A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET IS TERRIFYING!! Nightmare on Elm Street Movie Reaction! COME TO FREDDY

[@TimotheeReacts]

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[@matveynoname7083]

9:25 like button for nice cosplay

[@robiking011]

The last scene in the car was a dream. Freddy knew he could no longer hurt Nancy and so he created another dream where he killed her mother instead.

[@atti97]

Trivia: Wes Craven hated the ending of the movie.

[@AguedaG]

It must hhace a Dreams of Nancy's mother, since she was the one who died.

[@jrax1713]

@@atti97 The ending was great besides the special effects when the mother was dragged through the door if that was fixed this ending would be one of the best

[@everyonelovesmajima]

They call New Line "the house that Freddy built," and they definitely do acknowledge there'd be no Lord of the Rings without Freddy, which is awesome. In fact, Peter Jackson wrote a script for part 6 and his idea would have been a million times better than the garbage fire Freddy's Dead ended up being.

[@philthemovieguy81]

As outlandish and fictional as this plot seems, Writer/Director Wes Craven actually based the idea of these kids dying in their sleep on the newspaper article of the L.A. Times about a family who escaped from Cambodia and came to the US and their son started having nightmares that someone was after him. So he started staying awake for like days at a time. Until one night he finally fell asleep, his family was relieved, and suddenly they heard screaming from the kid's room. When they finally got to him, he was dead.

[@wyattennis4542]

Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, and Polterguest are the holy trinity of horror movies from the 80's

[@headcontraption]

poltergeist usually has less than great ratings. i don’t get it. i think it aged well and has some incredibly memorable scenes. easily a top 10 horror flick of all time.

[@gregwodzynski941]

Poltergeist is why I don't like 🤡

[@valentinruiz3828]

2:17 yes, thanks to this movie Johnny Depp became famous and about 6 years later he met the director he worked with the most in his career, Tim Burton.

[@DanJackson1977]

Well let's be real.m he wasnt "Famous" til he got cast in 21 Jumpstreet (the show, not the movie). That was maybe 4 years after this.

[@gokulsiriah1079]

@@DanJackson1977 Well tbh..he didnt become iconic until pirates of the carribean

[@NikkieTwix]

@@gokulsiriah1079 I would say Edward Scissorhands would have made him iconic, just such a recognisable character for him to play

[@BlackavarWD]

"Is this the kind of movie where you get jump scares?" 😅💥

[@David-ve5iq]

The movie Freddy Vs Jason continues on the story of this movie 20 years later whilst also having it's own Alien vs Predator kind of storyline.

[@theonlykoh4631]

Or, hear me out, or.....he can watch the direct sequels to this movie which actually continue the story lmfaooo

[@theonlykoh4631]

Imagine thinking that saying something has its own "alien vs predator storyline" would make someone want to watch something...

[@cruzuvalle9845]

They are all good! Especially “dream warrior “ and “Wes cravens new nightmare”

[@moneylover318]

This unpopular opinion I think the hero of elm street 4 is the best hero of the franchise

[@thomasbaker2067]

Robert Englund is fantastic as the slasher maniac Freddy Krueger.

[@LucaDGropius]

The gray hair was out of pure fear, is something real. When people get really afraid or has a lot of stress, the hair can turn white

[@davidromero6998]

I love the stairs scene. I've had a dream like that where my foot gets stuck in something and I can't run lmao

[@leeswhimsy]

As for the gray hair....it's sort of a "myth" that severe stress/trauma can instantly turn your hair gray...However, in the last year of so, there has been evidence found that severe stress/trauma CAN turn your hair gray, but not instantly or overnight and that this physical response IS a reaction to our flight or fight response system...It takes at minimum a few weeks...

[@BlackavarWD]

They used it in Poltergeist, too (overnight)

[@davidr1050]

In real life, Robert Englund is one of the nicest actors in Hollywood and really enjoys his fans. When I met him, I had a movie poster for him to sign, but it wasn't any of the Elm Street films.. It was when he was in Phantom of the Opera and he was genuinely impressed. I also had an 8x10 of him as "Willie" in the series "V".

[@dragonskateroffabulousness4034]

That was such a doll at 29:53 lol.

[@rodgill9376]

The scene that showed Nancy setting Freddy on fire was all on ONE take and the stuntman did a good job.

[@valentinruiz3828]

18:49 The origin of Freddy is going to be told later in the saga, in the third film it is told a little but in the sixth film the origin of his evil is already shown

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I have heard about an earlier draft of the script, that mentioned each of these kids had a sibling who was murdured years before...but for whatever reason, that detail was omitted from the final draft.

[@DanJackson1977]

I saw this in the theater when I was 7. Begged my dad to take me, offered to pay for it with my allowance. I was like "I've seen Geemlins 13 times, I'm ready". We get to the theater, walk in during Tina's first dream (after the glove titles) and I panic... I run for the doors, my dad grabs my arm and said "Nope.. you dragged me out here.. were watching this. Close your eyes if you're scared" - 80s parenting folks 😎 but hey, it made me the horror fan I am.

[@NikkieTwix]

I love that you loved this movie! I grew up watching older horror movies like this and Halloween and also with 90s and early 2000s horror since I was born in 96. Glad to see people can still appreciate this movie

[@Mangolite]

In 1988, there is a television anthology series called Freddy’s Nightmares where the character Freddy Krueger narrates different tales of terror. The pilot episode “No More Mr. Nice Guy” depicts the events of Krueger's trial, and his subsequent death at the hands of the parents of Elm Street after his acquittal.

[@Migz2682]

"Learn from Scooby-Doo" lmao

[@Vertigotheatre1]

One of the greatest horror movies of all time. Number 1, 3, 4, New Nightmare. Thats ur perfect freddy watch.

[@kadrae5277]

This film is the first New Line Cinema film. One of the slogans for NLC is "The House That Freddy Built"

[@tokencitizen5511]

"Run, Nancy, run!" 😂😂😂

[@damiandorhoff719]

Sounds like the Sequel to Run Lola Run

[@MT-tu8dt]

The 80’s scary movies really made the images stick in your mind.

[@Bonobanos]

i read somewhere about some hmong relatives who were terrified of falling asleep bc they would one by one die in their sleep and that it was a shared heart condition that caused their deaths

[@josecarbajal5710]

When i was a little kid my older cousin had a full on Freddy costume. Snuck on me at night while sleeping and scared the crap out of me.

[@showandtell1313]

fun fact that wall effect at 5:48 is a practical effect

[@ashleypenn7845]

My uncle was an extra in this movie. :P

[@randeecarreno4289]

"One, two Freddy's coming for you." YES!!! I've been waiting all week for this one! 😊 This is one of my all-time top favorite horror movies. I do highly recommend watching the rest of this movie series at some point. The 2nd sequel "A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge" isn't as good as the rest. And the 3rd movie, in my opinion, is the best of the movie series besides this one.

[@RetroRanter]

Ah absolute classic! Haven't watched it in years, who better to grab the snacks and watch it with? 😎💜

[@TimotheeReacts]

YESSS grab your snacks

[@mikemorrison4125]

Hey Tim, I just found your channel searching for movie reactions. I've started watching some of your videos and they are all great. You're doing an awesome job dude. Hope to see many more. Have a great day. 😊👊

[@GreenDinoRanger]

It's honestly a bit hard when it comes to recommending the sequels. *Nightmare 2 is more a spin-off than a sequel but is quite dark in tone. *Nightmare 3 is a direct sequel to 1 and usually regarded the best of the sequels. *Nightmare 4 follows 3 but is the turning point where Freddy really starts spouting his one liners. *Nightmare 5 follows 4 but despite some interesting ideas it is where the quality starts to drop. *Nightmare 6 is another spin-off and universally seen as the worst in the series (it is the low point of the franchise and I would not recommend) *New Nightmare is seen as the other best sequel and has a very meta story that was the groundwork for Scream (I personally wasn't a fan, but I'm just one person) *Nightmare 2010 is a reboot of the original but apart from making Freddy more of a monster, it is inferior to the original. I guess, if you're interested in following one storyline, watch 1, 3, 4 and 5, If you're interested in the franchise as a whole, watch all except for 6 and 2010

[@cheekymonkey3776]

That scene with Jonny gave me nighmares has a kid

[@edith6797]

This is the stuff of nightmares!I grew up in the 80's.the little girls and their skipping song scared me,let alone Freddy

[@67Daidalos]

So.. here is a theory : The movie title is "A" Nigthmare on elm street, not "NightmareS" on elm street... and when we first met the whole youth gang, the shot is introduced by the little girls singing the Freddy's rhyme, which in all their other appearances mean this is a dream. So was all the movie a single dream ?

[@casinodertoten721]

New title: Inception on Elm Street.

[@grayscribe1342]

Exactly

[@jcarr2000anz]

Seen this in the theater a couple years ago, it was packed. Thanks for the reaction man!

[@sarahfrench6522]

Little fact: the teacher is played by Lin Shaye. She also plays Elise in the Insidious movies! I think they are really good movies, you should check them out for this month!

[@sisqoohoward6733]

Shawty really don't think that my brother bout his age seen this movie kno thwaw yourubers are actors get view come on think why all of sudden most KZbin's react to this movie claim hadn't seen this movie if I would told was a virgin never believes me pay attention how say thing's before it actually happens.

[@haveanicedave1551]

she also played in Kingpin as the gross landlord.

[@scottreading6544]

I think this is my favourite reaction video you've ever done. Brilliant.

[@TimotheeReacts]

Thank you so much!

[@richardeduardoscott3413]

Finally got around to watching this reaction and am loving it as I'm watching buddy.

[@NocturneSoul]

Great! Now you have to react to Hellraiser (1987) and Candyman (1992), another two icons of horror

[@jes8072]

Timmy losing his mind 26:56 29:45 and I'm here for it!!! 🤟🏾😈🎃

[@adalynnshorrorworld2242]

This is one of the best horror films ever made! Wes Craven was a genius! I recommend Dream Warriors and New Nightmare, as they are amazing sequels (ESPECIALLY New Nightmare)! Great reaction, man!

[@TavareIsUnique]

The ending threw me for a loop, but I like it. Freddy became such a token of horror that used to scare me so much as a kid. Though these were creepy, he was also a great opening to the world of scary movies for me. I hope you like the sequels, they're very much worth the watch.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Timothee! 💤😱 The actor *Heather* *Langenkamp* who portrayed 'Nancy Thompson' is going to appear in Mike Flanagan's THE MIDNIGHT CLUB (2022). It'll be nice to see her again!

[@miraculousismyguiltypleasu9372]

One, two, Freddy's coming for you. Three, four, better lock your door. Five, six, grab your crucifix. Se7en, eight, can you stay awake? Nine ten. Never sleep again.

[@Moricant]

One of Wes Craven’s other films worth a look is the original The Hills Have Eyes. NoES includes an Evil Dead reference (Nancy watches it trying to stay awake) because Sam Raimi included a torn Hills Have Eyes poster in the first Evil Dead. Sam Raimi later included Freddy’s glove in the background in Evil Dead 2.

[@leonel297]

There were several movies back in the 80's showing when a person is supposed to be extremadly scared or severly stressed, their hair would turn gray. Or like if you are young but went through something trauamtic you can see some gray hairs starting to appear. Don't know if this is a fact but movies used to show that (Poltergeist, IT, etc)

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

X-Men, The Fanastic Four...

[@bronsoverbrains586]

Thank you so much for reacting to such a classic in the horror genre!

[@TimotheeReacts]

No problem!!

[@kotovojemorevoice]

For more lighthearted Halloween classics I also recommend you to check Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (1988) it's a dark comedy with elements of mystery)

[@Lexi_Zone]

"Where's that taking him?!" A blender? Apparently.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Puree comedy!

[@anothermonday5664]

haha Timmy, so wound up by this one! 🤣

[@keitholsen8787]

Freddy feeds on fear. Think of it like Coco, if nobody remembers him he has no power. When Nancy was no longer afraid he couldn’t hurt her. If you take a look at Cosplay Chris, he’s a major Freddy fan and one video visited the filming locations of the first movie. He has a blueprint of the glove autographed by the designer and by Robert Englund

[@henryfanforever1414]

This quote sums it up best: “Being dead wasn’t a problem, but being forgotten? Now that’s a BITCH! I can’t come back if nobody remembers me! I can’t come back if no one’s afraid!“

[@ТоляРой-л3в]

A very emotional film, and the reaction to it is heartbreaking and unique 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I think my favorite non-NightmareOES Wes Craven film is called "Cursed" with Cristina Ricci and Jesse Eisenberg. Terror, laughs, and a cast of unexpected supporting actors.

[@BooneErica]

Damn, all this time I never knew that Tina was 15 years old. Crazy

[@JYDY-if5rf]

Robert Englund should voice a new character Vic Slaughter an assassin turned into a vampire by Morbius

[@babynotfound5827]

at 10 pm i finally finished the IT chapter two movie and WOW it scared the life out of me!

[@daniellaplume2006]

The Amityville Horror is an even better one and based on a house based on a true story

[@josealexanderocampo3805]

I got so scared while watching nightmare on elm street

[@TimotheeReacts]

*What horror film should I watch next?!?*

[@miraculousismyguiltypleasu9372]

If you haven't, and I assume so, Halloween (1978).

[@evertondenver]

Slasher i would suggest I Know What U Did Last Summer and Urban Legend. If u want some supernatural kind try Final Destination.

[@damiandorhoff719]

the 1995 Movie Species

[@irenemichelleanne]

You should also check out Wes Craven's People Under the Stairs and Trick r Treat

[@jes8072]

I haven't seen anyone go for Urban Legend 1998. A fav would be Dracula 1992 and an indie choice could be Nightbreed 1990. Obviously I'm a 90s kid! Have fun!!! 😁

[@feferosette]

I was a big fan of Freddy Krueger's A Nightmare On Elmstreet films. 🙂

[@valentinruiz3828]

In 2010, a remake of the first film was released, starring Rooney Mara as Nancy. Anyway, the movie is crap and don't bother to watch it, I can only tell you that the actor who played Freddy in that movie was the same actor who played Rorschach in Watchmen.

[@barakaafrobama6519]

Honestly wasn’t that bad of a film, had sum interesting new elements it tried to introduce too like the phantom sleeping (i think it’s called), the gore was great too, and the actor who played Freddy and Quinton (can’t remember if that’s his name) did great. The thing that weighed down the film heavily was that it tried to be a shot-to-shot remake, if it was a little different then it coulda been a solid film.

[@BooneErica]

Not sure if you have seen who framed roger rabbit, but the doctor is played by the guy who voiced Roger.

[@TimotheeReacts]

Oh nice! And yes i’ve seen it on the channel! Check it out

[@nathancruz9172]

23:02-23:07 Fun fact: Johnny Depp’s first movie from nightmare on elm street.

[@haveanicedave1551]

I noticed when I use a heating pad, I dream more, and they last longer.

[@saram.4249]

I love your videos, please consider reacting to "Siren" the 2018 tv show, it's really one of a kind

[@brockbaby]

IT's a true fact.. if someone is terrified enough a lock of our hair can turn white/grey. Real deal.

[@mylife-23]

Freddy could never get me. I stopped fearing my dreams a long time ago. I started controlling what I do in my dreams.

[@devinbrown1775]

Horror movie facts: New Line Cinema first film is 1981 Alone in The Dark starring the late Donald P.

[@83shadow3]

Wes Craven always had a fascination with booby traps. They even show up in the movie The Last House on the Left his very first movie. He also always had a fascination with dreams an the real world. In a deleted scene when Nancy goes into the basement with her mother. Her mother says every kid on Elm Street had a brother or sister. That includes Nancy as well but Freddy Krueger killed them. About the sequels if you want to I say go for it but keep in mind that Nightmare on Elm Street 2. Is the Black Sheep of movie franchise literally in a documentary about Nightmare on Elm Street franchise. The movie studio even admits that fact. They openly admit it's weird and it makes no sense whatsoever what they did with Freddy Krueger. They Admit that the movies director went way off track. For some reason and they do not know why he made all decisions and choices did. Thats why New Line asked Wes Craven to come back an make the 3rd. Movie to get Nightmare on Elm Street back on track to correct. What the director did in the second movie then New Line made sure it stayed on track. With Freddy Krueger's powers and limitations that he had in this first movie. Wich the director of the second movie. Completely ignored and changed them for whatever reason in the second movie. But Wes Craven fixed it then New Line made sure. Freddy Krueger had the same powers and limitations as this movie. Up till Wes Cravens New Nightmare but the power changes make actual sense in that movie.

[@crimsonhunter7598]

the teacher is the insidious/conjuring grandma

[@artpipe]

Shocker (1989) is another Wes Craven classic.

[@angelobrewster6293]

Wes Kraven thought there were to many films where the villain loses so he made this ending so Feddy wins

[@periechontology]

As for the sequels part 3 and "New Nightmare" are also worth watching. You can skip the rest. Part 2 is one of the worst sequels ever made.

[@barakaafrobama6519]

Honestly, unpopular opinion but, 2 wasn’t all that bad. I get the criticisms, also don’t tell someone whose being introduced to a franchise to skip films, even if they are shit, still good to watch through and experience all movies.

[@vivisect_victor]

​@@barakaafrobama6519 yeah i liked part 2. i feel like it gets really bad revews for an ok film

[@67Daidalos]

Hi Tim ! You will read all kind of comments about the sequels. Many different opinions about which ones are good or crap. The only real advice I could give, is to make your own opinion by watching them, and not let you influenced by the majority. It seems that in the U.S. at least, the 3rd one is the most appreciated amongst the sequels, and most people denigrate the remake. I actually found the remake very good, it's my third favorite entry in the franchise after the original one, and Wes Craven's New Nightmare (the 7th movie). And as I loved the 3rd when I was a teenager, nowadays I'm much more critical towards it, and consider it still better than 2 and 5 that are the only opuses I don't like, but not as good as 4 and kinda even with 6. All that to say that evrybody has it's own ranking, that I will watch if you decide to react to all of them, but won't be pissed if you don't. Just do as you pleased, and make your own opinion !

[@vonnyb9052]

I'm so in love with Robert England 🥰😁

[@theevildrjelly4626]

Yes, love this film. Scared me to death when I was 8 my dad let me watch it

[@damiandorhoff719]

Yes I also thought about Inception after seing Nancy having a Nightmare inside a Nightmare. Maybe this was all a Dream. Wes Craven was inspired by several Cases of Southeast asian (Hmong) Boys dying in their sleep. In one Case a Boy was hiding a Coffee maker in his Bedroom and he had a Nightmare and was then found dead. Today we know that he had the Brugada Syndrome. That is a genetic heart condition

[@valentinruiz3828]

hey Tim, I have a question for you, from 1 to 10 how much do you give to Robert Englund's performance as Freddy Krueger in this movie?

[@TWINAM]

If you want to find the truth about what or how it started it all out watch Freddy's Nightmare 's Episode 1 & 2 where it tells the whole back story on how he came to be.

[@jimtatro6550]

This was the last movie I saw that truly scared me when I was 16 or so. Wes Craven was so great, check out The Serpent and the Rainbow for another creepy ass movie.

[@irenemichelleanne]

Wes Craven's New Nightmare is pretty decent and worth watching but others not so much. Freddy vs Jason if you're up for a laugh cuz its is more of a comedy rather than a horror lol

[@matveynoname7083]

Now everybody: one, two Freddy’s coming for you...

[@miraculousismyguiltypleasu9372]

Three, four, better lock your door.

[@randeecarreno4289]

Five, six grab your crucifix

[@kittykatt7652]

Johnny Depp was so gorgeous.

[@juaniriarte1762]

the best A Nigthmare on elm street film is dreams warrior, you have to do a reaction film on that one

[@EvanHill01]

Would love to see a reaction to part 3 the dream warriors, it’s a direct follow up to this one, I wouldn’t bother watching 2.

[@NikkieTwix]

Really? I love 2. My favourites are the first 3 and then new nightmare

[@EvanHill01]

@@NikkieTwix personally the 2nd movie doesn’t make any sense to me as Freddy is able to enter the real world and possess people. It never gets explained either so I’m not a fan.

[@NikkieTwix]

@@EvanHill01 it definitely has inconsistencies but it’s a cool storyline and I like that we get a male scream Queen and I think we get a really cool and creepy Freddy in it, also the practical effects are amazing. It’s way better than the movies after 3 imo

[@BladeAllen666]

@@NikkieTwix Agree.

[@michaeldiaz9999]

Dude, I just really enjoy your voice. The French Canadian accent, if there is such a thing is remarkable. Also with no offense of course the way you say certain words gives me a bit of a chuckle.

[@RennyBQUEEN]

Now you need to check out the movie/series Phantasm

[@vinozkimasilang6487]

this was an amazing movie

[@David-ve5iq]

It's Casey Becker's favourite movie.

[@ztomas1]

That's Johnny Depp who's now on trial for abusing Amber Heard

[@Dashtroyer09]

You should definitely watch the whole series it is really great even though the last few aren't as good as the first 4

[@eqfist9566]

The best slasher horror movie. Freddy 💪.

[@UAPREALITY]

The whole last 15min is a dream only way it kinda makes sense lol

[@merlin3751]

10:29 That teacher looks very familiar to me 🤔.

[@theevildrjelly4626]

Scream

[@duckielove2286]

Johnny depp’s debut film❤️

[@Sacredloveoracle7]

You should watch part 2,3,4 this 🎃

[@ReymundoCortez]

Gotta do the series just can't do one. Part 2 was the one well that I dont know that one just kinda sits outta place for me. Especially since parts 1, 3,4,&5 are all connected with each other through reoccurring actors and having those actors also introducing newer ones

[@josecarbajal5710]

11:37. 🤔.....those claws coming out her hoohoo?