10 Things You Didn't Know About Nightmare 4 Dream Master

[@Just_TOO_Weird]

When this was in the theaters, I was 12 and literally not only saw it *seventeen* times (I was a little obsessed at the time), but invited Robert Englund to my upcoming 13th birthday party -- and he actually wrote me a very kind handwritten letter back on yellow legal pad paper. He apologized for not being able to make it because he was working on the Freddy's Nightmares series at the time. It was more than I expected to get, to be honest. A gift by itself.

[@TheQuota2001]

Thats honestly a cool story, thanks for sharing and typing it out friend.

[@joshrobinson6785]

Bad@$$ my dude!! You still have the letter?

[@D-Fens_1632]

My sister wrote Punky Brewster to invite her to her birthday party. She got a "signed" 8x10 glossy a couple weeks later with "best wishes" or some shit written on it.

[@ericjones7769]

I was 9 years old then myself lol

[@Just_TOO_Weird]

@@joshrobinson6785 Thanks for your reply. I still had the letter up to fairly recently when my mother back home threw out a bunch of my things. Unfortunately, the letter was apparently among those items.

[@wstine79]

I love Nightmare on Elm Street 4. The cockroach scene, the pizza scene, and the bodies coming out of Freddy were awesome. The "Making of" special was what got me into special effects makeup.

[@T.Maximus]

You scammers invade every channel, give it a fucking rest damn.

[@AdmiralBison]

@@T.Maximus they’re worse than Freddy. Invading and scaring channels.

[@kevinlyons7321]

The 🍕 scene the dudes head 🗣️ eated like a meat ball the head 🗣️ was a meat ball who ever was that friend he kill

[@j.d.contreras392]

My grandma loved this movie. She's now 83.

[@asparagustrevor]

The 'dog-piss' thing does actually make sense. Freddy is defeated by being buried in consecrated or 'holy' ground in Dream Warriors. The dog's piss desecrates the earth, and Freddy comes back. The fire is just a weird flourish.

[@JIF882]

I never thought of it. Also, odd that Minty didn't mention that the dog was named Jason

[@thesmf1210]

@@JIF882 hell hound named jason

[@yukinagato6761]

The dog reportedly had unusual dreams as the dog Jake aka Jason in the movie . Some have suggested that Jake had Nightmares after filming Dream Master Jakes Filmography The Boy Who Could Fly ... Max (1986) The Hidden ... Roy the Dog (1987) Two Moon Junction ... Perry's Dog 'Tom' (1988) A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master ... the dog (1988) Texasville ... Shorty (1990)

[@VeracityLH]

Now, see, the water/fire desecrated/consecrated ground makes sense to me, which this scene never did before. Headcannon accepted

[@andysalter7192]

It's a reference to the hounds of hell and Dante's inferno.

[@123j109]

Probably the one I rewatch the most. Love the story arc of Alice and how she develops to a strong woman at the end.

[@Emulous79]

F*cking A.

[@segounlocks5029]

I agree with that.

[@TheQuota2001]

Honestly I never seen these movies, I only saw parts of them growing up lmao I remember the blood going into the ceiling scene and that was about all I needed from Freddy as a child lmao. Very scary. Also I saw freddy vs jason.

[@CONSOLETRUTH2]

@@TheQuota2001 the blood going to the ceiling was the second time that happened cause in the first NOES that happened to the character Glen whom was played by a young Johnny Depp in his first ever movienthat he was ever ib!

[@thatguysstuff15]

The perfect amount of woke and woke done right !!!!!!! Before it was called woke .it was just a bad ass girl kicking mother fucking ass !!!!!!! No agenda ! Just bad asseriy !!!!!

[@zuitsuit80]

That roach trap scene was very unique and well done. I remember it freaked me out.

[@grahamjarman]

the metamorphasis

[@homelesshannah50]

Gross

[@e.e.-tv1683]

You can check in...but you can't check out (Freddy then crushes the box).

[@knight4iam]

Soundtrack trivia.... When I was a kid, I often took a cassette audio recorder into theaters to record movies. Then I could listen to the movie while doing homework or traveling with my parents. I loved the songs from NIGHTMARE ON ELM ST 4, so I purchased the soundtrack on cassette. It included the song RIP HER TO SHREDS by BLONDIE. In the theatrical release, RIP HER TO SHREDS was playing when the one girl started lifting weights. I know because I had the audio from the theater. Unfortunately, home video releases don't have that song, but instead play a different song from the end credits. I'm sure money and licensing rights were a factor in the change. But it left many scratching their heads about why RIP HER TO SHREDS was on the soundtrack, but not home video releases.

[@D-Fens_1632]

We did that with movies on television! We had two tapes for Eddie and the Cruisers, one with the whole movie then one with just the music. We pretty much stopped that when we got a VCR. Never tried it in a theater though, not sure why I never thought of it, I was always into recording and archiving things. I grew up to be one of those people who sets up microphones at Grateful Dead concerts (among others) and recording them.

[@tyronleung5276]

go west don't be afraid of your dreams wasn't featured in the film just the instrumental

[@1sinister80]

Do you have any of those? That would be a great thing to put on You Tube. I would love to hear that in the way it was back in the day.

[@nc32203]

Same here at home 😎👌👍

[@arcane6465]

The Divinyls ( back to the wall ) great song.

[@Reshyrah]

Just wanted to point out that the dog was named "Jason" in this movie and used fire, the element that Freddy is most afraid of to resurrect him. Freddy's second victim, Joey from Nightmare 3 was later drowned in his water bed. I find this to be a unique precursor to the eventual Freddy vs. Jason film where we see how both elements exploit their weaknesses.

[@brandonspain12345]

Huh. The dog is named Jason. Since this is a Freddy movie, I guess that means Jason's... A bitch! I know it's a male dog, it's just a little joke.

[@jayday1503]

I feel like your reaching trying to connect dots that don’t connect

[@waynegoddard4065]

@@jayday1503 if it was true it would still be a shite idea anyway. Why bother?

[@joeyrogers7017]

I always assume the dog represents a hellhound.

[@rb5078]

This is my favorite installment. I watched this and Jaws basically on repeat during the summer of 1989, the year I turned nine. That was an epic summer. 😂

[@The_Texorcist]

“And put a stop to his afterlife antics once and for all” lol as a horror fan I always get a chuckle when I read stuff like that on the back of a movie box knowing unless the films have become a financial liability they will keep making them. Heck just look at Halloween Ends, they are already saying they are thinking about keeping the franchise going. The end is rarely the end when it comes to horror.

[@Liquidcadmus]

I love your videos, they're entertaining but also there's a lot of value in all the information you share. as a film maker and actor myself, it's super helpful to have insight in how the production of all these movies went

[@Lockamum]

Love it, Minty! 1,3, and 4 for sure. I liked Alice's transformation. She was the only one to ever hold a candle to Nancy as the hero. I would've really liked to see a New Nightmare Sequel before Wes left us. Maybe Nancy could exist as a guardian of the dream world in a future sequel just so we could see Heather and Robert battle it out again.

[@benknighten2736]

Those are also my favorite to in the same order 🎯

[@katherinemcdonnell6333]

It is spelled TOO. T-O-O, not T-O.

[@shazzymapatazzie3117]

Nightmare on Elm Street has been passed around from director to director over the years but Wes will ALWAYS be my favourite. I just watched a doco called 'Scream Queen' about the leading man from Elm Street 2. It was amazing! Love ya loads mate xx

[@pumbaaj]

13:17 DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince (aka Will Smith) also had a Freddy song , "Nightmare on My Street".

[@billybollockhead5628]

The waterbed scene always made me laugh when cops turned up.. “ok, he’s somehow inside the waterbed.. death by natural causes”

[@codywold]

well as we learn from later instalments the police force of the town is wella ware of freddy and his ability to infect peoples dreams.hence lie and keep it contained. Nothing to see here folks

[@JLvatron]

Freddy 4 is my favorite in the series. Normally I don't like killing off established characters for the new; although my favorite movie of all time Transformers the Movie did exactly that. Such an interesting twist how the movie starts off with Kristen as the main focus character, continuing from #3 (but with Tuesday Knight as actress). Then 20 minutes later, she's killed off and Alice takes over as the new main character. So in this case, killing off the old characters really brought an amazing story and character arc for Alice.

[@amphetamean66X]

4 is by far my favorite. I learned how to use Nunchucks after seeing this movie as a kid. I highly doubt she was using them herself, def a double but still she made me believe girls could be bad ass too! I love this movie so much!

[@veteranredbeard6222]

That sausage pizza scene got me when I was a kid. Also that weight lifting scene with the elbows ripping apart at the seems.

[@charliemartinez4694]

Hands down, my favorite "Nightmare" movie of all time!!! Thanks Minty 👏🤟 Y So Serious 😈🥃🃏

[@josephcasner626]

Nightmare 4 has the best opening in the Nightmare franchise. Nightmare performed by Tuesday Knight belongs on everyone's Halloween playlist.

[@Yavanna79]

I have a dvd box set that contains almost all the Nightmare on Elmstreet movies, including the one where Freddy harasses the actors and director of the movie series. XD I've also seen that Remake, but it was missing something that these earlier movies have. Maybe Robert Englund, who to me is the one and only Freddy Kruger. Thanks for this video Minty. Your videos are generally the best entertainment when it comes to movies and behind the scenes stuff :D

[@gregorybrazell5133]

I totally did not know some of these, great video! But, I always thought of Part 4 as the MTV Nightmare because MTV, prior to release, did an amazing special dedicated to NOES 4. Also, you missed Tuesday's song for Part 4. Unless I missed that somewhere... And, I disagree with the people against killing off Joey and Kincaid early. Think of it from Freddy's POV. He doesn't want to just be beaten again, and definitely doesn't want an ongoing struggle to enjoy terrorizing, tormenting, and reaping souls. Kincaid and Joey both think Freddy is toast, done, over... If one of them died, the other would know why. If other teens started dying off, they would know why. If two of the three Warriors were left alive, what would happen? They'd start seeking out any other teens who were in danger, or had managed to survive a single dream. And, Freddy doesn't actually prefer to kill them in the very first nightmare... he wants to make them scared beyond belief so they begin weakening and more. He needs the terror as well as the soul. If two of the three had lived... they'd start making an army, and training them to use their powers, as well as having them call Kristen in (as her power works both directions - proven by how Alice ended up in other people's dreams, not just others coming into hers). If they call on Kristen, then Kristen can call in everyone else: ARMY. The ONLY way Freddy has a shot at winning is to kill off 2 of the 3, and he has to do it on the exact same night. If he doesn't, odds are that the remaining two will do as above. He needs to kill off 2... but Joey's and Kincaid's powers don't have any shot at benefitting him. Kristen's DOES, and he knows this. Plus, Kristen actually expects Freddy at this point. The other two don't. That means he can easily go after them and remove them from the equation. The way it plays out is tactically the best option for Freddy. It isn't a weak point, bad decision, poor script, or anything else like that. It's the only winning play he had... he just didn't truly expect Alice. Her power, apparently, was a collector (being the Dream Master). Giving her Kristen's power in addition, allowed her to collect the powers of every victim that Freddy reaped THROUGH her, making it a tragic win-win situation for Alice, and an automatic catch-22 for Freddy.

[@rockstarphantom8112]

My favorite of the series. That Dramarama song still gets me pumped.

[@barbosahMX]

I remember bob Shaye saying that Renny Harlin was eating "beans out of the can" inside a hotel room when he got the gig.

[@georgeheilman885]

Somewhat appropriately, I consider this my 4th favorite of the Nightmare series, edged out by 1, 3 and New Nightmare. But that's still high praise. The cockroach and other gross effects by Screaming Mad George are true standouts.

[@D4L1979]

"If the food dont kill ya the service will 🤭" So many good one liners. Kinacaid got killed to soon.

[@thedarknate08]

Yeah the one liners in this and part 3 were funny and they have stuck with me over the years! "You can check in but you can't check out"

[@charmer711]

Funny because when I watched this movie in the theater I thought the film got messed up when the scene of Alice and her boyfriend meeting up and driving off in the car repeated for the second time. After the 3rd repeat I realized what was going on. I love that scene. The roach transformation was cool.

[@joleenshadows]

Haha I was like 10 years old and remember thinking the same thing!

[@randomlibra]

LOL When I went, The adult that took me started yelling at the projector guy to fix it when that scene happened. I was so embarrassed, haha....

[@beejay271]

3 and 4 are the best Nightmare films👍

[@ericshelley7241]

Parts 1,3,4 are my favorite nightmare on elm street films. My friend Ben and I got to meet Robert englund in 2017 at scarefest in Lexington ky. It was so awesome and so surreal to meet him. It cost me 105 bucks to get my picture made with him, so well worth it.

[@BradleyVolk3]

Dude, I fuckin love your shows.

[@stephaniebri5837]

Dream Master was the first Elm Street film I saw and it made me an instant fan for life.

[@TheSkullKlownTSK]

Love this movie. The actress who plays Alice is hot 😍 and still is in my opinion. One of my favorite Nightmare movies

[@ericmac4648]

Great rundown Minty on Nightmare 4!! I remember watching this in the cinema slightly disappointed since Dream Warriors was so awesome; however, now knowing what the production went through thanks to your video; its amazing how well it turned out.

[@SciHeartJourney]

I went to high school with the guy that played Joey; Rodney Eastman. He was an arrogant, but an otherwise nice guy.

[@fatoldhideousguypdxor4540]

Hahah

[@bigsteed007]

BONUS ENTRY!! The director Renny Harlins next film was The Adventures of Ford Fairlane and while they were looking for someone to play a psychotic killer henchman, Renny said that he just did a movie with the scariest man in America and they cast Robert Englund.

[@omegarugal9283]

we were lucky to have robert englund as freddy, even when he was tired of playing it

[@matthewdixon481]

I think ANOES4 has aged quite well actually. Kincaid and Joey getting killed off early wasn't that much of a shock, I mean they both barely made it out of Part 3 lol !! I watched this a few months back and enjoyed it more than I expected. The cockroach transformation / nightmare was actually really gross and quite creepy. I never thought much of this scene as a kid but for some reason seeing it older, I actually thought it was scarier now !! Also this soundtrack has some great htf rock gems .. "Back To The Wall" by Divinyls is an absolute banger and although "Nightmare" by Tuesday Knight isn't actually on the soundtrack it is such a guilty 80s pleasure.

[@Carbabydoll]

Fucking A!💖💕

[@HealthHorror]

You can't have characters, in old slashers, that keep their stories going through 2-3 parts. The old characters have to die off in order to fully allow new characters to tell a new story. Joey and Kincade dying always made sense to me. It showed that you may win the battle but Freddy will win the war eventually. It was necessary to show that no one truly escapes Freddy. The actors should have felt fortunate to even be asked back for part 4 seeing as most side-characters never get that chance.

[@juditCampbell]

This film was one of my favorites in the series! I would say 3 and 4 are the best!

[@dangxdc8348]

4 is a rare breed when most franchises boycott a fourth installment. Dream Child should have been a daughter. A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 5: THE DREAM BITCH

[@kaylacolgan]

Rest in Peace Wes Craven. He died on my 18th Birthday.

[@damien5748]

When did he die?

[@Pazuzu82]

@@damien5748 2015 I think

[@damien5748]

@@Pazuzu82 thanks for letting me know Michael

[@abellewis3062]

@@damien5748 Wes Craven died on August 30, 2015 from Brain Cancer.

[@damien5748]

@@abellewis3062 thats so sad.thanks for letting me know.👍

[@andysalter7192]

Saw this in Hobart Tasmania at age 12 and it was my first Nightmare movie and my first horror movie in the cinema, I went with a friend and he wanted to leave during the opening credits saying " I don't think I can do this !" But he stayed and it blew our minds ! I ran home and begged my Mum to take me to the video store so I could get more Nightmare, I rented the original and part 2 that night , watched them by myself in the dark while mum was doing night shift, I must admit the first one scarred me a bit but I was hooked , It opened my eyes to horror and I literally went on a mission to watch every horror movie my local video store had. I got pretty close.

[@jamieashleyroberts]

Cool story I share a similar past with horror movies.

[@The80Kat]

This is by far my favorite horror movie of all time!!!!! I watch it every Halloween for the past idk 13 years I'm glad you did this one

[@JIF882]

This is the first Elm Steet movie I remember seeing. I rented it with a friend. So, it has a soft spot in my heart. Having said that, a lot of people have said that this is where the franchise jumped the shark. In the movie's defense, it's lighter tone made it easier to watch as a kid. Years after watching 4(when I was ten), I had my dad rent me the first one. I couldn't make it past the hallway scene "where's your pass"? I had also seen Freddy's Dead by then.

[@DjDizzy216]

This was the first Nightmare on Elm St movie I saw as a kid. It messed with my dreams for months but I loved it. Big fan of the OG series. Fantastic video!

[@syxxpoppin8830]

The Freddy hotline would be booming in today's type of hype!!!

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

The cockroach scene was downright disgusting. Out of all the death scenes from just about every Nightmare flick that one really sticks out. It's just straight up nasty.🤣

[@Nightman221k]

This movie is my favorite in the franchise. It's easily the most creative with the concept. I also really love Alice and her friend group, they're so much better than Nancy's group in the first movie (Why did Nancy waste her time with any of them?). Kristen being like a big sister figure to Alice was sweet. Rick is so attentive and caring to Alice and to Kristen made him feel like a great brother and boyfriend, so I felt sad that he died (and his death being the weakest effects-wise in the franchise is too bad since he's a great character). Debbie being a tough, badass girl with a heart of gold was endearing especially how she was best friends with Sheila, who was her opposite as a gentle, bookish girl. Seeing Alice get revenge for taking them was very cathartic and I like that she wore things her lost loved ones had in the final confrontation since Alice gained strength from them throughout the movie. I really liked Alice, her story about finding her power was well done. The director was definitely eccentric but I thought he did a fantastic job.

[@n.b.l.5709]

Well stated. 3 and 1 are my favorite but now u sold me on 4 beung my 3rd fav

[@nicholas_scott]

#3 is my favorite, but #4 is always watchable. It’s not as serious as 3, but it’s lots of fun

[@neoasura]

I remember watching this alone as a kid in the late 80s, I saw this before part 3, so Tuesday Knight was the only Kristen Parker, she was also my first onscreen crush.

[@TheDarkNinja7]

As far as music is concerned, don’t forget about, “A Nightmare on my Street” by DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince.

[@karenjordan5731]

That was great, shared it with my 35 yo daughter. I am going to watch every one of your October vids this year and send them to her too!!! I'm not going to be scared this year!!!

[@benhill7216]

My friend and I actually called the Freddy hotline. No memory of what Freddy had to say, I just remember the ad for it every commercial break during Freddy's Nightmares on Saturday nights. The marketing around this franchise in the late 80's was genius. Between the music and merchandise, it was perfectly targeted at kids of the era. Good times!

[@Nicoletta13]

Regarding the waterbed death scene,It WASN'T Robert that was angry and cursing,.it was his stunt double !

[@1kylecurry]

A very enjoyable entry into the franchise. The 3rd best behind the original & part 3: Dreams Warriors... ( In my humble opinion...) & just ahead of the intriguing " New Nightmare"- 1994, some creepy moments with the wickedly dark humor/ one liners. By this time in 1988 Freddy ruled the pop culture world, @ the time unparalleled marketing give credit to New Line Cinema aka " The House that Freddy built!! ". A good watch from time to time. Great soundtrack as well. Old school sounds...Sinead O' Connor, Dramarama, The Vinnie Vincent Invasion & yes even The Fat Boys!

[@hcaballero57]

It was Robert Englund stunt double getting mad and cussing in the clip of the behind the scenes of of Joey's death. It even says it on the Never Sleep Again documentary

[@damitag9418]

I just found your channel a couple of weeks ago. I love your channel ! I'm in my 50s and you talk about the good stuff from the 80's and 90's.

[@markpjf85]

Robert Englund will remain Freddy for very very very very long time he was the best…

[@dawidscheffler7152]

Agreed, Englund is what made the character iconic. His many cameos in other series over the years has also been hilarious.

[@markpjf85]

@@dawidscheffler7152 totally 💯

[@damien5748]

@@markpjf85 yep...he even appears in one of the Mortal Kombat video games as a playable chracter along with several others such as the terminator and the alien from "aliens"

[@jro3213]

No way I totes prefer the guy in the 2010 remake, he was way scarier. Just kidding that whole movie was dog shite

[@markpjf85]

@@jro3213 haha of course it was

[@robertparks7233]

Lisa Wilcox,is a 🦊,and a sweet girl met her at horror con in 2000,couldn't be more accommodating to the fans,answering everyones questions and seemed to be really appreciative of her fans

[@FFVison]

LOL, nice. I didn't remember The Fat Boys were on the soundtrack. Kind of reminds me of how Alice Cooper recorded that He's Back The Man Behind The Mask for one of the Friday the 13th movies. That said, he also played an uncredited cameo as Freddy's father in one of the Nightmare on Elm Street movies.

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@FFVison Alice Cooper portrayed Freddy's father in Freddy's Dead The Final Nightmare. The film also had a cameo by Johnny Deep. New Nightmare had a cameo by Tuesday Knight.

[@Busypants]

Definitely one of my favorite movie series

[@gameboysleepyd4277]

Another cool fact is the opening song RUNNING FROM THIS NIGHTMARE was written and sung by TUESDAY KNIGHT. She said it was her love letter to FREDDY

[@fatoldhideousguypdxor4540]

Wow

[@Loner2012AT]

Great job Minty! Fun movie subject, lots of info was surprising, great commentary. My favorite review on your channel, so far. PS They should have kept the elevator clips.

[@rolling-roadkill]

In Sweden during the 80's the government was waging a war against "Video violence" and often had movies undergo heavy editing before being released to the public. This movie is one of those that got it worst. It was so butchered by the board of censorship that they actually made cuts in the middle of dialogue. This butchering of movies gave a couple of writers the idea to make a Splatter comedy called "Evil Ed" (hilariously great no-budget movie with star-studded cast and extremely overexaggurated English dubbing) where Ed is one of the poor saps who has to sit through and cut horror movies. It is definitely worth a watch. 😁

[@philipmonihan8222]

That Mr. Bean segment is one of my favorite skits.

[@poohbearny]

Leslie Hoffman that played the hall monitor in the first one is actually and lives here in Saranac Lake, NY. There is a local museum that has one of the actual gloves , hat and sweater from the first movie as well. Leslie use to be a stunt performer and one of her first movies was the orig Nightmare.

[@2rueblue]

I was lucky enough to talk to Robert Englund at a comicon in Braehead arena in Scotland before he started to sign his stuff, he is an absolute gentleman, he also did a q and a and extremely thankful to Wes Craven he did for his career, also he was extremely gracious about all the early actors made his job much easier through their professionalism at such a young age. Honestly Minty he was an absolute gem of a human being. Again thank you for all your hard work and all the best from Scotland

[@timothymartinez5739]

Some of the best memories of going to see the first Freddy movie in the theaters with my Mom when I was 10 and became a tradition. Even with movie nights at home.

[@trudylincoln7751]

I was obsessed with this Elm Street movie when I was a teenager, watching it countless times. It still remains one of my most favourite horror movies and I even have the soundtrack on vinyl

[@dannyb382]

Renny Harlin directed "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane". Robert Englund was in there and was pretty funny...Minty! you should do this movie on your "10 Things"!

[@fitnessabcvideo]

Whatever you think of part 4, it has without a doubt the most fun and creative kill scenes, they really done some incredible crafting, especially the motorbike scene, that is hands down genuis, that's a fact

[@The80Kat]

The motorcycle scene is from part 5, when dan dies. Dream child blows but that is a cool death scene

[@daviddowsett1658]

@@The80Kat I was just about to post this ...

[@milesthehousecollection4153]

That's part five mate. And part five was absolutely dreadful 😂🤷‍♂️

[@Warpath86x0]

Hell yea this Minty 10 Things episode rocks and kicks ass! Awesome!

[@theaccursedj.e.2723]

LMAO!!! I've been on a Fat Boys kick lately. Minty, look up Human Beatbox. I was born in 83 and I sometimes get vivid images from when I was five or younger thanks to your videos, they've brought back strange and amazing sights. Thank you!

[@SegaTron64]

Minty! You are the first person who confirmed my small phobia of pizza. Ever since I was a child I always compared Freddy's face to a slice of pizza. So happy to know I'm not alone. I LOVE pizza AND Freddy!

[@eulesssucks]

His makeup was actually inspired by pepperoni pizza! David Miller ( Freddy’s first makeup artist talks about it in “ never sleep again” great documentary I do recommend 👍🏻👍🏻

[@jro3213]

@@eulesssucks I finally just saw that doc about 4 months ago, very long and fun

[@yukinagato6761]

The fact is honestly as far as i can tell with teh whole MTV freddy movie . This one had LOTS of great artist doing tracks for it Love Kills Performed by Vinnie Vincent Invasion Written by Vinnie Vincent From the Chrysalis LP "All Systems Go" (played on jukebox in diner) Angel Performed by Love/Hate Written by Skid Rose Alternative version available on "Blackout In The Red Room" Don't Be Afraid Of Your Dreams Performed by Go West (played on end credits) Back To The Wall Performed by Divinyls (as Divinyls) Available on Chrysalis LP "Temperamental" (played in volkswagen car after first dream sequence) Anything, Anything Performed by Dramarama Available on "Cinema Verite" Anything, Anything (Single) (played twice during martial arts practice scenes) Are You Ready For Freddy? Performed by The Fat Boys Available on "Coming Back Hard Again" Are You Ready for Freddy (12″ Single) Louie, Louie/Are You Ready for Freddy (7″ Single) (played during end credits) Fatal Charm Performed by Billy Idol Written by Billy Idol (as B. Idol), Steve Stevens (as S. Stevens), Keith Forsey (as K. Forsey) Available on "Whiplash Smile" (played during Waterbed Death scene) In The Flesh Written by Debbie Harry and Chris Stein Performed by Blondie Available on "Best Of Blondie" (played on jukebox in diner) Baula Baula (Dance Version Mix) Performed by Girl Talk Hard to Find to be honest. (played in school parking lot after first dream sequence) Pride and Joy Written by Joe Lamont, Jon Lucas Performed by Joe Lamont Unreleased Only found In KZbin (played on JukeBox at the diner) Rebuilding the Big House Written by Nick Gilder and Rick Boston Performed by Nick Gilder Available On "LongTime Coming" Therapist Performed by Vigil Written by Vigil Available On the Actual OST Under the Night Stars Performed by Sea Hags Available on "Sea Hags" Available On the Actual OST As Well Standing Over You Written by Rick Brewster and Brent Eccles Performed by The Angels of Angel City Available on "The Angels Live From Angel City" Available On the Actual OST As Well I Want Your (Hands On Me) Performed by Sinéad O'Connor Written by Sinéad O'Connor Available on 12'Maxi Single I Want Your (Hands On Me) With McLyte Hard to Find . Time to Time I see it on Ebay (Played in Cockroach scene Debbie's Death) Alternative mix available on "The Lion and The Cobra" (played during End Credits) Nightmare Performed by Tuesday Knight (played during opening credits) Bonus Fact. They where trying to figure out a opening theme song as Tuesday said hey give me the night as she CREATED the song in 2 days. Available On the Nightmare 2015 EP Extra bonus Fact . There are 7 versions of the song on that Nightmare EP was Available on Itunes (as of this Post was seen) That particular version is hard to find but a response to this Post I can help a person find it Extra Extra Bonus . Her music is amazing My Way Or The Highway Performed by Jimmy Davis & Junction Available on "Going the Distance"

[@masterrserch3971]

Ok so I was like 10 years old when the FREDDIE HOTLINE came out... soooo, I didn't know or really consider, I guess, the fact that calling these 1-900 numbers cost money... So I called and I loved it, and of course the Freddy message ended with some form of "don't forget to call tomorrow to find out/learn the secret/get the VIP news, blah blah blah"..... So not only did I call the rest of that week, but (and I SO vividly remember this because of the fuckin AFTERMATH of what I did lol), I also called 3 times from my friends house lol-- twice back to back cuz he was making noise and I missed the end, and once the next day; BOTH times because we were playing guns, or stoop ball, baseball, or God knows what, and it was like a light bulb on the head moment, "OH MY GOD! BRENDAN, I HAVE TO USE YOUR PHONE, I ALMOST FORGOT, THE FREDDY LINE SAID TO BE SURE TO CALL TODAY FOR BLAHBLAHBLAHBLAH" 🤣 🤣 Obviously, when the phone bill came in, and there was like a week of calls from home, AND 3 calls on my friend's parent's bill, I got a whoopin... Epilogue--- that's when I learned about phone costs, "scams," and to be cognizant of that shit, HOWEVER--- I admit I called the Mean Gene Okerlund WCW Wrestling hotline (if I'm not mistaken, 1900-909-9900 lol), a handful of times regardless, cuz I needed a scoop... And I ABSOLUTELY called the NINTENDO EXPERTS hotline, probably a good 20 times over the years. It was a last resort, but shit, when you're 8-11 years old, and you're hooked on a game like SHADOWGATE, but can't figure out 3 problems, including the final boss (which I STILL contend, to this very day, aint NO ONE knew how to beat that game on their own, without SOME kind of hint from SOMETHING/ONE!), well, there's only so many times u can chuck your NES controller at the big ass glass tube TV before u break down and call across the goddamn country and ask "how do I find level 7 in Zelda 2nd quest??/Beat shadowgate?/Escape death traps in NIGHTSHADE??" NO SHAME, wha-whaaaat???

[@Malkiore1]

People often say 3 was the best and I admit it was awesome but for me THIS was my fav Freddy movie. I loved the OST and I loved the fight scenes and Freddy is at his best in this one.

[@MrDman21]

"He may have been a little burnt out about it." I see what you did there Minty 😏

[@terrenceh77]

Lmao the giant Freddy 😅, Sheila’s death was hilarious 😂

[@silosemiaj]

What is hilarious about dying from a fatal asthma attack?

[@kristophersnyder6181]

This was not only the first Nightmare on Elm Street I ever saw, but one of the first three horror movies I ever watched (the others being Chopping Mall and Stuart Gordon's Dolls; at other friends' houses, of course - I was 10 at the time). Between this, a censored airing of Freddy's Revenge, and Freddy's Nightmares (both in syndication; both of which my parents actually let me watch) I was a fan - by age 11 I was trick-or-treating as Freddy himself.

[@gutz1981]

That was Robert's stunt double for the underwater scenes who lost his shit. Not Robert.

[@V3ntilator]

I own the soundtrack on Vinyl. Anyways. Fat Boys is rap legends and also invented "human beatbox". Fat Boys weren't just some randoms and neither were Vinnie. Vinnie Vincent saved Kiss multiple times by making hits for them in 1980's and 1990's. Vinnie Vincent Invasion later became "Slaughter" who made a famous song for Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey.

[@coreyhendricks9490]

This sequel cool and all but not is near as the last one but aight, cool video as always Minty, keep up the good work, take care

[@Steventwangs]

Well this one was kind of stupid but I still kinda love it. Soundtrack rocks of course. The deconstruction of dream warriors wasn't necessary but the water bed scene was awesome. Cool vid, cheers again minty.

[@TheQuota2001]

Dude you gotta squeeze at least 2 more horror movies in before Halloween ! You have a really nice channel, you cover the good ones bro. Love from NYC.

[@miked9466]

I listened to a DJ jazzy Jeff ( Will Smith ) nightmare on elm street song around that time. I haven’t been able to find it on KZbin but, I loved it in the 80s. This is a great movie but part is 1, 3 and Freddy’s dead were my most watched movies from this franchise. I know lots of friends hate F D. Thanks for explaining #4 more, I must rematch these movies this month.

[@Ishitonyou666]

Part 4 will always be my favorite! I watch that one more than any elm street film. I hated part 5 and “Freddy is dead”

[@qqq1701]

I'm ok with the previous characters being killed but I'm glad they showed up. Often in sequels it's like this is the first time again. The carry over acknowledges the previous movie happenings and then allows it to move to something new.

[@GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy]

I'd like to see a video about '10 Things You Didn't Know About Phantom of the Paradise' (1974), one of my favorite movies! Starring Paul Williams and William Finley.

[@pucknorris3473]

I feel that the 4th entry was when the series started to lose its momentum That's the reason it was the last money maker... People went and saw it and were like oh well the next one won't be that good then... 3 is the magic number. When it comes to sequels the success of the next in the series is always dependent on the quality of the last That's why 5 started to see a decrease in profit Despite keeping the actors from 4... It was Patricia Arquette Being recast Along with them killing the survivors from Dream Warriors That was the Speed bump that blew the tires.Also they weren't really good at establishing these characters as the new dream Warriors... That die and pass their powers on to the main actress... Making her the dream Master... Everybody when they went and saw it realized the series was taking a s*** So when a nightmare on home street 5 came out not as many people went to see it. A nightmare on elm street 4 is a huge success on paper... But in execution it's what ruined the series.

[@marcusmcdowell7844]

Minty you the man. Please keep me having to remember classic movies I forgot about.

[@bursegsardaukar]

Mr. Bean going into theater no.4 is a nice touch since this is the 4th Freddy movie being discussed.

[@vinniepeters1936]

“And he still looks like a slice of pizza” 😂😂

[@steven2212]

For pure creativity and effects with no CGI, this was amazing. Definitely not a fan of this sort of movie, but respect for the production involved.

[@dreskywalker]

Fact 11 - Locations: -The HS scenes were filmed at Venice HS in Los Angeles, California. The same HS the movie Grease and Britney’s Spears Hit Me Baby One More Time music video were shot at -The diner they run out of is in Culver City, California, near Venice and close to Sony Studios

[@NGMonocrom]

Nice one, Minty. (Ironically, commenting while I'm eating a slice of pizza.) And honestly, yes; it was cheap to kill them off. Since the actress is played by someone else, kill her off early. Let the two guys live and help the so-called Dream Master. You have returning actors reprising loved roles.... Use them! It was lame killing them off so quickly.

[@jessehugley7609]

Best opening movie music ever, next to Friday the 13th Part 3

[@danielblake1537]

The #2 spot where you mentioned Robert Englund losing his cool and b*itching during the shoot of the waterbed kill scene, that was actually the stunt double who was mad not Robert.

[@cycobern]

Yeah! Minty does it again! Saw ANOES 4 at the theater. I remember the atmosphere in the room. Everyone really enjoy it! This film is my 2nd fave of the franchise.

[@colt5189]

I went as Freddy for Halloween once back in the day. Had one of those plastic Freddy costumes. Really wanted to have the glove too, but never got one.

[@theeflake]

Love that scene in the classroom where he's peeling the apple. This one has so many fun, well done visually scenes. I see it as the same as Friday the 13th part 6. Just a fun easy watch which still has some good horror to it also.