape the others, but where do you go in your own dreams?
ANOES is my favorite franchise. I'll admit, there was a brief time as a teen in the 90s when I thought Michael was king, but I later found that it was the Nightmare films I always came back around to most often. So many memorable moments. So many strong nostalgic ties. Even the weaker entries in the series have some undeniably iconic scenes in them.
I too love these movies immensely! Check out the documentary: Never Sleep Again!
If you're a Freddy fan you'll dig it!
@@Will-me8zw oh yea, I've seen it a few times. Great documentary!
I saw this and clicked IMMEDIATELY. ANOES is the all time goat in my opinion, and has been since 1985. I still have my original VHS. Edited fun fact. The reason Rod (the actor Jsu Garcia under the stage name Nick Corri) looked sweaty all the time in the movie is because he was in real life, during filming doing heroin as he was an addict. He was actually high during the jail cell scene while filming.
My favs are the original with Nancy and Glen, Part 3, and Freddy vs Jason 😅
I just realized that Kristen's introduction to the series foreshadows her death. She's listening to "Into the Fire" by Dokken..how have i never noticed that before?!
I like them all except 6. Even the New Nightmare was better than that one.
And Heather Langenkamp will always rule in any dimension.
what I like about the NOES and F13th movies is that they are highly rewatchable. Love'em
"Freddy should focus on the actual people that hurt him." He did. No more heinous way to take action than to harm a person's child.
Greatest horror franchise of all time
I agree fun movies to watch
ita
Many are better
@@mightybitchy i would argue Nightmare has the worst of the main ones
Jason, Michael, and Chucky are all better series
@@MikeG82I disagree, A Nightmare On Elm Street is the one franchise where I like all the movies ( except for the 2010 remake ).
Loved 1-4.even the dark horse part 2 even though it broke the rules.part 1 introduced us to Freddy with him barely being in the film but felt throughout.2 had his best make-up.3 was just plain fun to watch with the legendary "Dream Warriors" by Dokken.4 for a follow up.cant really stomach the rest,but I will say a new nightmare(7) was interesting.the rest were forgettable. Sidenote as a Jason fan Freddy vs Jason was also a fun watch.
4:10 - It's actually the trailer for The Evil Dead that's playing on Nancy's television, meant to be a tv spot for when the film was released in 1981, when this first Elm Street movie takes place.
I would love to see you cover Cold Prey especially part two, as I feel is one of the greatest and most overlooked slasher movies of all time.🔪
The DreamWarroir was my favorite one 💙 it had Nancy and Kristen - creepy puppets, psychologist and that scary snake thing
And Taryn❤
@@sarahwarnock2707
Definitely ❤️🔥
I'd like to see you cover the best of Phantasm. The Tall Man was my inspiration when my son got in trouble and I would intone "boy!"
My husband likes to sneak up behind me and do that! It never fails to make me scream and smack him😂 that Tall man had me nervous around disco balls for the longest time!
Top 5 movies in the franchise
1- Nightmare on Elm Street
2- Wes Craven new nightmare
3- Dream Warriors
4- Dream Master
5- Freddy's Revenge
D.W. is #1
Thank you. Agreed.
Nah, the world isn’t big enough for two Freddy’s, only Robert can be Freddy.
These were my favorite horror movies growing up!! My buddy and I watched them over and over
#4 is my second favorite noes
The bully's name was Fred...not Krueger. Krueger was an extension of Krug who was the antagonist of Craven's The Last House on The Left.
My Favorite A Nightmare Films Are The Original New Nightmare Dream Warriors And My Favorite The Dream Master ❤🎉😅😊
I would love to see you cover Near Dark.
Not true. If you live outside of the town of Springwood, you'll be fine UNLESS you take a trip into Springwood. So technically speaking you CAN avoid a encounter with Freddy.
I freaking LOVE the first one
It made me a Wes Craven fan until today
And I did cried when he passed because the world lost a real talent
Back to Elm Street Nightmares
Robert Englund was born to play him. He did a whole complete job creating his manners and speaking tones. He made the most menacing villain ever
The story in the first is well written and the movie was perfectly executed
The switch in the lead, the tone, the villain and the end. IT'S A TREAT
AND FREDDY KRUEGER IS THE BEST/WORST VILLAIN EVER
Dude killed kids, and once stopped he came back to finish his work. THAT'S SOMETHING HUGE
I'll say that the third and the fourth are pretty good, but not at the level.
And then Wes Craven's New Nightmare gave me hope again
Because it was pretty cool
The first one was the real breaker and set a new level of horror. Specially with the whole package: plot, screen, direction, acting, setting, everything
I'll forever love it
And maybe I'll watch it tonight just for the nostalgia
I'm not gonna lie. Hearing your voice makes me so happy when I click on the JoBlo video, because I know it's going to be quality.
It's weird but in DREAM MASTER, Alison is basically turned into CAPCOM's MEGA MAN with the exact powers she needs to beat Freddy and a normal girl. 😂
using your bully’s name as that of the ultimate villain is the best revenge!
Dream warriors was my first noes and still my favorite
Nightmare 4 is my favorite of the series. Been a FredHead since I was 5yrs old (when Nightmare 3 came out) and still love the entire series - even Nightmare 5 and Freddy’s Dead. That remake though? 🐂💩
Nightmare's 1,3 And 7 Are My All-Time Favorites 4 And 5 Are Not So Bad But Nightmare 2,6 And The Remake Are Not Good But After Watching The Documentary On Nightmare 2 On TUBI Last Year I'll Give It Credit.
I agree with you
Nightmare 4 is great and very underrated, and I have a soft spot for Freddy's Dead because it was my first Nightmare movie.
You have no life.
Nightmare 2 is awesome.
The remake was pretty cool... I feel it gave more back story to Freddy, and the way he rubbed his index and middle fingers together was creepy
Single mother? I thought Nancy's dad was the sheriff.
they were divorced/separated.
He was her parents we're divorced
@@thecunninlynguist ahh. Didn't remember that bit. Been awhile since last watched. Just thought dad was busy with police work most of the time.
Facts
Can’t believe you highlighted part 4
Great video bro
Appreciate it
@@JoBloHorrorOriginals no problem Dawg
I was shown Nightmate on Elm Street, by my teenage cousins, as a wee child in the mid 80s. I needed 4 years of therapy to deal with the nightmares and crippling fear it induced in my 4 year old brain.
My childhood was great because of such horror originality‼️
There are only Four films that are worth talking about. NOES 1-3 & Freddy Vs. Jason imohp.
What does Tina see in Rod?... Possibly his incredible sexiness and physical perfection? 🔥 LOL.
Yeah he was a hot🔥biker dude I agree😏
We used to trick our younger siblings into a closet, slam the door behind them and repeat "Freddy, Jason, Michael Myers"!!! Maybe a little cruel but super fun in the late 80s early 90s.
my mom was cool she loved going to the movies, esp. horror movies so when i was a little boy she would bring me all the time but i got to see all the greatest 80 horror in the theater when they came out. i reamember seeing ghostbusters, and back to te futuer but my fav was Nightmare on elm st. I was only like 4 when i seen this flick. I FREAKING LOVE THIS MOVIE! THanks for making this
Great video I always get grossed out when I see those faces on that pizza in number four the dream Master but I always loved the line how sweet fresh meat
That was a different scene btw...The quote I mean.
Freddy was the first horror Villian i ever saw, a large cardboard cut out of the Nightmare on Elm Street 2. I walked into Blockbuster Video in the UK aged 9 and literally shit myself. I never looked back after our first meeting lol. Great film, Great Franchise, Great Villian.
Craven actually wanted that line taken out of the "scary movie" script that would eventually become scream. He felt it was vain and too on the nose but decided to leave it in to be meta
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🎬 *Introduction to "A Nightmare on Elm Street"*
- Overview of the film's influence on the horror genre,
- Discussion on the opening scene's setup of Freddy Krueger as a terrifying villain,
- Analysis of the narrative theme blurring the lines between dreams and reality.
03:22 🛏️ *Themes of Parental Sins and Psychological Depths*
- Exploration of the recurring theme of parental sins affecting innocent children,
- Analysis of Nancy's mother's overcompensation and alcoholism,
- Mention of intertextuality with other horror films.
04:29 🎭 *Evaluation of the Ending and Character Dynamics*
- Critique of the ending's execution and its impact,
- Examination of the complex character dynamics, especially Nancy's journey,
- Mention of the originality of Freddy Krueger's character.
05:22 🔪 *Freddy Krueger: The Iconic Dream Demon*
- Analysis of Freddy Krueger's unique power to attack victims in their dreams,
- Discussion on the creation of Freddy's character, including his appearance and name,
- Recognition of Robert Englund's portrayal contributing to Freddy's cultural significance.
07:14 💀 *Creative Kill Scenes and Psychological Terror*
- Appreciation for the creative and memorable kill scenes,
- Comparison of Freddy's methods to other horror icons like Michael and Jason,
- Highlight of Freddy's ability to manipulate victims psychologically.
08:22 👩👧👦 *Character Analysis: Nancy, Tina, and Glenn*
- Examination of Nancy's character as the epitome of strength and ingenuity,
- Evaluation of Tina and Glenn's roles and decision-making in the narrative,
- Mention of the actors' performances and their impact on the characters.
10:11 🔪 *Iconic Death Scene: Tina's Demise*
- Analysis of Tina's death scene and its impact on the narrative,
- Appreciation for the innovative camera effects and storytelling techniques used,
- Recognition of the scene's contribution to establishing Freddy Krueger as a formidable antagonist.
12:29 📽️ *Reception and Legacy of "A Nightmare on Elm Street"*
- Discussion on the film's initial release, box office success, and critical acclaim,
- Evaluation of Wes Craven's impact on the horror genre and Hollywood,
- Mention of the franchise's subsequent sequels, adaptations, and cultural influence.
21:31 🎭 *Freddy Krueger's Charismatic Presence*
- Analysis of Robert Englund's portrayal of Freddy Krueger with enthusiasm and command,
- Appreciation for Freddy's interactions with the teens and his makeup design,
- Discussion on the shift towards a more cool and less scary portrayal of Freddy in the series.
22:41 🔥 *Introduction of New Victims and Return of Survivors*
- Overview of the surviving characters from the previous film and their roles in "A Nightmare on Elm Street 4",
- Description of the deaths of Kincaid and Joey at the hands of Freddy Krueger,
- Comparison of the reception of the film by critics and fans with an emphasis on the disappointment over recasting and character deaths.
24:18 📊 *Box Office Success and Directorial Impact*
- Discussion on the financial success of "A Nightmare on Elm Street 4" and its critical reception,
- Evaluation of Renny Harlin's direction, particularly in dream sequences, despite producer dissatisfaction,
- Mention of the franchise's subsequent sequels, remake, and current hiatus.
Made with HARPA AI
Thanks again, buddy
New nightmare is my favorite then I like 1 , 3 , 6 , Jason vs Freddy and the remake , hate 2 , 4 and 5
Did you see Dylan’s New Nightmare?
I thought it was really well done.
I was only 6 years old when this came out but I watched it as a teenager. It is a good movie
The Dream Master is a ton of fun, I find if I watch it directly after Dream Warriors it kind of disappoints me but if I just watch it on its own I always enjoy it.
I literally learned to lucid dream bc freddy would not leave me alone! I'll never forget kicking his ass in my dream! That was extremely theraputic
As a huge nightmare fan I wish they would’ve went more into depth with dream warriors and Freddy’s revenge especially since a lot of fans have dream warriors and the original at the top of the list
Can you find "Boogeyman 2" from the late 70's or early 80's, it was the only movie I turned off at the beginning when I was 7 y/o. Near the start of the movie, a girl was compelled to shove scissors in her throat while looking out the bathroom window, that's all I remember. It might not be a part 2 it's just what was labeled on the mixed VHS tape of movies I came across. This has bugged me for years not being able to find anything like I remember, but since I was young, and scared me so much that it also could have been a nightmare, I had great nightmares back then. Hopefully JoBlo or maybe you guys out there could help me fix this and find out if the movie exists or not, I just want to face that fear again and maybe scare me like a kid again, please, and thank you.
For me, it’s the original, “Dream Warriors” and “New Nightmare”. The others are fun-but forgettable.
Nailed it. I also have a soft spot for part 2.
Apparently the rocks thrown at Tina’s window are supposed to be kids teeth. Creepy. ✌️🖤🤘
I saw the remake of a nightmare on elm street. I don’t think it was as terrible as everyone thought. I think Jackie Earl Haley could have been a good Freddie on paper but the fact that they changed the iconic makeup and the script is why I think he failed as Freddie. The old saying comes to mind, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
What about the 240 minute documentary NEVER SLEEP AGAIN!
What an amazing voice.
Tina in the body bag is one of the creepiest moments in horror.
Nightmare 1 & 2 were legitimately scary 👍
Not as scary as your mom.
They were the best ones really but my favorites were the 3rd N 6th one😅
Please take us back to '81 with Galaxy of Terror.
The original NIghtmare on Elm Street, you can keep the rest.
I agree. Wiiiiith the exception of part 3😁
I would love you to cover DOG SOLDIERS..
Great movie
That sounds like spy glass with scream 6
I hope we get another A Nightmare On Elm Street movie one that's superior than that bad remake.
Where are ''The Dream Warriors''? It could be the best sequel!
my ultimate favorite movie is noes 1
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Jackie Earle Haley could’ve been a great Freddy Krueger. It’s also a good thing that he wasn’t trying to be Robert Englund - or ostentatiously NOT be Robert Englund - but he was doing something creepy and scary on his own terms. The problem was the movie itself!
My favorites are elm street 1 and 3 and new nightmare also am I the only one that thinks joey looks like neve Campbell from scream lol 😂 tbh I love them both
40 years and no good blu ray collection so sad
I don't buy the fighting air in dream master because of money...because they already payed Robert ( freddy) all he had to do was show up
The best part of the remake is Jackie Earl Haley as Freddy, the rest is not good except the first kill and the concept of the micro naps was interesting. Part 3 and a new nightmare are also really good.
Renny Harlin is Finnish though. Not Dutch
To me the best of the series is Dream Child.
I thought the reboot of a nightmare on Elm Street was great
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It is hard to make a remake with Kelly Leak
Red and green? this was a mandela effect.... people tried to say its red and black .. wrong always red and green in my reality
All of these movies are awesome. There are no bad films in this franchise.
Nightmare 5 and 6 are crap
@@orlandoaugustostock4578 they were alright.. I like the 6th one and the 3rd they were my faves
@@orlandoaugustostock4578 they most certainly are not.
tina was with rod because he’s hot !
Elm Street 1,2,4,5 will always be the best of the series and I definitely have a soft spot for the remake
Didn't you like Dream Warriors?
No mention that the movie was inspired by news reports of the still unexplained deaths of multiple Hmong men who died in their sleep while screaming out and trying to fight something off?
They could have just had the car take over and drive away with the kids screaming and left the mom smiling and waving. That would have accomplished everything they wanted without the blow up doll nonsense.
they always say those who play the bad guys in the movies are the nicest guys in real life. must be something about getting to sublimate your basest instincts.
Rod was sweaty because he was high on drugs during filming. Even tho Woods did great with Maniac, he needs to stay away from NOES
Hey! Jackie wasn't bad casting. It was just a bad movie.
I don't understand why they didn't just end it with Freddy's arm smashing through the glass & just grabbing the mother with his clawed hand.
I disagree that it didn't age well, I don't think it ever looked good. To go from the brilliant sfx in the rest of the film to that was ridiculous.
My favorite is dream warriors, then part 2 then the original.
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By far the best of "the franchise are - 1 & 3 *the 3rd film having the most clever plot line for using the fill in origin story, as there WERE the questions of where he'd come from
And it is as well made as NIGHTMARE ON ELM ST & did something different with the concept, especially for a 3rd film to my mind its the true sequel.
With so many of these films made what the Mother described about the lynch mob tracking him to a derelict boiler room that story was never told on film (to my knowledge) I lost interest after 3 they just kept getting worse. more silly & jokey
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Let's just sum it up... Wes Craven was a brilliant film maker. New Line's lackey's could never come close, sorry not sorry. I know ther tried in earnest but... Wes (Chuck Russell as well) knew his stuff
Glen went into a blender. Or Glender.