A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984) ☾ MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING!

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[@Centane]

Which "A Nightmare On Elm Street" movie is your favorite? Friendly reminder that I post gaming, true crime and vlogs on my 2nd channel, will try to do True Crime thursdays soon; youtube.com/@kamillaa My snapchat that I update daily: snapchat.com/add/stinekami

[@JeremyStevens-gw1hl]

Mine is nightmare on elm street part 4 please continue to watch the nightmare on elm street movies 🙏❤️😘☺️

[@JeremyStevens-gw1hl]

Nice shirt Kamila 🥰😍

[@JeremyStevens-gw1hl]

My favorite movie is hellraiser 😈

[@glennmcmurray]

Sorry I missed the live stream but thought I'd have to say your hair really suits you.

[@MystaHassenSTL]

3 Dream Warriors

[@RichardM1366]

Robert Englund played the role perfectly. A killer that haunts your dreams and he can actually kill a person within them is terrifying. This movie still holds up after all these years. It is a true to life classic.

[@rm2kking]

When I was a kid he was the only one I was afraid of, because the idea is like Silent Hill, like being trapped in Hell.

[@donaldjz]

When Nancy said she looked 20 years old it's an inside joke because the actress was 20

[@jackharrington697]

This movie still holds up after all these years. It is a true to life classic. One of my favorite horror movies ever!

[@davidhasselblad2898]

Robert Englund was super hung over when he went in for the audition. And was smoking a cigarette in his car wondering how he was gonna get this role. He looked at himself in the rearview mirror and saw his glazed look and got an idea. An old theater treat. Take some cigarette ash and put it under your eye lids. When he was called in, and was asked to say his lines. He just leaned forward and stared at wes craven. They tried to prompt him again but he just stared out of it looking. And wes craven knew immediately, this was Freddy.

[@jamesjoseph1249]

Yes, this was Johnny Depp's first movie. If I remember correctly, Wes Craven's (director) daughter saw a photo of him and thought he was cute. That's why they cast him.

[@valeriebreidenstein8362]

From what I know, Johnny Depp getting casted for the movie was just a coincidence. He accompanied his friend JEH to the auditions, but got casted because the people there liked him and his performance when he got casted. (It's a very similar case to Matthew Lillard's casting for Scream)

[@MadcapMatt]

You can definitely check out the other ones. Most people's favorites are 1 3 and New Nightmare. Those 3 should definitely be watched. New Nightmare gets very meta like the Scream movies. He actually did both of those around the same time.

[@Dealric17]

Strongly agree on that. third dream warriors is direct continuaiton of original (second one is kinda out there and unrelated) and its great expanding on lore. 4-6 ones are more campy and more comedic, but there is a lot of nice expand on Freddy lore. Than New Nightmare is great finale in completely different style.

[@markcarpenter6020]

3 is probably the high point of the original movies. I don't count new nightmare as part of them because it was more of a soft reboot.

[@ConstantineFurman]

@@markcarpenter6020 It's not a reboot. Hard or soft. It's a sequel that doesn't take place within the series' continuity. @Dealric17 "Freddy vs. Jason" is the finale of the "A Nightmare on Elm Street" series, not "New Nightmare."

[@markcarpenter6020]

@@ConstantineFurman it was a failed soft reboot. The original intention was for movies to follow the Freddy in real world concept but when the movie flipped they went back to the movie world for the next movie.

[@ConstantineFurman]

@@markcarpenter6020 No. That is absolutely untrue. Whoever told you that was lying to you. There was no "original intention" like that at all. The movie was a one-off and that's it. It was NOT meant to usher in a new series direction. New Line head Bob Shaye didn't even really like the idea; he only let Wes Craven do it because he felt he "owed" it to Wes to participate in the series again. Hell, Wes Craven didn't even intend to make "New Nightmare"! He originally tried to make a proper 7th movie, but was unable to come up with anything that followed the previous movies, so then he dusted off an old idea he tried to pitch Shaye for the 3rd film back in 1986!

[@jauntx]

I find it interesting how reactors always question the logic of what the victims do in this movie. They're dreaming, and not everyone follows logic in their dreams. You're using a different part of your mind there.

[@terrylandess6072]

While the classics were considered frightening (Halloween/Friday 13th), others of these and imitations became less effective as they tried harder. Adding 'comedy' like Elm Street did was smart money. I laughed so hard the first time I saw this and the phone licked her - I'm your boyfriend now! Pure outrageousness.

[@adamclifton29]

The whole movie was a dream that Nancy had. Freddy was a product of her dream and nobody was killed basically. The ending was open-ended because New Line Cinema wanted a sequel to this movie. But Wes Craven's original end was Nancy opening the door after waking up in the morning and going off with her friends.

[@gallo162]

where did you get that from?

[@NickyHC]

One of the best horror movies!

[@jasong.5165]

That’s a low bar. All horror movies suck.

[@ahoyforsenchou7288]

@@jasong.5165 I've seen a lot of stupid internet takes, but wew lad.

[@MarcVanLaere-zr5im]

Nobody can replace Robert as Freddy. The best.

[@barn_ninny]

The doctor doing the sleep study is the same guy who did Roger Rabbit's voice.

[@dukefritter6536]

Lin Shaye was the teacher in the classroom scene, she’s the Psychic lady from the first Insidious movie, her brother is the creator of New line Cinema which distributed this movie. Great Horror flick, directed really well by Wes Craven.

[@micperez819]

No one can play Freddy better than Robert Englund. Considering the original was all done with practical effects makes it that more impressive

[@m00nwa1ker]

The practical effect with Freddy coming through the wall was achieved by a hole in the wall and spandex which looked way better than the cgi in the remake and was also cheaper for sure.

[@ahoyforsenchou7288]

Really does look a trillion times better than CG.

[@DanABA]

I guess context is big here. In the 80's, there was no concept of crossing dreams and reality. in some way, this movie was a precursor to other "questioning reality" type movies like Donnie Darko, Fight Club, Total recall, Matrix, etc. In that sense, it was extraordinarily unique and creative for the time.

[@o0pinkdino0o]

The school scene where the boy is whispering poetry then Tina returns is unmatched in horror films. That scene is still spectacularly effective. The second one is going to surprise you !

[@UncleQue]

The character of Freddie evolves quite a bit as the series moves forward. A couple of reasons the remake may be more appealing to you and the other younger viewers is that the character is already developed and the writers knew what they wanted him to be. The other is that using CGI lends itself well to creating a crazy dreamworld. In the mid 80’s they couldn’t do that.

[@FredtheDorfDorfman1985]

Robert Englund went out for lunch during filming, and since it took so long to put him up in the prosthetics, makeup, etc, that he decided just leave it on and go eat. Apparently, there were some foreign tourists in the restaurant who didn’t realize stars would come in wearing their stuff, and he scared the crap out of them. I would have loved to have seen that. Guess that meant the getup was working. Now if he had come in wearing the long arms, and the face ripped off skull face, that would have really gotten them.😂

[@grendeltech]

Try to hang in until the third one. Some people think that the second is a bit rough, but Dream Warriors is a standout favorite.

[@randeecarreno4289]

I've been looking forward to this one. 😊 This is one of those scary movies that I always have to watch during this time of the year, or just whenever I want to watch a good scary movie. Fun Fact: This was in fact Johnny Depp's very first movie. And his character gets one of the most memorable, most gursome death scenes. There's lots of jump scares in this one. And most of them still get me no matter how many times I watch this movie. LOL! I highly recommend checking out a couple more of the "Nightmare on Elm Street" films. Especially "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors" and "Wes Craven's A New Nightmare". Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊

[@tanglecash127]

Yess react to all of them lol. The atmosphere gets even crazier more on!

[@styles2980]

This was an original concept in the 80's, dreamworld effecting real world, so that was ground breaking. It was typical for the dialogue to be weak (the mom), in campy horror movies on a low budget, but it turns out to be part of the fun. I just recently realized Depp was in this movie, I hadn't seen the movie since the 80's.

[@y.u.n.gg_tellyy]

The lead actress gave such an amazing performance

[@mikef2811]

I remember watching this as a kid. Freddy, Jason, Pinhead & Michael were my favorites. To date, I think my favorite horror movie is Silent Hill. That was an awesome movie.

[@terrylindsay1984]

Fun fact, they had 3 different endings and because they couldn't decide which to use they decided to use all 3

[@Ronfost89]

You are 1 of the 7 people who liked the remake better.

[@ReymundoCortez]

Excuse me "which Freddy Kruger" there is only one Fredddy. The one that has numerous sequels, a spin off, and a tv series

[@sweiland75]

The line about Nancy looking twenty was funny because the actress, Heather Langenkamp, was actually twenty at the time.

[@JSPokemonYT]

A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) is among my Top 5 favorite Horror Movies of All Time!

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

Robert Englund the one and only Freddy Krueger. By the way this Is Johnny Depp first movie debut👍👍

[@babygeneral1985]

Wow you barely even jump scared at any scene you handled this movie as good as i did when i was 5 watching these movies by myself in my room,i'm impressed

[@systerkeno]

It's a great classic. The second one is quite iconic for being queer, Dream Warriors is a lot of fun, and New Nightmare is great, too. There's not really any bad movies in the series. They are campy and cheesy, but thats the way these movies should be.

[@brockhedge2750]

16:00 I love the stair scene. It is so original. Probably nobody will even try to copy it... 17:55 It happened quick because Rod didn't die from strangulation he died from a broken neck. If you listen carefully you will be able to hear the snap...

[@TheAbominableDrFaustus]

Tina Grey is amongst the greatest characters in horror. I think she sets the tone more than Nancy. Tina is the final girl who died. 🖤

[@user-xj7hq1pp3x]

Whaaaaa? Nancy is the Final Girl. She fights Freddy all the way to the end. What you said doesn’t even make sense. The bored 80s guy student set the mood-monotone reading Shakespeare, most reaction videos just skip over him. I like Tina but they have a new one in Elm St part 3! 😊

[@efrensoto3273]

You should watch A Nightmare on Elm Street: 3. Dream Warriors, is the best sequel in the saga. A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 is not a bad movie, but it strayed far from the movie's rules. It seemed like a different movie, but you can watch it. However, A Nightmare on Elm Street: 3. Dream Warriors is a sequel that is directly connected to the first film.

[@Dhaem16]

Of the sequels, the most worth to watch are part 3 (Dream Warriors) and Wes Craven's New Nightmare.

[@JeremyStevens-gw1hl]

Yay I was waiting for this all day now my day is complete thank you Kamila 😘☺️

[@codyporter8599]

Hope you watch Nightmare on Elm Street 3 at some point. The other sequels are ok, but most people like 3 the most out of all the sequels.

[@67Daidalos]

Hi Kamilla ! As I said in my comments from your reaction to the remake, I don't consider it to be a bad movie, I liked it for the ideas it brought, like the micro-naps, that I found purely terrifying considering we're dealing with a murderer that come to kill you in your dreams. But the original is still my favorite of the all franchise. And though many fans didn't like they changed that he was a child murderer to make him a child molester, it is actually what the original script of the original was too, but considering a case of children abuse that happen during the production, they changed it to make him "just" a child murderer Also, though I had seen it many times in 30 years (I had first seen it when I was 9 in 1991). There's a theory that popped up in my mind just a couple years ago, while watching some other reactions to it : The movie is called "A nightmare on elm street", not "nightmareS on elm street". And though we start with Tina seemingly waking up from a nightmare, we then went to the main characters going to school, but introduced by children chanting the rope-song of Freddy... which, as you'll see in the rest of the franchise, is generally an indicator that you are in a dream. So my theory is that all the movie is actually one single big nightmare, which explains all the dream elements happening in what is supposed to be the reality (like the phone call, or Marge's body literally disappearing inside her bed) Hope you'll enjoy your journey through the rest of the franchise, and wonder what would be your ranking of all of them. Especially cause I haven't quite the same than most other fans. And I wonder if yours would be closer to mine or again a totally different one.

[@user-fk6wl9mq1f]

This is my second favorite series. Part one, three, and new nightmare are the best imo

[@thechosenones4375]

Did Nancy actually say I got you now, when she tackled Freddy? 😂😂 I'm glad you liked the remake more. I prefer the original, but I also think the remake has a better story.

[@McPh1741]

I just bought a Scream shirt too. It has Ghostface on it making the phone gesture with his hand saying “Call me.”

[@hyicrotai9801]

Its satisfying seeing her discomfort when the special pratical effects are doing their thing. Even though she is clearly unafraid of Freddy

[@BuccWylde]

I have a dirty green and red sweater. Come to think of it, I also have a leather glove..with..um, knives for fingers. Wait a minute...who am I here? Am I ...nah. I'm gonna sign out of YT comments now...I have..uh, some things to think about.

[@TrackMaster844]

Ah yes, the true man of your dreams is here!

[@nutluck]

Personally I liked the 4th one Dream warriors the most. Though between the original and remake I liked the original better, mostly because it was innovative, where as the remake was just well a remake of the original story with some stuff changed.

[@santiagorodriguez9849]

Everything is very subjective and depends on each person's tastes. I grew up watching the original movies and I always liked them a lot, however personally I always considered them comedy with a touch of horror. It wasn't until the Remake that I was able to take seriously the character of Freddy where he appears really threatening. Jackie Earle Haley did a great job and managed to make his own version of the character, taking away all the comedy from it. The remake is definitely much better in terms of handling terror.

[@christophermontan6269]

I own all the nightmare on elm street movies on Blu Ray & seen all of them in theaters & I met Robert Shaye …Right hand man & co-worker to Wes Craven & Heather Langencamp *Nancy*. I say the 1984 til this day still creepy & gives me chills cause it was based on a true story back in the late 70’s…early 80’s. I remember having a dream back when I was 1 years old that til this days freaks me the hell out & yes, I remember til this day. I was in a dark tunnel w/ several lights at the end, but it was hard to see (Both Ways)…But I didn’t knew which side to go, so I pick a side cause I was scared to death & I didn’t knew where was I at & what was even happening, so the moment I was getting close to the end of the tunnel I saw a man with burned skin, fedora hat to the side, dark red long sleeve shirt ripped & burnt, black slacks dirty & black working boots walk out from the side of the tunnel & I was terrified because he looked wickedly off mind you…His eyes was white as like a dead corpse. He then swung his right arm around & I saw his hands was dirty & fingers was carved into knives. I freaked out…turned around & ran the other way but the dream turned slowly & the ground became like mudish / quick sand & he was chasing after me…when he got close to me & was about to slash me with his hand, I woke up & I felt the piercings from my back to my chest…SHARP PAINS to where I woke up screaming & shaking. Mind you, I had that dream in 1983…A Nightmare On Elm Street was released in 1984 ‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@NGT4LIFE]

The 3rd movie (dream warriors) is the best one imo.

[@Jalynfein]

I'd let Kamilla haunt my dreams.

[@brianvalencia7717]

@7:45 My thoughts exactly! 😆

[@kroanosm617]

You can never experience it they way people did back in the day. Imagine watching this before all the desensitized stuff you've seeing when you were like 12 or 13.

[@weezerfan084]

imagine seeing this when you were 4-5 years old lol. I loved it so much as a kid I got a pull string talking Freddy doll for Christmas when I was 6 :)

[@djyanno]

In a cut scene, they explain that the kids we see are all second child, their older sibling got killed by Freddy when he was alive and he is taking his revenge. Wonder why they cut it because it give so much more depth I disagree with you about the remake though, for me it's one of the worst horror remake ever made but to each their own....

[@JeremyStevens-gw1hl]

This came out the year I was born ☺️

[@Andy2481]

Number 3 - dream warriors and New Nightmare are probably the best in the series as well as the 1st movie. 4 and 5 arent bad either.

[@Metzwerg74]

there are 6 main movies, the remake and "freddys new nightmare".... Nightmare on elm street 6 - Freddys Finale, gives most of freddys backstory...

[@PhysicalMediaPreventsWea-bx1zm]

"Freddy's Finale"? LOL! It's called "Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare"!

[@Metzwerg74]

@@PhysicalMediaPreventsWea-bx1zmdid not know, it has a different name in english... in germany it´s titled "Nightmare 6 - Freddys Finale"

[@TrusteftReacts]

I haven't seen the reboot, so I don't know how it compares to the older ones. The original 7 I believe films were movies in my heart as I watched them as growing up in the 80s. My favorite was the 3rd, though the most creepy for me was the second which still gives me the chills in one particular scene I won't spoil. Thanks for the reaction, enjoy whatever you do next.

[@postermediajimenez2333]

The new version gather a lotta things just in one film. Watch the Red Dragon to know that a serial killer it's no born like that. It's made by a years of abuses. Freddy had a rough childhood but something trigger to become like that.

[@ojtheviking]

Great reaction! The Nightmare on Elm Street movies are one of my all-time favorite franchises. I love how you sometimes just blurt out ur Norwegian "'æsj!" along the way 😅 The only appropriate expression in some contexts!

[@sharonellis8776]

Freddy is the only movie villain who actually gave me nightmares. xx

[@TheGandiro]

You definitely have to watch Ladder 49. I think it's a really nice film

[@charleswilliams6236]

I liked them all

[@genecrossin5080]

Wes Craven always said he hated he ending

[@philmullineaux5405]

If u watched this, then the original, Hellraiser, is a must, along with the original Evil Dead trilogy! And maybe Hereditary!

[@TheRussian13]

The remake didn't change anything about Freddy. He was supposed to be a pedophile in the original movie too, but that part of the plot is censored because at the time of it's release, there was a real pedophile that was caught. I always hate seeing movies being censored, although I understand that this was done out of sympathy for the victims families.

[@ALIEN3966D]

Wow you finally watched it i have the entire collection on DVD hopefully you watched the other ones as well great movies i actually saw part 3 and 4 when they came out in the movie theaters 😁👍

[@harveybojangle475]

People often like the first version of something they watch, so it makes sense you’d like the remake more. BUT, there’s a reason they made many sequels to the original and no sequels to the remake. That’s because not enough people liked the newer film.

[@blackpowder99]

Robert Englund's Freddy is much more enjoyable 💯

[@jebcalp5703]

I hope you watch all of the A Nightmare on Elm Street movies!

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

Johnny Depp was so young here.

[@joegammacide3204]

Oh man remember seeing this one at the theater back in the day! The one and only classic! The remake can't even come close to the OG!!!

[@milannesic5718]

Don't watch the reaction. Re-watch this movie to see how dumb and nonsensical people are in the movie. Horror is OK, but acting and peoples behavior is not. The problem with many old movies

[@valeriebreidenstein8362]

​@@milannesic5718 Agree with you there. Also in the OG I couldn't believe in any way that they were tired, they didn't look at all like you do, if you don't get a good night's sleep, they just looked kinda bored. And even when they were so close to death almost none of them looked scared af. Not to forget the creepy way Rob acted. In the Remake they did an excellent job with that. Dean's actor actually stayed awake for 3 days straight, just to get into character. And the make up for the tried looks worked really well.

[@jaredwiggins539]

Centane The events of this Original Film part of the reason The New Sheriff in Freddy vs Jason who doesn't become new The New Sheriff of that town until sometime in 1999 keeps telling his Deputies 2 shut their mouths as well as keep their mouths shut about that town's residential SOB (Son of a B"tch) Boogeyman (Freddy The Bastard Son of 100 Maniacs/Springwood Slasher turned Supernatural Dream Demon Krueger) in order 2 permanently contain him & keep him that way!

[@natejames6867]

Your English has gotten better . Great content.

[@joshyurka4956]

Can you do 2-3 and Freddie vs Jason

[@bobcharles1204]

Great movie!

[@swaswj414]

I didn't 'hate' the remake, but my biggest complaint is that it failed to maintain the aura of mystery. Like you mentioned, it changed some elements, mostly for the the worse, but the things it did keep weren't done as well as the original. Things like coming out of the wall just don't look as good as CGI compared to the practical effects used in the original (if you get a chance, I would recommend looking up some of those practical effects, because they were remarkably inventive). So the remake adopts this darker, more serious tone, loses some of the character of the original series, tries to fill in blanks rather than let your imagination wander. It introduces the idea of micro-sleep, but doesn't take advantage of it; it introduces the idea that maybe Freddy was innocent, but doesn't take advantage of it; it reframes him from a child killer to a pedophile, which begs the question why he's murdering the kids instead of the parents. I think if the remake had committed harder and leaned into its new ideas we would have gotten a better movie. Instead it can't seem to decide if it wants to recreate the campy horror of the original or be something new and sinister.

[@ptah956]

My only problem with the remake was that the kids accepted that they were all dreaming of the same guy and if they died in the dream, they died in real life WAY too quickly. It's such a bizarre premise that no one should immediately jump to. I really liked Jackie Earle Haley as Freddy.

[@TheAbominableDrFaustus]

I wish they had let Jackie Earle Haley cook. He’s a veteran actor but he was set up to fail. He might have nailed it if he’d been given a little elbow room. Replacing Englund is a tall order.

[@user-fk6wl9mq1f]

Jeh was not the reason that a nightmare on elm street 2010 failed. IMO the reason it failed was a few actors phoning it in, too many kills similar to the original, and people may not have liked the direction they took for Freddy’s origin story

[@dsc5754]

As always great reaction Kam 👍🏿👍🏿 and great hair 🔥

[@FrancisXLord]

I wouldn't recommend all 7 of the original franchise (or 8 if you count Freddy vs Jason). The best are this one, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors and Wes Craven's New Nightmare. They're the three Wes Craven was involved with, and the three starring Heather Langenkamp.

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Kamilla!😊 There are actually 7 films in the original Nightmare on Elm Street series. Eight if you count "Freddy vs. Jason" (2003). You probably missed the last two films because they are not numbered like the other sequels. Through all these films Robert Englund has amassed a large following as the original Freddy Krueger. Most people that grew up with the films are still Englund fans. Jackie Earle Haley makes a fine Freddy, but he cannot beat the original IMO. You might feel different if you watch all the films eventually. Great reactions to the original Nightmare, Kamilla!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏

[@thetommyshades5347]

I know this is off topic but I hope you decide to show some of your reactions to Star Wars the clone wars. I'd really like to see some of those reactions.

[@OldGeezerGaming337]

Kamilla, I believe johnny Depp was your age when he made this movie. The acting, some of the cast this was their first actual movie, other's were known for basically being in "B Movie"s". I like this one better, I thought the remake was inconsistent in the story line. and was confused, the original clearly High School students. In the remake I would swear that one actor looked like he was 30'sh so I was not sure if they were college students, or just young adults.

[@dsc5754]

Kam has made me appreciate Norwegian. And cans of Coke.

[@oubliette862]

Have you watched high tension? Very underrated film. Very intense. Has a twist you'll never see coming.

[@FrancoisDressler]

New Nightmare is the best one.

[@natedogs212]

alll what you are talking about for the remake happened over 4-5 movies for the original series...

[@abc123tiktok]

If you haven't watched Friday 13th should check out it. Their is a cross over called Freddy vs Jason that has one of the most realistic spins on franchise dealing with horror elements. It becomes campy at the end but the premise is actually really great.

[@fastecp1]

I knew you were gonna say you liked the other one better because you watched it first. I have seen that happen many times with people. The 1984 Elm Street got a 94% on Rotten Tomatoes, and the 2010 Elm Street got a 14% on Rotten Tomatoes. But we like what we like for whatever reason it may be.

[@blackpowder99]

There's a really good reason why the remake didn't get a sequel 🤔

[@valeriebreidenstein8362]

The biggest part about the cancelling of the sequel were those NOES purists, that hated on the movie, just because it was JEH instead of Robert Englund who played Freddy. Also Roony Mara didn't want to be in the Remake, because she hated acting in horror movies, so they wouldn't have had their "lead" character anymore. There is actually something that's knida like a sequel to that movie and that comes in the form of the character lore we get for Quentin and Freddy in the horror survival game Dead by Daylight (produced by BHVR interactive). And that would have made a cool movie. They should let BHVR write a script for a sequel to the Remake or for the Remake itself. But even that wouldn't have satisfied any of those people that hate on media, just because it's different actors than the OGs.

[@blackpowder99]

The only remake of a horror classic I know of better than the original is Rob Zombie's "Halloween"💯💀🎃🍂🍁

[@mem1701movies]

It was hard for me to be scared of Freddy because Robert Englund played a goofy good guy on V.

[@sweiland75]

"and she likes this?" People were not so prudish back then.

[@rjd6214]

The original is probably the best of the series but #3: Dream Warriors is my favorite because it's the most fun. #2 is pretty awful. The remake I thought could have been really good but it suffered from what a lot of those mid 2000s horror movies suffered from -overproduction. Jackie Earl Haley does a solid job but I just didn't find it scary. Which is why I think I like the original so much, it was done on a dime so the practical effects are jarring and creepy and the synth soundtrack really adds to the feel. You're right, the acting is pretty awful but it has this grindhouse feel that just makes it really creepy. Great reaction!

[@crappiefisher1331]

you seem a little confused... tina was dreaming.. when was the last time you could consciously decide what you did in a dream? so tina aint dumb, she is just having a nightmare.. what nancy did later on was basically lucid dreaming.. the fact that she was aware those are dream let her control them partially...

[@Centane]

Nancy > Tina

[@danielhead8123]

Masterpiece of a film

[@maximusmfg]

I like the blonde in your hair 😊

[@Metzwerg74]

8:00 you can´t use logic on a dream.....

[@-C.S.R]

*Will Smith* when he was known as "fresh prince" did a rap song about *Freddy Krueger* that is hilarious! Check it out;)