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You Won’t Survive (37 movies items)" Fredric Charles Krueger (also known as Freddy Krueger) Played by: Robert Englund and Jackie Earle Haley From the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise Known powers and weapons: When his victims fall asleep, Freddy comes out to play, with plenty of one-liners to go with his elaborate kills. Primarily played by Robert Englund with gleeful malevolence, Freddy can have devastating effects on the real world as well as the dream one, and his shapeshifting abilities make him even scarier. And h"
Pop Culture Phenomenon Films: 80’s (1542 movies items)" “One, two, Freddy’s coming for you”, and the children of Elm Street, in the small town of Springwood, Ohio. That is unless, a plucky teenage girl, named Nancy can stop him, first. Several people are hunted by a cruel serial killer who kills his victims in their dreams. While the survivors are trying to find the reason for being chosen, the murderer won't lose any chance to kill them as soon as they fall asleep. Critics, had pleasant nightmares after seeing Freddy, and felt that the "
Pop Culture Phenomenon Films: 80’s (1542 movies items)" “One, two, Freddy’s coming for you”, and the children of Elm Street, in the small town of Springwood, Ohio. That is unless, a plucky teenage girl, named Nancy can stop him, first. Several people are hunted by a cruel serial killer who kills his victims in their dreams. While the survivors are trying to find the reason for being chosen, the murderer won't lose any chance to kill them as soon as they fall asleep. Critics, had pleasant nightmares after seeing Freddy, and felt that the "
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Like Freddy Kreuger the film is iconic
“What can I say really about Nightmare on Elm Street. It has been said that it is a horror classic, Freddy Kreuger is iconic and it is an all round great film. I have to say, I agree. Is it a perfect movie? Not quite, the characters are not that well developed, but actually with everything else done so well that is a small gremlin. The film is shot in a non-cheap and atmospheric way with good editing and lighting that is never too dark or dim. The music also helps to enhance the mood without being too obvious, the script is smart, the story is compelling but what Nightmare on Elm Street really succeeds in doing is how it incorporates its scares. There is gore, but it is not used in a cheap and excessive way, and there are some genuinely suspenseful touches. The ending is surprising and very” read more
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Dead Meat Kill Counts (253 movies items)" 4 confirmed deaths 2 men 2 women Running time: 91 mins Number of deaths: 4 Kills per minute: 22.75 min Freddy’s final dream: Wished out of existence. Favourite kill: Glen, who becomes a pool of blood, and Tina who has one of the most memorable deaths ever. Coolest kill: Glen Lantz, his death was messy and brutal. Tina Gray’s comes very close. Lamest kill: Rod Lane, death by strangulation. Survivors: Freddy Krueger, Nancy Thompson and Donald Thompson, the ending however makes things "
Dream Mortal Kombat Combatants (21 movies items)"Why?: Remake version of Freddy, is there. Why not original Freddy?"
My Top 275 Favorite Horror Movies of All Time (275 movies items)" If I can be really honest here, Elm Street is the franchise that began my distaste for the slasher flix, despite that horror is one of my favorite genres when it comes to cinema. The whole Freddy Kruger thing really blew up during the 80's and, in my eyes, became something that showcased a lot of the things that I came to hate about the whole to slasher genre. That said, when I first watched the very Nightmare on Elm Street, even though I didn't adore it like so many movie-goers did at t"
30 From 84: My Favorite Films Of 1984 (30 movies items)" If I can be really honest here, Elm Street is the franchise that began distaste for the slasher flix, despite that horror is one of my favorite genres when it comes to cinema. The whole Freddy Kruger thing really blew up during the 80's and, in my eyes, became something that showcased a lot of the things that I came to hate when it came to slasher flix. That said, when I first watched the very Nightmare on Elm Street, even though I didn't adore it like so many movie-goers did at the time, I"