*YOU CAN'T WIN!!* A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET | First Time Watching | (reaction/commentary/review)

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The entire concept of this film is just horrifying! A guy that stalks you in your sleep and you cannot escape unless you hurt yourself? Jeez. It felt hopeless watching this horror which made the experience all the more worth while. Enjoy :)
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YOU CAN'T WIN!! A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET | First Time Watching | (reaction/commentary/review)
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[@leeannmcdermott8313]

Spent my childhood singing that nursery rhyme 😅

[@Knightowl1980]

My sisters terrorized me with it

[@gr8handsftl]

The entire ending where everything seems "back to normal" is a dream. You can tell by the over exposure of light and the outer "haze" in the screen. Wes Craven was inspired by to make the movie by a real-life event of a Cambodian family that moved to the US (LA). The youngest boy had the feeling like something from their homeland was "after him" and was having horrible nightmares. Ho got to the point that he was afraid to go to sleep because the thing that was chasing him might actually catch him and "get him". After a while, his parents thought that things had settled down and the boy finally started sleeping again. Then one night the boy started screaming during the middle of the night, but by the time his parents had gotten to him, he was dead with his eyes wide open in fear. That was the inspiration for Wes to write the story....

[@paulcurran4786]

Sounds like an urban legend lol

[@ScientificallyStupid]

@@paulcurran4786 Wes Craven has told the story numerous times, so he may be relating the story as he knew it...and maybe the Cambodian family had some sort of belief system that played into the boy's fears. I'd say it's become an urban legend thanks to this movie and Wes's story.

[@FrancisXLord]

I'm not sure there's really a concrete explanation for the last scene. I will say it wasn't Wes Craven's idea for how to finish it - he didn't like that ending, it was studio mandated. A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987) and Wes Craven's New Nightmare (1994) are worth catching. That's the trilogy within the franchise for me. Wes Craven wasn't involved with any of the other sequels. They also have the same star.

[@carltonbacon3448]

the producer and friend of Wes Robert Shaye wanted an ending that would indicate a sequel, Wes had no intentions on a sequel so they compromised and put three ideal endings together. The car, the mom through the window, and the jump rope girls and shut down production with five minutes to spare.

[@BigGator5]

🎶 "One, two, Freddy's coming for you. / Three, four, better lock your door. / Five, six, grab your crucifix. / Seven, eight, gonna stay up late. / Nine, ten, never sleep again." 🎶 Fun Fact: One of the main reasons Johnny Depp was chosen was because Wes Craven's daughter thought he was "dreamy" and that was why this is the feature film debut of Johnny Depp. Location Location Fact: All of the boiler room footage in the film was shot in the basement of the Lincoln Heights Jail in Los Angeles, which was condemned shortly after production wrapped, due to high levels of asbestos. Hot Take Fact: The scene where Freddy is set on fire, chases Nancy to the top of the stairs, falls back down, and starts back up again, was all shot in one take, with several cameras, and was the most elaborate fire scene ever filmed up to that time. Stuntman Anthony Cecere won best stunt of the year for the scene. Blade Enthusiast Fact: The idea behind the glove was a practical one on Wes Craven's part, as he wanted to give the character a unique weapon, but also something that could be made cheaply and wouldn't be difficult to use or transport. At the time he was studying primal fears embedded in the subconscious of people of all cultures, and discovered that one of those fears is attack by animal claws. Around the same time, he saw his cat unsheathe its claws, and the two concepts merged, although in the original script the blades were fishing knives, not steak knives, as in the finished film.

[@1pknail]

Nancy’s hair goes white from intense fear. That can actually happen in real life and it used to be a frequent shorthand in movies and TV to show that someone experienced extreme trauma.

[@nitrokid]

In the film Constantine, a civillian in the opening scene had his hair turned white upon seeing the demon. In Evil Dead 2, Ash's hair also turned gray when he sees Kandarian demon for the first time.

[@jewel79]

A friend of mine had this effect with her hair turning white.. but it wasn't because of fear but stress...

[@dalevintage]

Fun fact: The doctor at the sleep clinic was also the voice of Roger in Who Framed Roger Rabbit!

[@safespaceforstupidtakes933]

dude ...every time you go " FAR OUT " i laugh haha

[@the0peratoR]

He's the only guy who can say it without it sounding wack or cringy

[@safespaceforstupidtakes933]

agreed @@the0peratoR

[@circabooks4549]

20:12 wee defense for Glen: it's definitely frustrating that he keeps dropping the ball but we get hints that he has also been having nightmares and not sleeping well. He is trying to stay awake by playing loud music and watching tv. Keep in mind, it must have been several days since tina's first dream (which they all had) and then there's been Rod's funeral; that's like a week at least they both have been not sleeping. The only difference is Glen keeps on trying to deny it's really happening. But he's even told us essentially, that's how he's trying to fight off Freddy Kruger, turning his back on him and taking away his energy. I find the approach of the boys to their nightmares very interesting. They mask it with denial, rationalizing, sex jokes, and bravado, and in many ways it makes them more vulnerable. Nancy also repeatedly expects Glen, as a man, to defend, guard, or fight for her and he doesn't wear that well. He tries to be macho logic man for Nancy but he's actually just a very scared kid. Either way he's set up to fail Nancy, either by not being manly enough(admitting he's scared and can't fight off Kruger) or being too manly(denying there's anything to be scared of and letting himself sleep). Toxic mascuinity, yadda yadda.

[@llorona7847]

I never really thought about it from that angle. Been watching this movie for decades and still learning new perspectives. Thanks, friend

[@EdithCardellini]

Very interesting and insightful analysis. Makes a lot of sense.👍

[@ScientificallyStupid]

I've never thought about Glen in that way, even though I've mentally defended Rod during several reaction viewings (reactors usually think Rod is a jerk, but I think under the swagger and gross sex jokes he obviously cares for Tina and wants to open up to her- as shown by his vulnerable moment in admitting he was also having the nightmares. He really just behaves like a typical teenage boy who's overcompensating because he has emotions he doesn't understand and hasn't been equipped to handle). I love that I'm still learning insights into movies I grew up with. Thank you for that thoughtful comment!

[@TheMoviePlanet]

Just so you know, the ending "twist" was forced by the producer onto Wes Craven. The original ending was the same that you see in the film, except they just drive off normally (no screaming, no "Fredddy car") and the mother doesn't get pulled away by Freddy, but you still have that hazy dreamy look. And yes, this was Johnny Depp's very first role in anything. He was accompaying his friend Jackie Earle Haley for the audition (who ended up playing Freddy in the remake).

[@r.u.faux_real1446]

That shirt that Johnny Depp was wearing wasn't extra, extra small. 😅 LOL. Guys actually wore crop tops back then.

[@ericjette2435]

Yeah, guys invented crop tops (or "half shirts" as we called them at the time) as a way to (partially) get around the "No shirt, no shoes, no service" policy implemented in the 70s (in the U.S.) by gyms and other public spaces.

[@EagleFang74]

Very few American homes actually have trellises to climb up but they used to be very useful devices for filmmakers. 😂

[@mirage12896]

Man, this is such a fun movie. Nice catch noticing the similarities to Stranger Things. The creators definitely took inspiration from this movie for the latest season. They even got Robert Englund, the actor who plays Freddy Krueger in this movie, to play Victor Creel on the show. 🎃

[@ericjette2435]

Yeah, given that Stranger Things takes place in the 80s, it draws on a lot of 80s pop culture, including NOES.

[@the_petty_crocker]

Nancy walked so Sidney could run.

[@hayatotheninja]

You can watch part 2 cus it is a lot of fun, but part 3 is a direct sequel to this one, and I HIGHLY recommend it. The original script was written by the writer/director of this one, Wes Craven, and was revised by Chuck Russell and Frank (Shawshank Redemption) Darabont.

[@joaoluizfonseca6914]

There are so many things to talk about this movie….. Robert Englund (aka Krueger) did not initially want to play the character, but he gave in, and eventually loved it. The scene where Johnny Depp’s character dies was REALLY troublesome, because they were spinning the room they built to give effect, but the thing broke, began spinning out of control, and a bunch of cameras were destroyed and all; that’s why the blood has that effect when the mom walks in. The bathtub scene when Nancy dreams and drowns was done in a built tank, and she had to be in there for hours and hours straight to shoot. The teacher, after Tina dies and her boyfriend is arrested, is the sister of the owner of the studio (New Line Cinema) that created the film. Not to mention, the idea behind a nightmare/dream being the cause of people’s death, and it’s unavoidable makes things SO creepy. Like, it’s the best idea….. Wes Craven, who created and directed the film, got the idea from Filipino immigrants who would die in their sleep, probably due to stress, or trauma, or something like that….. this movie is HORROR GOLD!!!

[@pendorran]

LIN SHAYE! I had totally forgotten she was in this! I've met her. She's a really nice lady on top of being a damn good actress.

[@ScientificallyStupid]

She totally stole the show in There's Something About Mary! I absolutely love her, she adds so much to everything she's in. Great to hear that she's also a nice lady. :)

[@NoCreamedCorn]

This is my favorite horror film of all time, and Wes Craven is as such a force with creativity in horror filmmaking. If you’re interested check out the making of this which breaks down the practical effect. Although he didn’t direct them, 2 & 3 are worth checking out. Glad you liked this.

[@legendary6890]

Especially Nr. 3

[@adventuresinlaurenland]

This was Johnny's first acting role ever.

[@mistermadhh7726]

Today, Freddie is on of the most iconic horror charakters besides Michel Myers or Jason

[@MrHootiedean]

Great reaction! It's rare you find people who don't already know about Mr. Krueger. It was like seeing the movie for the first time!

[@frederickseltzerjr2170]

This introduced us all to none other than Johnny Depp ... after this, he would get his breakout TV role on the Fox drama "21 Jump Street," where he was part of cops going that among other things, went undercover as students in high school. He would leave after season 4 and the rest ... is history!

[@jeffk.9075]

I still love 21 Jump Street. What an awesome cast. I wish we saw more of Peter Deluise and Dustin Nguyen.

[@ericjette2435]

Ah, but Johnny Depp has long since disassociated himself from 21 Jump Street (only referring to it as "that show"), but doesn't shy away from his involvement in the NOES franchise (e.g., he had a cameo in "Freddy's Dead").

[@adventuresinlaurenland]

Johnny had a few other film roles before 21 Jump Street.

[@jeffk.9075]

@@ericjette2435 he did come back for the reboot for a cheeky moment which I won't spoil for those that didn't see the movie yet but yeah, he never was really happy on Jump Street. He didn't really want to be an actor back then and grudgingly went along with it because it was good money. Also again your right, he did come back for a cameo in Freddy's Dead. Wes said he wanted to ask Johnny to cameo in New Nightmare but was too nervous to approach him about it because by that time Johnny had become a bigtime draw. Johnny later stated he would have happily done a cameo in New Nightmare.

[@stobe187]

Bona fide classic. Nancy is so badass in this and her hidden secondary coffee machine is so funny to me for some reason :D I originally saw this when I was maybe a bit too young and hooo boy that Depp death scene was in my head for a while, it was the first time I remember seeing such an absurd amount of blood.

[@rawaby8923]

the haunting of hill house was a great horror series , if you didn’t watch it I recommend it so much

[@lizmagu3189]

Totally agree! It's AMAZING!!

[@aus_liam444]

YESSSSSS Nightmare On Elm Street, my favourite horror movie!! Let's gooooo broo!!!

[@carolinedoyle7236]

This was the first movie that terrified me as a kid. Great reaction as always. This was Johnny Depp's first acting role 😊

[@dalevintage]

There are many theories, but after you watch the entire series, including Freddy vs Jason...you might be interested in watching Never Sleep Again: The Elm st Legacy. It's the definitive making of doc. Very thorough and fun!

[@randeecarreno4289]

Great reaction! 😊 "One, two Freddy's coming for you." This is one of my all-time favorite horror movies. 1:00 Yep. This was Johnny Depp's very first movie. And his character gets one of the most gursom deaths in this whole movie. Fun Fact: 19:10 - 19:38 There's an extended scene of this scene where it's revealed that Nancy, Glenn, Tina, and Rod all had a sibling that Freddy had killed. Nancy is one of my favorite heroines of this movie franchise. 25:45 This is the jump scare that gets me all the time no matter how many times I watch this movie. LOL! I very highly recommend checking out the rest of the "Nightmare on Elm Street" movies at some point. Especially "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors" and "Wes Craven's A New Nightmare". Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊

[@daydreamer3691]

Fun fact: Wes Craven got the inspiration for this movie from a real life story about a bunch of kids suffering the same thing they were all dying in their sleep from having extreme nightmares and the inspiration for Freddy Kruger came from 3 things 1. a bully from his school during his youth, 2. a disfigured homeless man who had frightened him when he was 12, and 3. the song "Dream Weaver" by Gary Wright.

[@TheMoviePlanet]

12:40 It's not a question of financial risk. _A Nightmare on Elm Street_ cost just over one million dollars to make. Compare that to the big films of the same year, like _Ghostbusters_ ($25 million), _Beverly Hills Cop_ ($13 million) or _Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom_ ($28 million) and it's clear that _Nightmare_ was a pretty low budget effort. So the issue is that, outside of horror, American studios don't really make many lower budget movies anymore.

[@thecocoacouch]

That’s exactly what I said 😭 they don’t take risks on new actors much anymore TODAY because of the high budget films today. They can’t make that kind of financial risk now.

[@TheMoviePlanet]

@@thecocoacouch Ah, got it, In thought you meant that this was a big film at the time.

[@jaredwiggins539]

@@thecocoacouch whatever Freddy Krueger did 2 kill Glen near the end of this film you're probably better off not knowing based on judging from the amount of blood that/which literally came flying out of his own bed without his (Glen's) body/corpse!

[@unitedstatesofbecky]

But that's the point - they were so sleep deprived they couldn't stay awake any more; that's why they kept nodding off.

[@MDFMKisKMFDM]

what you need to realize about A Nightmare on Elm Street so that it actually makes sense is that the entire film is Wes Cravens (the creator and director) nightmare not Tina's or Nancy's dreams and this is what Nancy actually realizes in her mothers room at the end... all the characters are part of Wes's Dream

[@legendary6890]

13:29 "I can't do Insects..." - Arachnophobia is your movie then. Like your reactions.

[@adrianhempfing2042]

Yes please for Arachnophobia

[@sathvamp1]

Something with 8 or more legs is not an insect ;) 8 legs arachnid, not insect. 32+ legs = centipede etc but none of the above. All are "arthropods" though.

[@sathvamp1]

@@adrianhempfing2042 Something with 8 or more legs is not an insect ;) 8 legs arachnid, not insect. 32+ legs = centipede etc but none of the above. All are "arthropods" though.

[@legendary6890]

@@sathvamp1 I now that, but i put them into same subgenre of horror movies. They all have to many legs.

[@legendary6890]

"Know"

[@TypoPrincessAbby]

This is my favorite horror movie. So glad you watched it. 💜

[@pendorran]

Johnny Depp was a breakout TV star at this time. The original '21 Jump Street'.

[@keyblademasterclark]

Hey Oscar, here's a fun fact for you. The guy that Robin and Nancy interviewed in Stranger Things is the guy who plays Freddy Krueger.

[@SkidmoreTx]

I was seven when I first watched it and the fountain of blood scene was engraved in my mind, I became obsessed with Freddy 😂

[@adrianhempfing2042]

The movie just gave me Nightmares and Not want to sleep as a child lol

[@lolaandloki7450]

You should watch The Dead Zone. It's more thriller than horror but has great story lines 👌 🎉😂❤

[@everyonelovesmajima]

I always love talking about this film but right away I'm impressed that someone saw the words "introducing Johnny Depp" and didn't say "oMG iS ThIs ONe oF hIs FIRst MovIES?!"

[@mikemorrison4125]

Another great video Oscar. You always do a super job. Always proud of you and love your reactions to these classic scary movies😊 Have a great day.

[@LucyBogacheva]

For the first time since I was 16-17 years old, I decided to see at least a reaction to this classic horror movie. I couldn't sleep for a week and never watched it again. Even now it's creepy, after many years... Johnny started his career with this movie. It is very symbolic, given the characters of his characters))

[@Dougwarren69]

"Kiss From A Phone", isn't that a Seal tune?😊 Cheers on another great reaction, good times watching a freaky flick from back in the day. You're just too much fun to hang out with virtually. 🎬☮️ PS, Johnny's fashion statement in that scene is called the half shirt, very popular back in the 80s. I miss my MTV.

[@llorona7847]

“Say goodbye to your mom, you’re about to die.” Best line ever!

[@Jay-gurl]

Freddy can only attack you not in your sleep, but your dreams. As stupid as it sounds, just don't dream and your safe. It's even a plot point in later sequels where there is a drug that prevents dreaming. But there are actually nature drugs now that do stop dreams. Alcohol for examples stops REM sleep and thus, you'd be fine. Pot too stops dreaming and people who use it heavily but than quit say they experience the most vivid and unsettling dreams they ever had. So well you can't stay awake forever, you can beat Freddy but not dreaming. It's a shame the films never tried to explore these facts

[@Knightowl1980]

At 43yo I still have nightmares of this movie or at least Freddy. And everytime I watch this film it takes me about a week to not see him in my dreams. I love the concept of this movie

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

You’ll notice a common theme in 1980’s teen slasher flicks, the parents are usually irrelevant, absent or dumb and the lead is usually a female. That was one thing I loved about Stranger Things other than the nostalgia, they made the kids, teens and adults smart! Oh and they named a character Nancy!😂, I immediately thought of this movie which was my childhood favorite. Great reaction 👏🏻

[@ericjette2435]

I heard or read something somewhere that NOES is about how parents don't listen to their kids, but they should. As someone who grew up in the 70s and 80s, I relate strongly to that.

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

@@ericjette2435 yep! All I heard growing up was “Children should be seen and not heard!” And as a kid I never really thought much about it, I just figured that I was being annoying. Now I see, and that’s a pretty messed up saying 😂

[@lees1328]

Love your reaction. I really hope that you continue the series. I really think you will enjoy the majority of them.

[@drockherb2073]

I’d love it if you’d watch all the #ANOES but if not at least the Heather Langenkamp ( aka Nancy ) movies which are N1 N3 and Wes Craven’s New Nightmare 🙏🏼 And you were pretty spot on It was Wes of Bob Shay they said the ending was the dream still and everything up until that point was all a nightmare and when it cut that that that was beginning of it all happening again

[@gwen3316]

Glad you liked the movie, the 1, the 3 and the 7 are the best, the 3rd has the best kids, the 7 has a whole meta subtext that announces what craven will do with Scream, the 2nd one is only noticeable for its gay subtext, which was pretty rare in the 80's. Hope you'll enjoy them

[@neilmcdonald9164]

Don't forget the lead characters have not slept for days by time Glenn dies to avoid falling into Fred's domain🎩

[@nortski78]

I remember seeing that Jonny Depp death scene for the first time when I was about 10yo and it gave me terrible nightmares for months.

[@janecrow1122]

Please watch Benny and Joon for a young, quirky Johnny Depp. Thanks for sharing this. Peace, all 💕 edit to add: love your use of Far Out ❤️

[@markcall1982]

I think Depps jersey shirt is so short if cos they wear it over the pads in football practice. or it just keeps him Cooler looking.

[@marlainalindsey3279]

Great reaction sweetie! This movie has always scared the mess out of me!

[@jasonrobinson5670]

I always interpreted the end as, she went to sleep after being awake a week and just never woke up.

[@dizzynikki5912]

PLZ.. Keep in mind.. This is one of the first ( not first but first of my gen. ) villains in a horror movie that actually talked.. Think about it.. Between Leatherface, Michael & Jason.. Not only did he talk first, he was a clever smart-ass..

[@chasingbirds3073]

I saw this in the theater on opening night at a midnight show with a bunch of friends in high school. I was 18. I dont think i slept for a week after this movie, lol.

[@kharma7755]

Fun fact: Johnny Depp was accompanying his friend to the audition for the role of Glen and somehow ended up getting the role himself. Talk about divine providence.

[@85michelle7]

I heard that was it was or a producer showed his daughter pictures of guys and she picked out Johnny Depp for his good looks? Not sure about how that came about though to begin with

[@ericjette2435]

@@85michelle7 Yes, Wes Craven showed pictures to his daughter (or daughters? I can't remember) and she/they likes Johnny Depp. Wes was a bit surprised because one of the main things that he remembered about Johnny was that he had nicotine stains on his fingers. (He's been a chain smoker since age 12. It's amazing he's aged as well as he has and--as far as I know--has not yet developed heart and/or lung disease.)

[@adventuresinlaurenland]

Yes the actors were young, but they were in their 20s, no financial risk 😂

[@XRakxXRaknasan]

This was Johnny depps first movie after this, then through out the 80s he was in the tv show 21 jump street and couldnt be in any other projects becuase of the contract or whatever he didnt know that till after signing it till think 5 seasons in 21 jumpstreet or Well till the 90s he got out, and didnt want to be in tv show just movies to do movies but was just stuck. Theres a lot more to the story thats just what i rember

[@samanthatomcat]

If you enjoy remakes, I actually really liked the 2010 remake of Nightmare On Elm Street. I'd love to see a reaction for that one!

[@markcarpenter6020]

The ending is simple. She never actually woke up and pulled Freddy into reality. Her beating Freddy was all a dream.

[@avaria1538]

You gotta check out the original The Texas Chain Saw Massacrec(1974) while you’re on a spooky/scary classics kick.

[@dizzynikki5912]

New Line Cinema.. The House That Freddy Built..

[@christopherb501]

16:00 If you want see the two concepts mesh, second episode of Rick & Morty.

[@maxulic]

24:03 I know right, I swear the inspiration for Home Alone came from Nightmare on Elm Street!

[@Stuart2554]

Please please please watch the sequels, particularly number 3 which is almost a direct follow on from this one

[@jeremiahrose4681]

I remember at high school football games (American) people would be wearing Freddy Krueger stuff. Plus this is an amazing movie, the rest ....fun but cheezie. Top ten on my horror list, but I'm not a horror fan.

[@jcarlovitch]

I forgot there once was a time when Johnny Depp didn't wear 15 scarves around his neck.

[@katiepooh2137]

Great reaction and review!! ❤❤❤

[@dizzynikki5912]

Wes Craven also did Scream

[@neilmcdonald9164]

The teacher actress is in the Insidious films🎩

[@Potionsmaster]

You need to watch The Changeling (1980), you would love it

[@user-vm3li7ul9x]

I have the whole collection of these. I hope you continue. Another good one to watch is Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho.

[@christopherdoyle80]

Fantastic reaction! Lol. Subscribed!

[@bretalleman9352]

the boy in the class is daryl hannahs brother

[@johnraymondponce7783]

#1 & #3 are the best

[@Dragon_5th-Regeneration]

You should watch Freddy vs. Jason. It’s dumb, but fun lol (it’ll fit right in for the spooky responses season)

[@ericjette2435]

Yes, but only after Oscar has watched the first 2 or 3 Friday the 13th movies.

[@Dragon_5th-Regeneration]

@@ericjette2435 just the first two… after that it gets……….. too imaginative lol

[@Doglover79586]

My very first ever horror movie I ever watched I was only 4 years old this movie made me a horror fanatic

[@sathvamp1]

I actually saw this for the first time before I started drinking coffee (and I am indeed a coffee drinker now lol).

[@hennakettunen8755]

Yassss, another classic, a definite MUST to watch time and again. 😛😛😛

[@EbunFloww]

Ah I love this film. Great reaction

[@peggypieters661]

At some point watch the 1974 Black Christmas; it is a cult classic. Do get the original 1974 and not the remake; the original stars Olivia Hussey who was Juliet in 1968 classic and best, Romeo and Juliet. It really makes you think. Hey, you are making it through these and so as I said with my Halloween comment, I watch them through you and that is enough to satisfy my curiosity. Good job.👍👍

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Oscar! 😨 #TheCocoaCouch #WesCraven #ANightmareOnElmStreet #ANightmareOnElmStreet1984

[@robertg7396]

This was Johnny Depp's first movie. Back in 1984. He was 21yo

[@dizzynikki5912]

Great Reaction..

[@hennakettunen8755]

Why not watch The Company of Wolves, from 1984? Another quirky, scary(ish) movie off mainstream. One of my favourites, and not as well known as Freddy & co.

[@the0peratoR]

I watch these videos just to hear him say "far out"

[@Keepitgreasy11]

Watch all of them and all your answers are in 🎬📽Never Sleep Again ; The Elm Street Legacy 🎥🎞 enjoy This is one of my all time favorites movies ANOES

[@penguin50279]

if you haven’t seen it a great animated movie is “the prince of egypt” 1998

[@stephaniecabrera9396]

A Nightmare On Elm Street 2

[@PrismaticController]

"I'm your boyfriend now, Oscar" 📞 👅 😆

[@MrCoggibird]

Are we going to be doing anymore Nightmare On Elm St movies???

[@secrets.295]

You should watch The Descent. Its not that scary & I think u will like it.

[@secrets.295]

I think u should watch The Descent for Halloween. Its not that scary, dont worry

[@aragon77]

Watch Wes Craven 's New Nightmare. Skip the other sequels.

[@hyperhippo18]

First off watch the rest of the serious but Namcy is only apart of this amd the third til what you must watch which is The New Nightmare which is the last best wes craven freddy movies

[@derdj.p0740]

Can you do a reaction to the lives of others? It’s a great movie, however I don’t think many people have seen it yet, which I think is a shame.

[@85michelle7]

I think to get answers you need to watch the third movie, dream warriors

[@LupusLifestyle]

I'm your boyfriend now, Nancy. I should date a Nancy so I can say that to her! 😭

[@elizaveta_kataya]

So you have seen inception and stranger things 😢