A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master - The Cinema Snob

[@DBSG1976]

"She was going to be a doctor." "Well, she is still going to the hospital." Jokes like that make me love these videos.

[@randalgraves6979]

“She’ll be fine, She’ll be back”

[@rackroll4405]

Sick joke, lol.

[@steve_en5903]

Brad Jones never ceases to entertain me. Of all the reviewers out there who fake emotion, he comes across as so genuine his emotional range is hilarious. Never stop Brad. Ever

[@MforMovesets]

Because he has none.

[@mathunit1]

MforMovesets Shut up man. Snob has range, you just don't see it.

[@Alfador42]

If you think he has none then it means he's playing his snob role to perfection.

[@Ashethetics]

The funniest bits of his reviews are the inflections in his voice

[@3michwhite]

It's because he actually has acting talent and a grasp of comedic timing unlike the majority of his peers.

[@Hoosiergemstar]

i used to love watching horror movies but my anxiety in recent years has made it where i'm fine while watching but paranoid something is after me for days when i go to bed. watching the snobs reviews of horror movies brings me such joy, not just because they're great but i don't get paranoid. it's like he takes away the fear in my mind. thank you snob, i appreciate your reviews more than you'll ever know

[@konstance13]

Hoosiergemstar Have you ever tried watching a non-scary movie immediately after? I have a friend who does this because she also like horror movies, but gets anxious after the fact.

[@JRizzle8921]

Oh my god I'm the exact same way, I won't be scare while watching(maybe a little unevered depending on the film) but once it's over I always have this feeling somethings out to get me when I'm outside or in bed. This why I've stop watching horror films at night.

[@jennifermoriarty2188]

Was like that as a kid...

[@nakenmil]

I've always had a mix of neurosis and a hyperactive imagination, so things can churn in my mind for a very long time afterwards as well. That's one of the reasons why even if I don't like horror movies usually, I love when the Snob reviews them. I kinda miss the days of Violent Shit and Crazy Ethel.

[@BulletTooth504]

Watching Psycho as a kid was a bit traumatic. For at least a week, I couldn't take a shower without feeling like I was about to get murdered. These days, watching a sufficiently creepy film at night (the old Ju-on movies, come to mind) will leave me on edge until I go to bed.

[@agentleman4610]

Don't you love how a franchise is like a broken rollercoaster. First it goes up then it goes down...until it craters.

[@mikezbr]

Sounds like life imitating art, hehe

[@Doctor_Odin]

The problem with this one is it became too mainstream he even had a horror themed TV series which led to Freddy becoming more Merrie Melodies and Hanna Barbera then an ironic torturer. Which led to the characters depiction being limited more to TV series to sell more merchandise and what not.

[@TheCamSays]

It’s always a good day when Snob reviews an Elm Street movie.

[@thatonea-hole]

+The Unstable Nerd It's like when a Marvel movie or a good porno Always a pleasure to see it

[@FelisTerras]

It's always a good day when Snob reviews anything -well, perhaps not anything. There are some exceptions to this rule, but otherwise..yup.

[@marin3933]

"his good burger sense is tingling" 😂😂😂😂

[@Mitwadus]

Optimus one of my favorite brad one liners.

[@thatonea-hole]

+Optimus It's a spider-sense But for keele

[@theblocksays]

Cue that Fat Boyz tie-in song! LOL

[@randalgraves6979]

Wipe Out?

[@analogskullerosis5056]

Believe it or not, Elm Street 4 is my favorite of the series. I know that this is really when Freddie got comedic and lame, but I also really like the development that Alice goes through. She's passive through most of the film but brave in her daydreams. I love the final fight scene between her and Freddie in the church and I always liked the idea that she takes a skill from each of her friends when they die (kind of like how Mega Man gets a new weapon after beating a boss.) I just have a lot of fun with this movie and my enjoyment helps me forget all of the lame, corny parts. It's a favorite film of mine that I am able to laugh at and make fun of, mostly out of love. Great review! I was really happy to see this pop up in my feed! :)

[@garyhall7867]

Believe it or not, I'm walking on air

[@timhuber2814]

All the best rap songs include the words "and I'm hear to say". Nailed it

[@aarondavis8943]

Only when it's followed by ".....is the only way"

[@Christian39521]

"Jason Statham can even show up to fight the Freddy shark." I'd pay to see that movie.

[@mathieuleader8601]

Jawsome

[@powermanx87]

I am hoping that line was a reference to his upcoming summer movie "The Meg" cause I am so looking forward to seeing a Midnight Screenings of that one.

[@Christian39521]

Squinky it was. Brad had said that he'd watch anything with Jason Statham. And i'm not gonna blame him. I love Jason Statham too. Ever since i saw The Transporter. I'd watch anything with him too.

[@erikwilliams1562]

That street sharks reference tho

[@zachcaudell3081]

*rubs hands together maniacally* Yes, I'm one step closer to getting Brad Jones reviewing Wes Craven's New Nightmare. I'll be like. 30. But's it's going to be worth seeing my favorite Nightmare movie getting its day.

[@LaNoLaCola]

I can't wait for Snob to review Nightmare on Elm Street 5, which the hosts of pagan invasion referred to as "elaborate and well crafted".

[@mst3k3000]

i thought it was a "well crafted elaborate horror production"

[@LaNoLaCola]

Jordan Petrie yeah that's right. I just rewatched the special to correct it

[@bigbaddawg101]

I can't wait for Freddy's Dead. The funniest movie in the series and also...THE POWER GLOVE!

[@gtsgreatteacherscathach5550]

bigbaddawg101 I love the Power Glove, it's so bad.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

AnonJl1 I really want to see him review the porno spoof "A wet dream on elm street", I will say as bad as it was least it was better than the remake lol, also I'd love to see him cover the Bollywood ripoff "Mahakaal".

[@schalasmagic]

How sad is it that a low budget 80's movie has better effects than modern movies? I miss movies with practical effects.

[@dredre_lj2003]

The practical effects look cartoonish

[@aarondavis8943]

@@dredre_lj2003 Yeah it's time to kill this cliché. Tons of practical effects from the 80s and 90s suck ass, and tons of CG today looks great, often in otherwise shitty movies. Good practical effects deserve praise and bad CG deserves criticism but the practical effects nostalgia is kinda pathetic.

[@dredre_lj2003]

@@aarondavis8943 yeah fasho

[@Jay-gurl]

All respect, I don't know what your talking about. True, not all practical effects are perfect and even I can admit some scenes from the Nightmare on Elm Street would have looked better with CG. But the practical effects on display here are still very impressive and well done. Especially when finding out the lower budget. The cocroach transformation for example is top knotch so I don't know why your saying it's just blind nostalgia glasses. Good effects, are good effects. 👍The CG here of the soul hopping however doesn't look good. Nor Kraugers hand coming from the paper to attack the girl in class. It's not pathetic nostalgia to say that generally speaking practical effects hold up better and look more aoappealing. If your eye can see it, it's more believable. That's why Jurassic Park mixed CG and puppets so your eyes didn't focus on one media too much to start seeing the flaws. That's the best way to do it. If you disagree thats your given right. And I'm not going to say CG isn't uneeded or impressive as well. But to say someone is flat out wrong for liking practical efforts in a movie where they were that was the norm? It just comes off as arrogance

[@CordellMilli]

So make them 🤷‍♂️

[@Jess-ev8gf]

A Nightmare on KZbin: New Snob Video When I Should Be Sleeping

[@ruggiebuggie3195]

Michael Myers has an old wrecked up house with boarded windows, Freddy Kruger has an old wrecked up house with boarded windows, Pennywise has an old wrecked up house with boarded windows, I just thought of that now.

[@harrisonmckinney7659]

Tuesday Knight’s, Running from this Nightmare, is awesome!

[@cjmoore9966]

This one is actually my favorite film of the series. Yeah, I can’t believe it either.

[@magicalpasta5462]

same

[@Turskaruhtinas]

Well, it's still rather good. After this they do get shitty, though.

[@Turskaruhtinas]

Arthas 117: That's very cool as well! I like all the first four myself.

[@80swoodpanel]

I believe you. It's creative, the characters are extremely likeable and there's plenty of Freddy.

[@konstance13]

Arthas 117 People like to mock the second one, but I really enjoyed it. Jesse has a really likeable, sympathetic quality. It was a interesting contrast to Nancy's self-reliant toughness.

[@MrPeaTearGryfin]

So if we keep burying the victims of these movies right next to each other, and the Nightmare on Elm Street series and Friday the 13th series take place in the same universe, who's the lucky bastard who has to be buried next to Shelly?

[@TheMonkePrince]

PeaTearGryfin Well if you go by comics Evil Dead is in that group too so more than likely someone close to Ash

[@merrittanimation7721]

Let's just be happy there's rarely enough left of the victims in the Hellraiser films or it would start to get weird.

[@TheMonkePrince]

Merritt Animation oh shit that's apart of this shared comic universe too isn't it.

[@Iamafishproductions]

And with their appearances in Mortal Kombat X, there's a chance Shelly is buried between Batman's parents and *SIRO! The Most Dead Mortal Kombat Character!* That is, unless you follow Brad's fan theory that Shelly's death was just another prank, and he continued on the legacy of being totally classic Shelly.

[@LaNoLaCola]

Iamafishproductions thankfully Stryker is a revenant in MKX. Otherwise, someone had to be buried next to him. And nobody wants that because everybody hates Stryker.

[@Lyra4ran]

I nearly choked at "Well, she IS still going to the hospital."

[@drakkonslayersilverclaw0277]

Nothing will ever be better than the dream warriors.

[@CineMasterDamian]

New Nightmare?

[@joshnazario1020]

Truth...though I do like this one too.

[@drakkonslayersilverclaw0277]

Jackson Roze Reviews I consider new nightmare a parody movie. But it is my third favorite behind the first movie.

[@Horrormaster13]

Dalvyn McBride The original A Nightmare on Elm Street?

[@drakkonslayersilverclaw0277]

Horrormaster13 Yes.

[@thisinhumanplace2037]

Omg brad!!! I didnt think we would get this til next year thank you!!

[@thisinhumanplace2037]

Very excited to see the eventual new nightmare review!!

[@TheMadMaple]

Well, he's got two and a half months to catch up to Freddy Vs. Jason, so I'm not all that surprised. I bet we'll be getting a crapload of Freddy this spring.

[@thisinhumanplace2037]

Since we got dream warriors in the fall and all the BS going on I didnt expect to see a review of this caliber

[@Christian39521]

Will Hutchings yeah, i thought the same thing. Next friday the 13th will be on July and Freddy vs. Jason is next.

[@KhaosFrosty]

He reviews A Nightmare on Elm Street every 30th anniversary. This one was the 30th anni for the 4th movie. Next year would be 5.

[@BobbyDrake2000]

The roach scene is the one scene in ANY film that I have to skip over. Thirty years later and it still creeps me the hell out more than anything in film.

[@sean8102]

I can Def imagine plenty reasons why. That one isn't that bad for me but it's def one of the most memorable for me. Part of it is Def I her screams before she dies. She fucking sells it IMO. The one scene I have always skipped for a long time despite being in my favorite movie is Murphy's death in Robocop. I could handle watching it but I can't remember the last time I have. And robocain from robocop 2 gave me many nightmares as a kid.

[@Dendarang]

One thing I never realized is how tightly packed these movies were. The original was in 84, part 2 was in 85 and then part 3 in 87, part 4 in 88, part 5 in 89, the "final nightmare" in 91, new nightmare in 94 before the long gap to Freddy vs Jason in 2003. In the seven years from 1984 to 1991 there were six Nightmare on Elm Street movies.

[@ShadowSonic2]

Friday the 13th was similar, iirc

[@KuWota2k]

Them Castlevania references really make me want a Castlevania styled Elm Street game. And damn was 4D weird in the 80s!

[@yourmother7052]

So weird that the owners of the next film complained to video rental stores across America about mysterious footballs landing in their living room.

[@lotus-prince]

I've lost count of the amount of times I've heard high school girls call good-looking guys "major league hunks."

[@painvillegaming4119]

Probable about 75748

[@randalgraves6979]

14,000,605. 🤨

[@jessica23claire]

A Carrie reference in a review of one of my favourite Nightmare movies?! I must've done something good in a previous life!

[@JVM485]

Helllloooo baaabyyyy! Thanks, snob! Fave line in the movie!

[@another_Arcane_admirer]

Thank you for mentioning L.A. Confidential, somehow I never came across it and it was a blast to watch.

[@davidstrange6759]

I will say this, Nightmare 4 had the best soundtrack out of all of them

[@55bueller]

Especially that Dramarama song Anything Anything (I'll Give You)

[@user-dr2yz8um3d]

35 years old! Still the most fun entry in the franchise particularly when it comes to the special effects The movie is one of my favorites in the series; a rocking 80s soundtrack, a likable cast of teens, solid pacing, way more creative ways of Freddy slaughtering his victims, plus this is also the birth of Freddy using his infamous one-liners Renny Harlin makes this so much fun to watch plus Robert Englund enjoyed this as his best performance as Freddy The film takes advantage of the surrealism of the landscape of the mind, the imagination, the dreamscape, of an individual victim’s nightmare The death scene involving the cockroach transformation is so grisly and will always stick in my mind; it’s another one of those phobias that turns on the person who has it to full effect Lisa Wilcox makes for a very interesting lead too being she’s a character that’s gaining a trait every time one of her friends dies which will build her strength to face Freddy so she grows in terms of her arc too going from timid and shy to confident and active There’s also a theme of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ next to the philosophy of Aristotle of when you dream your soul walks free although Wilcox’s casting is a bit on the nose This was a rushed production and it was heavily impacted by the writers strike of ‘87 yet Renny Harlin makes for some big action set pieces in a ‘Nightmare’ film that basks in its excess being colorful, inventive, and imaginative It’s like a giant music video given this was the MTV generation ‘Dream Master’ leaves a great impression despite most franchises being so fatigued by so many fourth entries

[@cineMADvocate]

I love how he says there were writers for this movie. They literally only wrote a road map for the story and then the unmentioned but most influential behind the scenes element of nightmare 4 took place: the writers strike. For someone who has seen the Never Sleep Again doc it’s odd that he would gloss over this fact so he could make it seem like the writers had a huge hand in this movie that was literally Renny Harlen showing up on set and winging it every day.

[@StonedGremlinProductions]

They're still credited on the movie, which is what I was talking about: that they later went onto bigger projects. I can't go into a 2 minute tangent about every piece of trivia about the movie.

[@mordecaieagle4240]

I got to give a big hand to Renny, working with a skeleton of a script and still managing to make a coherent movie, apparently he got the job after bothering Robert Shaye about it on daily basis. Btw, i know that you didn't watch That 70's Show regularly Brad, but i was wondering if you could consider doing theme month about That 70's Show, similar to friendsuary?

[@nomduclavier]

I don't know why Snob wearing a white shirt looks more off than him wearing onesies under the jacket but it does

[@erikwilliams1562]

Not gonna lie, the roach scene just freaks me out. Cant watch it

[@CatLives9]

ANOES 4 is my guilty pleasure of the franchise. Dramarama's "Anything, Anything" is a great song.

[@pedrovigiljr8698]

They should have just stopped after Dream Warriors, that theme song was fantastic. Might be the best slasher sequel.

[@scarlettbandit2803]

John Doe Part 5 has THE Bruce Dickinson though!

[@mercenaryknight5419]

New Nightmare should have been made then. In fact Wes Craven wanted it to be the first sequel.

[@murrfeeling]

On the one hand Dream Warriors was a fantastic romp with tons of likable characters that wrapped the series up into a nice trilogy package. On the other hand the price of cocaine rose 25% in 1988 and they needed a way to pay for it.

[@nomduclavier]

Thought for sure he was saying "longer than I care to admit to realise that was her name and not a timecard"

[@johnoneil9188]

Man, Freddie had a way easier time killing people before he started to run into guys like Jason and Linkara.

[@rolandofgilead43]

or the Nerd either cause if you remember he did an episode of the Freddy Game for NES

[@paulnash9851]

The Cinema Snob. Best thing on the internet since, well, ever I guess. He literally never disappoints or fails. Treasure him people, treasure him...

[@digitalq9702]

This and number five are my all-time favorite Elm Street movies

[@glennwelsh9784]

When Freddy puts on the sunglasses, I was expecting to hear Roger Daltry scream. And that diner should be selling Jason Voorhees burgers, complete with hockey mask holes in the patties.

[@thespacebat]

Elm Street 4 and 5 are guilty pleasures of mine.

[@55bueller]

Never feel guilty for loving 4, it's amazing!

[@randalgraves6979]

Love 5 because it was the first one I saw in theaters, plus Erika Anderson is fuckin cute 🥰

[@umachan9286]

That scene where Joey shows up inside the water bed never made any sense. It's like nobody questions how he was able to crawl in there and drown.

[@andrewdonnelly7201]

Yeah although we know it was freddy for anyone else why would he go inside a water bed to drown himself with no sign of how he got in...would have made more sense if bed was broken and blood all over the place and broken glass

[@80swoodpanel]

This installment has the most likeable characters.

[@55bueller]

Couldn't agree more!

[@erikwilliams1562]

*cries in Jessie*

[@jasonvoorhees310]

That statement is a joke. NOES 3 had the best characters

[@chancethefapper4528]

@@jasonvoorhees310 Ah yes, the age old Dream Master vs Dream Warrior debate. An unending battle within the fandom that has split generations

[@robbirk762]

..CAN'T WAIT FOR PART 5 ...looking forward to that enthusiasm Brad.

[@TheRcanmeananything]

But when are you gonna review the Sharp Hand Joe series!?! So biased.

[@thatonea-hole]

+TheRcanmeananything What about hockey faced Henry? When will people remember hockey-faced Henry?

[@bunkerzero]

After the Scary Terry series

[@HopelessHermit]

well he never reviewed what I asked for so I doubt it

[@mrmusickhimself]

I'm still confused as to how a dog pissing fire resurrected Freddy, unless this plays into the whole "Freddy is eternal as long as he's feared" rule from Freddy Vs. Jason. But that would suggest...continuity?

[@jaernihiltheus7817]

In Nightmare 3 they killed him by making his grave hallowed ground, the logic is that demon dog piss "tainted" the hallowed ground, essentially freeing him. So it's dumb, but it doesn't really break any continuity *(this time),* neither does Freddy's Dead "every child/young adult in Springwood was killed by Freddy" thing *(only because of the fanon explanation that Jacob retained his ability to pull others into his dreams, so as a child grew up bringing all of the other kids in Springwood into his dreams accidentally for Freddy to kill).* The Freddy Vs. Jason rules do though. Not the fear = power bit (that goes as far back as Nightmare 1), but the disregard for other longstanding rules of the franchise.

[@BulletTooth504]

Made dumber by the fact that it was only a dream world representation of the grave and not the actual grave that was desecrated. I guess writing a scene where Kincaid visited the junkyard with the dog and showing it unwittingly piss on the grave was too hard.

[@Hauptseite]

You know, that actually would have fixed it. Have someone go to the grave in the junkyard and desecrate it or dig up the bones. Boom. Fixed.

[@AngelofMusic04]

I always saw it as Kristen's paranoia and fear of Freddy coupled with Jason the dog biting her in the dream leading to his resurrection was what ultimately brought him back. The pissing fire thing was just Freddy being Freddy, always the sick showman who gets his kicks with overdramatizing his return.

[@danielryanmulligan9381]

Let me be explicitly clear about this I have never ever shared the story with anyone, but my mother, who experienced this story with me many years ago it is such a memorable story that when I saw your reaction imitate her from decades ago, probably before you were born my mother remembered the exact incident. It’s one of those brilliantly amazing moments of pure awesome, ironic, insane hilarity, and mom still remembers in fact, your little comment and reaction in this video reminded me of what mom remembers, and I had almost forgotten. When I was a child, I don’t remember exactly when but I do know it’s one of the first and most memorable sleep/all night. Stay up all-nighters anyone’s ever experienced and no uppers no coffee or soda no drugs were used whatsoever pain can keep you up a lot more surprisingly than you can imagine. And even more surprisingly the local station channel 9, which is in Chicago to the suburbs, a local station decided to air the unedited r-rated version. Assuming kids were asleep of course common sense back then was a thing thank God for no V-chip. And of course, unlike in real life now or even back, then my idiot child self of about 10 or 11 years old was convinced that seeing a movie on your local station was a win for the movie and not the death of the movie cycle think of the song by Alanis Morissette hands, clean the music video where they show the cycle of life and death for a song leading to its death by karaoke and you’ll get the idea song is burst on paper dies when it’s sung by everybody kind of depressing when you think about it I did not know that when a movie reaches your home theater, a.k.a. your TV without the surround sound, and such that was its death back then I thought that was its life new life on your TV. How awesome is that even if it was at about two or three in the morning central standard time in a place that nobody’s heard of next to a place everybody’s heard of Elgin Illinois next to where I live now, but I lived back then next to Elgin in a different town called Carpentersville a bitch to spell and nobody’s heard of the goddamn place. Believe me back then anyway, now it’s incredibly insanely heard of things to certain stories recently and getting back to the point of the story, I did not intend to stay up all night to see it, but I was in so much pain it wasn’t possible I have hemophilia complicated by doctors problems. It was ridiculous. And regardless then or now doctors do not do a very good job taking care of young peoples very severe pain in any case it could’ve helped if I was able to move to get in the car to get to a hospital very far away essentially a doctor can’t check you out unless you are physically able to see them no zoom back then and even then they need to touch you and piss you off so they can see how badly you hurt that sort of thing you know in any case I was on the hardwood floor in severe pain in my legs watching the movie I think for the first time I’m not 100% sure but mom confirmed it today. It was the first time one of my favorite characters was going to be killed the fake Kristen as you’ve called her, but the story is not about my personal relationship with a franchise believe me there is one, but the important part is my mother, watching her small child on the floor from the couch decades depending on when you were born before you made this video, maybe years before you were born, I’m not sure but when you said that she’ll be fine moment, that was my mom to a tee, to her youngest, baby injured child from his own genetic illness nothing she can blame him, for he didn’t run his bike into a wall or anything like that, but in any case, I remembered as part of the story me turning my head back-and-forth insanely almost like whiplash, because I didn’t know I had autism back then nobody did find out shortly before the pandemic when the state decided after thirty-plus years of therapy that they ran out of money for my mental health, despite my physical health always been taken care of they assured me. Now they have the right diagnosis they can’t pay to treat it isn’t life fun but the whiplash was because what was I supposed to do? This wasn’t on tape or anything so the movie was still playing I was kind of grateful for the commercial break of a little bit but it was a short commercial break because I just remember I didn’t know what to do. I could sit there and try and lecture my mother about empathy or some crap like that, or I could try to explain the importance to her or I can look at the movie and see what happens what’s a judgemental overexplain-y asshole child like me gonna do?! Guess you and my mom were both right when you both ignored my sorry ass one person in person and one example of somebody who made the video so long ago you probably won’t even see this comment you’ve got way too many people who love you and I think I’m starting to join you to join the bandwagon way too late, baa-by(nightmare 5 reference)!!!! Sorry I may be Daniel in real life or Daniel Ryan Mulligan but I just can’t get the Dan tone of baby just right….dan aka…ps real Dan’s just can’t get it….

[@Turbo_Waitress]

Yaaas! This one is my favorite in the series. It’s not so great, but it’s campy fun.

[@thesweetone]

Gald to see you back out of copyright limbo 😊

[@LittleMissLounge]

NGL, that roach motel part ruined my fucking day. I've been low-key wanting to throw up ever since I watched it this morning. I will say, though, that I'm impressed by how nightmarish it is. It makes Metamorphosis look like a cakewalk.

[@realedvardjr]

This review contains some of the densest, nerdiest references you've ever made. Lovin' it.

[@ser6Ijvolk]

My name's Sharp Hand Joe, and I'm here to say I'm the best bootleg of Freddy made to this day.

[@NightmareLoveForever]

The effects in this movie are absolutely phenomenal!!! Wow!!! Well, for the most part anyway. I really would love to know how they did it!

[@AngelofMusic04]

There's a documentary from the 1980s on KZbin detailing how they did the visual effects for this.

[@mikewarnke404]

12:00-yup, and that scene was filmed after the others hence the effects later.

[@erikios7292]

Sweet a Snob review over breakfast! But I'm all out of Freddy cereal D:

[@ilovepinatas3179]

At 3:55 you can see Rick's textbook says "Soviet Psychiatry". Where was that class when I was in highschool? I've seen this movie dozens of times (I'm trash don't @me) and I just now noticed that.

[@ziljin]

The series never ends

[@AlvosElRey]

"The Safety Word Is BITCH" Missed opportunity for the nightmare on elm street franchise. good one dude.

[@OnDavidsBrain]

5:33 IT'S NOT WEIRD RRURURURURURUUR!

[@Vanessa-xx3yz]

This was one of the first horror films I ever watched. I would watch it at my aunt's, be scared for a couple of months and then watch it again. I love the Freddy series 🤩

[@tristaperez1079]

3-5 are actually my favorites in the series.

[@DarkseidJoshua]

All of Freddys victims are buried next to each other whoever is reserving these plots is the key to stopping Freddy!

[@nathanforester5993]

This is definitely the height of the Freddy craze because at the time there were all sorts of crazy Freddy merchandise including clothing, books, and even a doll - yes, there was a talking Freddy doll. And also you can't forget Freddy's Greatest Hits. Of course the big scene that I remember the most from this is the infamous cockroach transformation sequence.

[@petewadesays12]

Talk about timing as I haven't slept since Sunday morning! Nice to see you bright and early (here in Washington at least) Mr. Jones. Hotchie Motchie

[@twentiethcenturyamericanma4518]

Saw this at the cinema. Shocked at your admission regarding the actress switch. Love your channel.

[@MundyMedics]

The Fat boy's freddy rap is awesome!

[@Hauptseite]

I've got an extended version of that one. It's damned catchy.

[@SamanthaPortUkulele]

No, no, no, you've got it all wrong about the nurse. That wasn't The Joker, it was Count Olaf in disguise!

[@SAPProd]

Gonna be a long year wait for Elm Street 5

[@PaceBreaker]

Seeing all of these just makes me wish they continued with the reboot. There's still plenty of untapped potential. A whole slew of things to play with!

[@Mattwav]

Back in the late 80s when I first saw this on a pay channel this was the very first A Nightmare on Elm Street film I ever saw and so I never realized it was a different Kirsten.

[@Volvagia1927]

15:53: I know. Are You Ready for Freddy is kind of like listening to a cover of Shake Hands with Beef sung over by someone doing Christian Bale's Batman voice.

[@Kennethskellington]

“You ladies need the answers for the Trig finals? I’ve taken it a *bunch* of times.” My favorite joke of this review lol

[@Puncherjoe1]

I'm mad no review has shown the line "I'll see you in Hell." "Tell em Freddy sent ya!"

[@rebelyell1983x]

Awesome Review!! Thanks Brad! Always love these!

[@AevasHouse]

“What 17 year old has fatal asthma” uh a lot of people! There are adults that have fatal asthma hell I just have normal asthma and I wake up in the middle of the night gasping for air because I literally cant breathe

[@garrettokelly5357]

ah Meet the Applegates, one of my earliest memories... I think my dad rented it from The Wherehouse when I was 3...

[@spideyfan1990]

Thanks for the awesome birthday gift!

[@arodz21]

1:33 au contraire my friend: The theme song for this movie was 'Love Kills' by Vinnie Vincent Invasion. Maybe that generic pop shit was put onto the DVD version because of copyrights, but I damn well remember this song. I even remember Robert Englund showing up on MTV as Freddy to promote the movie by doing an hour of horror music videos in 1988.

[@harrisonmckinney7659]

Omg omg omg!!!! A new Elm Street video!! Fuck yes! Thank you!!!!

[@fathergetdown]

Co written by William Kotzwinkle, one of the greatest authors of the sixties and seventies, he penned such classics as Dr. Rat and Fan Man. Look him up, even Kurt Vonnegut Jr. sings this man's praises.

[@johnnyraven7980]

Finally!!!!! my favorite of the series. I like Dream Warriors and Dream child as well.

[@loukkaus]

I grew up loving this movie, and still enjoy it immensely. So relieved you didn`t shit on it!

[@MovieFanatic25]

Wow I didn't expect this until October. I hope he finish this series these coming weeks. 5,6 and new nightmare next please.

[@Mister.Rawgers]

Keep em comin brad. You’ve made it a good week.

[@chrismcdonaldracing]

I like 4 and I loved how they used the song anything anything.

[@FelisTerras]

Best thing to come home after work: a hot shower, tasty chocolate and a brand-new Snob review. Hell, I can skip the chocolate, just as long as I get my dose of yummy Brad Snob-ness^^

[@flamethrowerflufsalisbury]

"Somewhere there has to be porn of this".

[@danielryanmulligan9381]

9:40 how interesting I never picked up on this, but Kristen dies the same way Freddy died in the beginning, the last of the Elm St., Brats, the last of the children of the parents who burned him alive, to start the franchise and the killing spree, is the one who died like he did, burned alive to begin a nightmare on Elm Street….dan aka…ps whoa, when I go deep, it’s a really shallow pool!!!!!!

[@johndoe-np7ut]

Classic from my childhood.

[@emperorcupcake]

Yay, it's Snob-o-ween in April!

[@danstiver9135]

Such a weird time to upload... Brad, do you sleep?!

[@DexDexter0]

you can schedule uploads you know

[@zachcaudell3081]

He tried to sleep once, but then he remembered he had a midnight screening to get to. That was back in 2012, I believe. Man's been ticking ever since.

[@thatonea-hole]

+Mr Shambleface 1, 2 Freddy's coming for u 3,4 Better lock the door 5,6 Get your crucifix 7,8 Gonna stay up,late 9,10 *NEVER SLEEP AGAIN!!!!!*

[@therrydicule]

Can you tell me more about this abstract concept known as "sleeping?" Brad

[@harrisonmckinney7659]

Aren’t you paying attention? There’s a murderer in your dreams!

[@trainspotter360]

Jail, He's Back (The Man Behind The Burns) by Alice Cooper

[@metalgrinch]

The absolute BEST of the series!!! ALICE LIVES!!!!!!!!

[@Tom-ch4oz]

So glad you finally did it!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mathieuleader8601]

that movie was actually a really advanced screening of Pleasantville

[@jasondrawsstuff9134]

This guy fucking rules!!!!!!

[@SuperWillHatch]

The scene with the soul pizza genuinely unnerved me.

[@skyslasher2297]

11:57 actually your right they did they already filmed the funeral scene as well do they could t keep his character alive so they made do with what they had

[@nathanchalmers9857]

Part 4 has a great soundtrack. Anything Anything by Dramarama is an awesome song.

[@9-bitfox]

13:43 Next on will it fit

[@akiraslayer7934]

The last good nightmare movie... They only fall very very very far down hill after this haha.

[@mercenaryknight5419]

Saw New Nightmare?

[@akiraslayer7934]

Of course! I in a way though its not really part of the nightmare franchise which I feel died with "Freddy's Dead" I've always felt New Nightmare is kinda a standalone in the same universe because the demon knew who Freddy was and took his look basically. New Nightmare is awesome though I wont take anything from it.

[@mercenaryknight5419]

Well, kind of so. BTW, did you know New Nightmare is what Wes Craven wanted to be the first sequel?