A Nightmare on Elm Street Deep Dive + Top Horror Villians
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024
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A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET DEEP DIVE
Ty Franck (one half of James S.A. Corey) and Wes Chatham ('Amos Burton' on The Expanse) discuss one of the best 80s horror movies ever made. From the director to the amazing cast there isn't much the guys don't love about this movie except the studio notes / sequels which they also talk about.
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Tony Todd is such a fantastic actor. He elevates everything he is in.
You guys are so entertaining, great stuff
Love your podcast! Just discovered it a few months ago, and I’m catching up.
Just listened to the Stephen King-On Writing episode, and I was so disappointed that you didn’t have Ty and Daniel say in unison, “Goodbye James”.
Awesome timing! Heather Langenkamp was here for the local comic con this weekend.
I am not a fan of horror, but I love Wes and Ty explaining exploring these movies. Thanks, guys!
Has anyone played the Final Girl solo player board games? They’re all based on classic 80’s horror films, they even come in boxes shaped like VHS boxes.
Fear of Clowns 1 and 2 are entertaining direct to video films!!!!
Did I just see Ty in Furiosa, wearing that teeth breathing mask?
now I am looking forward to the Expanse Mad Max crossover 😝 Wes would make a great feral kid gown up in space. I found Furiosa a pretty high octane heroic journey in the revenge arm of the Mad Max saga with all the Fury Road background and Chris was sublime as the off his rocker baddie “that wasn’t hope, it was instinct” 🔥
Look at Stranger Things again and you will recognize Nancy in the kids...even the bedroom.
I loved A Nightmare on Elm Street. I was 14 in 1984 and saw it in the theater with some older cousins. It scared the hell out of me. I'm glad you guys discussed this movie!! 🙂
Tony Todd I know from The Man From Earth. He's very thoughtful and a good friend in that one.
Another great discussion.
I knew you would have to mention the Simpsons. One of the best Treehouse of Horror episodes ever!
46:27 Well plus the song by Dokken
Mr. Frost with Jeff Goldblum is a good horror film!!!
Nightmare is, for me, a fine example of horror comedy.
For those of you who like the Sleep horror you should check out Stephen King and Owen King's book Sleeping Beauty
@50:15 that’s what I always say to people Dr. Loomis knows the danger and the evil that lurks in my opinion you can make the same comparison to Kyle Reese in the first terminator movie he knows how dangerous the terminator and the future is so his intensity makes the terminator character itself scarier which is what the sequels lacked
1984-1985 were possibly the best years for movies ever.
1982-1985.
The Silver Death Sphere in Phantasm used to creep me tf out. Edit: Whoops that was 1979
dream warriors was great, freddy is a little quipy, but not every line ends in bitch. the plotline is great. some acting is subpar, but every kill is top tier
And this might be a hot take but I never took Freddy as being someone who killed people in his Alive Life I took it as him becoming a psychopath after they wrongly accused him and then Revenge happened
Dreamscape and Elm street came out the same year. 84 was into dreams apparently. Also Elm street 3 and 4 are sick, and let's be real...Craven made like 2 kinda good movies, but was great at introducing new concepts, and pushing the genre forward. It's just his execution that's a bit rough in rewatches.
Some of the X-Files monsters make up most of my top five.
But remember because of A Nightmare on Elmstreet we got The Lord of the Rings. There is a direct line from one to the other.
The Tall Man from Phantasm. Hands down. creepy mofo. Cant be beat.
And he won a Grammy.
Seriously, worth the look up.
Have to totally disagree with your takes on the ending. It is perfect in how so out of left field it is. It actually makes sense because NoElm St. is such a surreal experience that it would warrant such an outrageous ending like that. Also that ending is iconic now because it is such a ridiculous take on a jump scare and makes you laugh so hard right after. I do agree that they should never have even bothered to make any more films after this one. It can completely stand on its own and there was no reason for him to continue.
I actually like 3 & 4