I HATE FREDDY! First Time Watching *A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master (1988)* Reaction

[@TheDorkSideTV]

To pay your respects to the one and only Kincaid, like this comment. There will never be another pimp quite like him. Thanks for watching along and ANOS 5 will be heading your way real soon! Much love! - Cole

[@donhilljr.4890]

Justice for Kincaid!

[@RogueShadow11375]

Luggage is often called bags hence the luggage comment, I don’t know if anyones mentioned that yet so that should explain it.

[@phousefilms]

"I don't like bugs." Me:"Oh dear..."

[@ramio1983]

There's something about this particular Nightmare film that i adore, besides the amazing special effects. It's the colours, it's vibrant, neon, retro and freaking cool.

[@tricko8000]

Yeah it's my favorite Nightmare, and the cinematography is a big reason why. It just looks so fking great and vibrant, the vibe is so damn cool. The music kicks ass too.

[@BrandonJames2016]

The practical effects in this movie are so badass from Freddy’s’ resurrection, the pizza scene, Sheila’s death, the cockroach kill, and Freddy’s death like ugh the creativity is what I love in these movies. Just so gross and awesome to watch. Alice is my favorite final girl in this franchise she is such an underrated final girl.

[@JerkyPuck]

Part 5 gets dark. It’s not the most popular but I think it has some of the best production design in the whole series. I kind of love it.

[@garyhull5490]

I like 5 cos of how dark it was the same with Freddy’s revenge that was dark too loved it

[@silentassason]

Agreed. The story gets wild after 3 but I love this series. Freddy is my favorite slasher villian of all time

[@borntogazeintonightskies]

"He's still Super Freddy!" No! NOT YET!

[@anthonyholmes1060]

@14:29, "he's still super Freddy". -laughs in A Nightmare On Elm Street 5-....Just wait, lol

[@garrybrowne5178]

I don’t give a damn about kung fu Rick….I need Kincaid. My favorite line all time.😂😂

[@jonmacleod7137]

When my daughter watched this one with me, after Kincaid's dog peed on the grave and it's panning up Freddy's silhouette, she rolled her eyes and says "Man's best friend, my ass. BAD DOG!" 😂 She's 8 years old.

[@thomasbaker2067]

The Dream Master is so underrated, but the opening song is catchy and Alice is a very interesting character to the franchise.

[@jonmacleod7137]

Did you know that the opening song was sung by the girl playing Kristen?

[@thomasbaker2067]

@@jonmacleod7137 Yup.

[@justvibin7883]

Just got off the night shift was gonna go to bed but Cole posted

[@TheDorkSideTV]

@@justvibin7883 I hope it was an enjoyable video to watch after a long days work my friend 💪

[@justvibin7883]

@@TheDorkSideTV always enjoyable!

[@mezmerized4lifejay654]

Jason the dog is supposed to be like a Hell Hound 🐕 Also, a Friday “Jason” reference. This movie was always my favorite! The roach scene is amazing

[@MeatPie95]

It's my favourite Freddy Krueger movie. And Freddy Krueger is my favourite Horror Icon since I was 8yrs old.

[@dennisbaccam6235]

I know this isn't the best movie in the franchise, but it's my absolute favorite! I always say this is the action-movie version of the Nightmare series...the camera work, the effects, the pacing, the use of pop music, it's all top-tier! This is peak Freddy too, a perfect balance of his evilness and his ability to deliver punch lines. I'm glad you picked up on how he was brought back...Kincaid's dog was just the visualization of his resurrection, but it was the constant fear that he was coming back (mainly Kristen's) that really gave him life again. It definitely sucked that the entire Dream Warriors cast died, but I really liked the new group and Alice is my favorite Final Girl of the series behind Nancy. She was shy and lacked confidence and had to find her inner strength (with the help of her dead friends lol) to fight Freddy. Part 5 is definitely a dip in quality, but it's still a good continuation of Alice's story and explores some themes that you wouldn't expect an 80s slasher movie to go near. Looking forward to seeing your reaction to it as always!

[@videostoreclerks]

Your love for these movies and for Kincaid made me hit that subscribe button. My man!

[@TheDorkSideTV]

@@videostoreclerks hell yeah 💪 welcome to The Dork Side family! I have randomly quoted “KRUGER! PUSSY!” As I walk around my apartment multiple times since dream warriors 😂

[@videostoreclerks]

@@TheDorkSideTV that’s great man! 🤣🤣🤣

[@BurlyBricks]

I always tell people part 3 is my favourite, but part 4 is the one I re-watch the most

[@skiwlz]

This is the transition from when the one liners just take over and Elm Street becomes pure camp. And they're fantastic. Just turn your brain off and have a good chuckle 🤣

[@efrensoto3273]

No. From Nightmare on Elm Street 4 onwards the decline of the franchise began. In the first 3 films Freddy was a dark and evil character, who barely spoke, spoke very little, his humorous lines were minimal and did not take up space from his dark side. Those films were pure horror. In Nightmare on Elm Street 4 they turned Freddy into a kind of clown who talks too much, they gave him too much dialogue, unfunny jokes, and a very serious nerd laugh. From Nightmare on Elm Street 4 onwards the saga is no longer horror but fantasy. Very regrettable. A HORROR MOVIE SHOULD SCARE YOU, IT SHOULD NOT MAKE YOU LAUGH, JUST AS A COMEDY MOVIE SHOULD MAKE YOU LAUGH, IT SHOULD NOT SCARE YOU. IF A HORROR MOVIE MAKES ME LAUGH BUT DOESN'T SCARE ME, THEN IT'S A BAD MOVIE. IF I WANT TO WATCH A MOVIE TO LAUGH, THEN I GO AND WATCH A COMEDY MOVIE, NOT A HORROR MOVIE. I WANT TO BE SCARED, TO BE DISTURBED, NOT TO LAUGH.

[@Goof-Bot]

That Cockroach scene is so disturbing I remember it giving me nightmares lol

[@patrickmarques2876]

I just freaking love the soundtrack of this movie. Iisten to most songs to this day. Especially Dramarama - Anything, anything

[@anthonyclark9441]

You ain't seen Super Freddy yet; but it's coming.

[@paulinekeown2472]

Love your Saw shirt, Cole! Glad to see you back releasing reaction videos.

[@MegaHeaf]

A theory for why Freddy haunts Nancy's house is that it may have been his childhood home.

[@kcwade2616]

If you watch Freddy’s Dead it was his house as an adult. Weirdest f ing thing.

[@ajlynch5235]

@@kcwade2616 woah spoilers

[@kcwade2616]

@@ajlynch5235 sorry about that

[@johna6352]

She took Alice's power, Sheila's Intelligence, Rick's martial art skills, Debbie's strength from what I gather...also various personality traits from each...

[@jessielallier]

Can't believe this came out the year I was born! I feel old ='(

[@marlojoseph4954]

@7:05 to answer your question on why Kincaid was still able to dream despite Freddy being dead its because Freddy wasn't truly dead. Freddy gets his powers from fear and memory from the kids that still think of him.despite Freddy being "apparently" dead was still able to come back through kincaids dreams because of what I explained earlier. so Freddy was able to resurrect himself even though there was no direct presence with the physical world. so because Kincaid still feared Freddy he basically exploits that was able to come back.

[@BigGator5]

"Welcome to Wonderland, Alice." Fun Fact: Was #1 at the box office for three consecutive weeks upon release. Music Enthusiast Fact: Not only did actress Tuesday Knight co-star in the film, she also performed the theme song. Automobile Enthusiast Fact: Dan's (Danny Hassel) truck is a 1959 Ford F100. Kristen's (Tuesday Knight) car is a 1988 Volkswagen Cabriolet I (Type 1). Practical Effects Fact: The climactic scene where the souls violently free themselves from Freddy's (Robert Englund) body was filmed using a 20-foot mechanical torso, so that the heads moving around in Freddy's chest could be played by real actors and stuntmen. Casting Notes Fact: First film in the franchise where Robert Englund received top billing in the opening credits. According to everyone interviewed about the movie in the documentary Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy (2010), no one really knows why Patricia Arquette didn't come back. A few theories included her agent asking too much money, her being pregnant at the time, and her already committed to Far North (1988). Arquette finally commented in 2017: "They asked me to come back, but at that time I was starting to break into kind of meatier roles. I had just done a movie of the week about teen pregnancy called Daddy (1987) and I was really liking getting deeper with my work. I love the horror genre and the Freddy franchise, but I was chomping at the bit to try other things as an actor."

[@Mose_Schrute]

Lets go Cole!! Thanks for the company for the last bit of the workday lol

[@hasenaali2010]

The time loop scene was my fave, I thought the film was broken when I first watched it as a kid! Also loved the diner dream scene

[@rainbowdash2301]

Oh boy, hearing you say “I don’t like bugs” and then knowing what happens later in this movie 😳 But for real, her bug transformation/death truly is one of the most disturbing, drawn out kills of the whole series IMO, you had a great reaction to it! (and the whole movie overall-can’t wait until you get to New Nightmare that movie is AMAZING)

[@B-Dad]

This movie has the coolest Resurrection and final defeat in this movie. They built a huge Freddy and all the people you see poking through his chest on close ups are real folks behind the stretchy wall sheet! Also the trio got killed because the recast didn’t work!

[@nicolesaunders2964]

I don't care what others say, I loved the hokey lines like the one poking fun at one of the old phone commercials by saying why don't you Reach out, and touch somebody 😂

[@JumblyJumble]

Boilers are giant ovens that heat a water tank to move hot water or steam through the pipes in large buildings to provide hot water in plumbing and warm air using radiators. Modern hot water heaters are more efficient but work in a similar way. If you want a great explanation of how a boiler room works, read Stephen King's The Shining. The boiler room was removed from the Kubrick film, though.

[@tonybne]

This was the first horror film I owned. My mum got it for my 8th birthday. So it always holds a special place in my heart

[@2kooldancin]

I was so worried when u said Kincaid was ur favorite. Dispatching the warriors so quickly was a crime! 😩 I’m pretty certain this is actually the first Nightmare movie I saw at the ripe age of 5! I remember mirrors defeating Freddy and that was good enough for me as a kid 😂 Sadly, this is the beginning of the bad of the series but it picks back up dramatically with New Nightmare and Freddy vs. Jason is a fun ride. Keep going! 🖤

[@captainastro_]

Another incredible reaction Cole! I can’t wait to see how you react to these next two😂 I’d definitely bring some liquor to the reaction room P.S. we NEEEED a reaction to The Substance soon! It’s going to blow your mind!

[@alexmoreira876]

I love Alice. And she's even more badass in 5. Don't let any negative comments put you off of the next one, it's really interesting, it has a great concept for Freddy coming back and the effects are awesome. 3, 4 and 5 make a nice trilogy!

[@krazymegt3236]

How funny you dropped this video the day that I'm actually wearing my Freddy shirt to work lol 😂❤ great reaction as always hun ❤👏

[@ztomas1]

Your scared face is so cute 😂😂

[@borntogazeintonightskies]

18:49 I wish I had a weird dream master class when I was in High School.

[@darrenrios4727]

What a great thing to come home to after a day of teaching! Let’s goo!!!!!

[@helltioeverygames]

Beautiful that you recognize Kinkaid thing of,"Fucking A" i think nobody mentioned that. Old cast with Joey,Kinkaid were awesome,their voices and even Joey scream i liked a lot,these new ones are awesome aswell,too bad we see them dying one by one. Dan in here is good aswell.

[@wfkernea]

I can't wait for you to see the opening of Part 5 the Dream Child

[@tomcollins3903]

Aside from the first nightmare on Elm street this is my favorite film in the franchise. It’s the most visually stunning in the series in my opinion and it features two of my favorite kills in the entire series (Debbie and Shelia.) Also, in my opinion Alice is the best final girl in the “Nightmare” films, aside from Nancy of course.

[@Chubby_Runs]

Oh I was wrong, Part 5 is the movie with my favorite goofy Freddy line, still like this movie though, good reaction

[@MsBlackdeath13]

When you’ve at some point have watched all Friday the 13th movies, then you could do the Freddy vs Jason movie.

[@shakycam3]

Not only has Kirsten been recast, she’s been renamed. Her name was KIRsten in the original. It’s Kristin in this one.

[@B-Dad]

Don’t make fun of the way Patricia said it. Lol. Her name was always Kristen no one ever calls her Kirsten except herself the one time!

[@brash_and_sassy]

I know I’m jumping the gun here, but I hope you react to the 2010 remake. It’s pretty polarizing. The design of the new Freddy leaves a lot to be desired, but it’s actually pretty scary. I like it a lot. You should consider it.

[@coreychristian2312]

Can't wait to watch after work with my Turkey bacon ranch sandwich 🥪🤠

[@Chaneyyyy]

Dream mast is my favorite one the one I quote the most

[@AprilGabrielle]

A little 👊 for the algorithm brother...

[@monstermastergodzilla6813]

I love Alice! She's almost as bad ass as Nancy!

[@moneylover318]

If you ask me alice is freddy's true nemesis

[@Doglover79586]

Nancy is definitely missed

[@ajlynch5235]

for some reason I enjoy freddy part 5 the best!

[@brash_and_sassy]

22:20 👀 🏋️‍♀️🪳

[@StephanieMaireFaith]

Do u get it, the dog named Jason and their a movie Jason vs freddy lol easter egg

[@AngelofMusic04]

It's an in joke because the fourth "Nightmare"/seventh "Friday" was originally supposed to be "Freddy vs. Jason" but New Line/Paramount couldn't reach an agreement and we got "The Dream Master" and "The New Blood" instead.

[@sharonellis8776]

This one is alright. Did not like Kincaid & Joey being killed off. Some good kills. xx

[@mrgood91082]

@The Dork Side TV OMG did you go watch Saw for the 20h anniversary at the movies on the 10/20/2024?

[@efrensoto3273]

After Nightmare on Elm Street 4, the franchise began to decline. In the first three films, Freddy was a dark and evil character, who barely spoke, spoke very little, his humorous lines were minimal and did not take away space from his dark side. Those films were pure horror. In Nightmare on Elm Street 4, they turned Freddy into a kind of clown who talks too much, they gave him too much dialogue, unfunny jokes, and a very serious nerd laugh. After Nightmare on Elm Street 4, the saga is no longer horror but fantasy. Very regrettable.

[@austinhenshaw2140]

I wasn't first :(

[@davidromero6998]

Part 5 is bizarre and part 6 sucks all together. Wes Craven's New Nightmare and Freddy vs. Jason is pretty great.

[@calvinallen3424]

These movies just keep getting weirder lol

[@trollingboy9729]

WATCH Alien 3!!!!!

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

While this isn't the best Freddy movie, I do think it's the best looking Freddy movie. I love its aesthetic. I feel this is Freddy in his most iconic form, at the height of his popularity. It used to be my favorite as a kid, but now, while it's fun, I can see it's weakly written.

[@relaxedbro]

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