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A Nightmare on Elm Street!!
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Directed by : Wes Craven (1939 ‑ 2015)
Stars : Johnny Depp , Heather Langenkamp , Robert Englund , John Saxon (1936 ‑ 2020)
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Fun fact: This was Johnny Depp's film debut! 💜
Also the original 21 jump street
As many times I watch this movie I never know that was Johnny Depp that's crazy
i like Johnny in Cry Baby, v fun film imo
That ain't fun
doesn't it literally say "introducing johnny depp" in the opening credits?
"Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" is the perfect song to sing before watching "A Nightmare on Elm Street".
We need more videos of her singing 🤷♂️
They both came out in 1984
Lol, I didn't even think about that, I was enjoying her pretty singing voice 🤣
Wes Craven's creativity went absolutely wild in this one. The man was most definitely a legend for a reason.
He almost made a Doctor strange movie in the 80s
@resevoirdude92 Yes absolutely he was a master of Horror and this was his brainchild which introduced an iconic character in the form of Freddie Kruger
i 'm an avid horror fan and i like how well Wes Craven builds suspense and created a heroine you can root for .
He's also one of the few Horror directors who 's actually gained respect from mainstream audiences and critics alike .
RIP Wes Craven 🙏
Yessss Wes was a genius for Scream as well, he did 1,2,3, and 4 in that franchise. He and John Carpenter are my fave horror directors EVER
It's a shame that they overrode his creativity with that stupid ending that he hated for undermining the primary idea of the film about fear being something reliant on our attendance to it. He called it cheap 1960s style cliche, probably motivated by turning the movie into a franchise.
Wes Craven is legit. The scene where the snake comes out of her mouth. Pure horror. Brilliant. He’s a genius.
Mom wasn't a thief.
Lol 80s interior door knobs just had a hole you pushed a sharp tip in to unlock em.
They still do....
@@jeetkunedoatlanta2464some do. I was shocked my doors that lock in my apartment need actual keys.
Just like today's ones. 😂
No, I mean you only had to push legit ANYTHING sharp into the hole, it would pop and unlock with pressure. My houses built since 2000 have a flat-tipped "key" you have to insert and twist.
Not only was this Johnny Depp’s first movie, but he attended the audition with Jackie Earle Haley, the actor who played Freddy in the 2010 remake. Depp drove Haley to the audition and the producers, upon seeing Depp, asked him to audition, and he got the role of Glen over Haley.
This was one hell of a way to start an incredible movie career.
Note to self - don't drive to an audition with a movie star good looking friend
Honestly Johnny wanted to be a rock star instead of a movie star
I did not know that.
@@skylaquinn219 -Yep. In fact, he was on his way to band practice when he drove Haley to his audition.
Robert Englund always absolutely steals the whole show in these movies as Freddy! 💜
Mere seconds earlier: Introducing Johnny Depp
Subsequently: "Is that Johnny Depp?" and "That's not Johnny Depp."
😂😂😂
Fun Fact: The joke behind 15 year old Nancy Thompson (Heather Langenkamp) looking in the mirror and saying, "God, I look like I'm 20" is because she actually was when she made this movie.
Another Fun Fact: This is Johnny Depp's first movie.
Also, Fred "Freddy" Krueger (Robert Englund) performance was so popular, as the series progressed he was allowed to add his own flavor to it and he intentionally added a strange humor to the character, giving him some pretty memorable one-liners. It became something that viewers looked forward to. So, actually there was some intentional humor and that helped make the series popular.
fun fact: this film was inspired by something called Hmong sleep deaths, from Sudden Nocturnal Death Syndrome. All these young healthy Asian men were dying in their sleep..I think it's due to a gene among the people..something with schizophrenia..but those people thought it was an evil spirit. I didn't articulate that well, but either way, it's crazy and scary.
Literally nobody fucking cares you’re not in school anymore no one’s gonna give you a pat on the head
I figured the actress was older than her character, given certain scenes. Hollywood tends to do that alot though. Also, Freddy's one liners are some of the best in the horror genre.
@@wheelmanstanActually the reason for the Sudden Unexplained Nocturnal Death Syndrome was psychosomatic. It was like a reverse of the placebo effect. The immigrants were from a very spiritual society, and when someone suffered from Sleep Paralysis, they legitimately and sincerely believed that it was due to being stalked by a demon. Back home they would send for a witch doctor who would perform an exorcism to drive off the demon. But that wasn't an option in America, so the pattern nightmares got worse and worse until the victims belief in the demon eventually killed them.
@Cadinho93 actually it was the writers who wanted Freddy Krueger to be "more witty". Robert Englund may have added a little bit to Freddy's personality in Part 2 and maybe Part 3, but it was the writers that decided to go overboard with it in the later instalments. I have actually met Robert Englund at a fan convention, and he told me that he wanted to keep Freddy scary, but it was the studio executives and the writers that kept giving him bad puns and one liners in the sequels. A quip here and there is one thing. Not being able to open your mouth without saying something "funny" is something else entirely.
*first kill*
Hannah: “ this is an actual blood bath.”
Us who know: just you wait …. 😎😎😎
That big blood splatter was the 2nd worst thing to happen on Depp's bed.
The first was obviously not being able to hear Miss Nude America.
💩
Lol... that really made me laugh. :)
Nightmare On Heard’s Sheets…
@@everyonelovesmajima I meant something else xD
in 1976 Robert Englund was up for the role of Luke Sywalker but he didn't do well in the audition and wasn't really interested in doing some SciFi fantasy pic, so he suggested one of the guys (and fellow struggling actor) sharing their apartment go for it. He did. Yes, Mark Hamill.
So, we owe Freddy Krueger for Luke Skywalker. 😳😳😳 We owe everything to horror, don't we?
I always thought that Nancy realizes at the very end of the movie that it is her mother's dream that she is in, not hers. Nancy has defeated Freddy at this point, so he can't come after her in Nancy's, or her friend's dreams. The sequence with the car is Freddy simply moving Nancy and her friends out of the picture, so he can then proceed to attack one of the people he really hates, Nancy's mom.
Nancy's shouts of "Mother!" is our heroine desperately trying to get her mom to wake up from the dream before Freddy gets her.
Part 2 of the franchise does give the audience one, brief line of dialogue about the final fate of Nancy's mom.
How is that possible if her mom died. Didn't Nancy pull him out the dream and he killed the mom
How is that possible when Freddy was pulled out the dream and he kills the mom. So how would the mom be dreaming? I see another comment where someone says the dream looks pleasant bec Nancy's bf told her think of a pleasant dream and Freddy will disappear but the dream goes to show it didn't work and he's still not defeated
I like how Ash says it wasn't scary, and we have a whole generation of people who couldn't sleep after watching this movie.
It's not the same to first reactions these days, if they're too young they don't get the references or realize how much tech we didn't have yet. I'm always amazed when people don't even have a clue of what these movies are about. NoES, Halloween, Friday the 13th... I get you might not have seen it yet but how have you not even heard of it or anything? Still surprises me
The experience is different if you see it in the theater first.... Also having to make comments etc. for the sake of a reaction video will affect the viewing experience.
@@kimberlyjeanne9456 Younger people still to a large degree are interested in 80's horror movies (Halloween is '78 but close enough) and they still work fairly well I would say... Yeah the reactors in this video do dismiss the movie to a degree but it clearly held their interest. Also it's pretty widely believed by ALL generations that practical special effects were best in the 80's and 90's. Also, stuff shot in real film in the 80's looks a lot better than the digital photography of today.
@@kimberlyjeanne9456 He said the exorcist was scary so I don't think it has to do with tech advancement but depends on the person. I've seen another young person watch this and they were scared😂
Fear is SO individualistic. Some people are more scared of killers, others supernatural, cult or mob mentality, aliens, government, etc. I know it has to be very specific for me to be scared.
I was forced to watch IT, then the second IT, then the original IT, then read IT because people kept telling me, "OK, this one will scare you," lol. Am I gonna follow a man in a sewage drain? No. But I am not phased by clowns, lol. Some people are very afraid of them because of their ambiguity, Gacy, or Stephen King.
I really liked the original Scream because it waa mostly a mystery. I was only "afraid" of Ghostface when they took off the masks and it was people she knew and loved. Ick 😂 But a lot of kids I knew growing up found Ghostface to be the scary part.
That first kill is probably my favorite kill in the whole franchise, and they did it with a fixed camera in a spinning-room, so it looks like Tina is being dragged around the room but the room is actually spinning and the actress is just rolling herself around. That was a ground-breaking effect at the time and several movies have used the same trick since.
This movie is loosely based on real cases where people have actually died on their sleep, which is pretty scary if you ask me.
They spoofed this movie in an episode of The Simpsons Treehouse Of HOROR, where Groundskeeper Willie comes back to seek revenge against the parents of Springfield, by killing their children, in their dreams.
Elise from Insidious plays Nancy's teacher when she falls asleep in class.
She's also the sister of New Line Cinema head Bob Shaye, hence why she's in a lot of New Line movies.
@@xavvi Bob himself shows up, from time to time. Several times in this series alone.
@@danielallen3454 yeah I specifically remember him in New Nightmare and I want to say NOES 2?
@@xavvi Yeah. 2, 4, and Final Nightmare in cameos. New Nightmare for one scene as himself.
Glenn - "Yeah, Nancy, I had a bad dream too. I dreamed I was an undercover police officer at a local high school in that investigated potential drug rings going on. I believe the task force was called 21 Jump something. Strange"
"Knives for hands? Scissors seem so much more practical."
22:18. They cut the scene showing how Nancy stays awake. She eats instant coffee out of the jar and washes it down with Jolt cola, and diet pills. In the early 90s they removed any remnant of that scene from all copies of the movie because kids were trying it to stay up all night to study, and dying.
The full reaction is probably on their Patreon
Tina's death has stuck with me since I was 10
Who's Tina?
@@MiArcangel the blonde who was thrown around the room. Floatin n shit
Lmfao
So when this movie was released I was 12 years old my bedroom was next to the furnace room in the basement, separated by a door without a door knob...
Talk about losing sleep...😜
Wait why was your bedroom in the basement? 😂
Loved this movie as a kid, still fantastic. Nancy is such a badass, active protagonist, especially in an era where nearly all the female leads in slasher horror were just helpless and screaming the whole time.
This has always been a false narrative. The first final girl from Friday the 13th literally took the head off the bad guy at the end. The second one dressed as Jason's mother before delivering the fatal blow. Most of them were always capable and took the big bad villain at the end. And Nancy was indeed smart and badass.
Like any normal child, I taped steak knives to my fingers.
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 The trope is that they're useless until the very end when they beat the villain. In Friday The 13th, Alice spends the entire time running around screaming until the final confrontation. Similar deal in Psycho, several Friday sequels, Halloween, Prom Night, Texas Chainsaw and several others.
Nightmare On Elm Street is pretty unique in that it (along with Alien) is one of the few slasher movies of the era that shows the female protagonist actively fighting against the villain throughout rather than just trying to run for their life.
@@tortoiseoflegends4466 When a psycho monster is after you, you scream and run in fear. It doesn't make you useless! You wait till your survival instinict kicks in. The only reason Nancy did not run in fear is cause she was stuck in a dream! She could not run! lol At the end of the day, ALL these ladies defeated the villain with their smarts.
I love the way Wes messes with the audience:
People: "That was a scary movie. Let's fall asleep fast."
Wes in Nightmare: "It would be funny if falling asleep was scary af."
People: "Nightmare is scary af. Luckily, it's just a movie"
Wes in New Nightmare: "Do you know what would be funny?"
Not only is this Johnny Depp’s first film but he never had acting experience before while sleeping on nicolas cage’s couch and stealing sandwiches from 711 and he only got this role because the teen daughter of the director voted for him
And as they say the rest is history
@@redwolf6407 I know that’s right ;)
Been in love since 21 Jump Street even though he hated it and hated being a teen idol 😂
"it's like the Texshash Chainshaw Mashacre"
"What? You sounded like Sean Connery when you said that"
I cracked up way too much at that lol
14:52 No, she's watching The Evil Dead. Or, more exactly, she's watching the original trailer for The Evil Dead.
Ah yes the classic film “the texash chainshaw mashaccre” 😂
Shtarring the horror icon Leatherfache
One thing to keep in mind is that this film came out like 40 years ago so everything was “Practical Effects” with only a few tiny exceptions.
Also as Ash pointed out “THE CONCEPT” was unlike anything before it which is why even 40 years later people who are just now discovering this movie are “Shook” by the idea of being hunted down in your Dreams.
Everyone NEEDS to Sleep and in your Dreams anything can happen.
We’ve all had those dreams where you are trying to run but it’s like you are running in thick mud, or you try and punch but you either just land glancing blows that do no damage OR your hits are Pillow soft.
I was born in 1972 and I grew up watching movies like The Exorcist which I saw when I was like 6-7 years old, Saw “The Thing” when I was 11 saw “Night of the Living Dead” when I was 12
And saw this film when I was like 13-14 years old.
Horror movies have always been one of my favorite genres of movies and THIS MOVIE was a GAME CHANGER!
Man Freddy was so iconic in the 80s. His striped sweater, hat, and claws were so original and instantly recognizable. Despite being the bad guy, he was a huge hit with us kids. Tons of clothing and merchandise everywhere.
Wes Craven was inspired to write a Nightmare on Elm Street-based cases of Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome (SADS), formerly known as SUNDS-Sundden Unexplained Nocturnal Death Syndrome, which happened to most healthy Southeast Asian minorities that appeared in the newspaper where Craven was exposed to. The name Freddy Krueger was based on a bully, while the iconic hat was worn by a drunken man who frightened a young Craven.
I have never heard "knob end" or "plonker" before in my life. I get not only symbolisms, but also high culture.
I'm very disapponted about Ash didn't recognize John Saxon (Nancy's father), from the Bruce Lee's "Enter the Dragon" movie. 😂
I did it’s on the Patreon edit 😂
"Jungle man fix Jane" was a reference to Edgar Rice Burroughs Tarzan books and the films based on them. John Clayton was a child who was lost in the jungle but was raised by apes and takes the name "Tarzan". Later he meets a young woman who is lost in the jungle named Jane. They then have a romance that drives most of the stories as most of them involve following Jane and rescuing her from various dangers.
Just shook my head when they didn't get that refrence 😂 They need to watch "Greystoke the Legend of Tarzan" at some point, haha
Yep, Glen was played by the one and only Johnny Depp in his movie debut. Talk about one hell of way to start an amazing career. Also, Hannah has a beautiful singing voice.
THE ENDING EXPLAINED: Nancy remembered what her boyfriend told her: "change your nightmare into a happy dream and the monster will disappear", so Nancy dreamed her mom is alive, her boyfriend and friends are alive, and they go for a happy ride in the convertible... but Freddy reoccurs and takes the mom, meaning the happy dream doesn't really get rid of the monster.
Didn’t Wes craven hate that ending because he didn’t want it to be a franchise but new line wanted more movies
It was meant to be a dream all along until that part outside the house where it's a real life happy end with Nancy's friends alive and well but the producer Robert Shaye changed it to that wierd twisted ending against Wes Craven's wishes so as more movies could be made.
New Line Cinema is referred to as the house that Freddy built for this reason.
Unfortunately, you've read more into it then is merited. It represented studio executives writing in a cheap twist ending that was fully objected to by Wes Craven because it negated the whole central idea of the film.
wrong
Welcome to the internet where people make shit up and just say it as fact.
Nancy's dad was played by John Saxon, who, it was mentioned, was also in Enter the Dragon. He also held his own as a teen idol in the 50's, often playing the bad boy girls can't resist.
I love that Ash and Hannah went into this without knowing anything at all about Freddy or how he goes after people in their dreams. Their realization of it all was great. Especially with Tina's death. Like wtf is happening?! 😂 And I have to agree with Hannah about the sound Freddy's claws make. I haaaaate it! Lol
I can't believe they had no idea who Freddy Krueger is, I envy them so much 😅
Yeah it's crazy especially when he's consider one of the top horror villains ever lol Freddy, Jason or Michael Myers
chuckyyyyy
But when the name was said Hannah said she heard that name before. Plus for various reasons they may not be so familiar with the villain such as age and exposure to American horror. I believe Hannah never really watched much films before this channel esp horror
Ash has to remember this movie was made on a shoestring budget and was basically the make-or-break film for a relatively tiny and then-unheard of studio named New Line Cinema. It was innovative as fuck and accomplished more with less money than many of the movies that would come after. That you think it could have been better has probably been influenced by you seeing a million other things that stole from it afterwards
They aren't well versed in movie history. The movie on it's initial release was considered by both audiences and critics to be several steps above typical low budget horror fare.
Wes Craven was a professor at Clarkson University where I live in northern NY. He mentioned that Freddies face was inspired by pizza from a local pizzeria. One of the ongoing debates in Potsdam NY is whether it was a slice from Josies or Sergies pizzeria.
Freddy Krueger was my mom's (may she rest in peace) worst childhood fear. Next to that, it was jack o' lanterns and Rabbits. (She got nipped as a kid by a bunny and never got over it.) 💜
Hannah with them vocals! Never misses
I was 9 when this originally came to theaters and my dad took me to see it. I was terrified for weeks. Haha
lol is this something parents normally did back then? Cause my dad sat me down in front of the tv when I was 5 or 6 so I could watch these, I still remember. They didn’t scare me but I think it’s wild that he let me watch these as a lil tot. 😅
Fun Fact: The writer and Director of A Nightmare On Elm Street(1984) Wes Craven is the man who directed Scream 1-4.
The teacher was played by Lin Shaye who also played Elise from Insidious
And New Line Cinema's head honcho, Bob Shaye's, sister.
The Landlady in Kingpin (1996), dog kissing roommate, Magda, in There's Something About Mary (1998).
Just recently saw Robert Englund (the actor that plays Freddy) at Houston Comicpalooza two days ago
Nice guy
7:30 -- Freddy stretching the wall like that was a ground-breaking special effect back in the 80s.. A combination of lighting and practical effect along with a brilliantly designed set.
The movie Nancy was watching was the original Evil Dead from 1981. It was a callback to the fact in the original Evil Dead they had a "the Hills have Eyes" poster in the background, one of Wes Cravens films. Sam Raimi and Wes Craven had a sort of joke running between them where they would add little things from each others films in their own, so in the second Evil Dead, there's a Freddy glove hanging inside the work shed. It's a cute little thing in the horror community
Jungle man fix Jane is a Tarzan reference. Also, speaking of Depp. You need to watch What's Eating Gilbert Grape with Depp and a REALLY young Leo.
Fun fact: american bathroom doors have a tiny hole for a paperclip to unlock in case of emergencies.
Fun fact: you dont get to choose shoes or no shoes while in a dream.
I just released that Nancy from Stranger things was probably called Nancy because of this movie😅😮😮
And Nancy just met Robert Englund in S4 of ST. S4 was all a big homage to NoES with the nightmares of Vecna. He even had one huge hand with long fingers. The NoES poster with the clawed hands over her face is like what Vecna did to his victims.
My all time favorite franchise, I can't take that much happiness and can't wait to watch all Hannah's jumpy reactions and all the gagging no-necks.
I was a 17 year old projectionist when this came out, I watched it the night before it came out, after hours in an empty theater..best movie experience ever.
That is Johnny, at once upon a time Johnny was young
This movie is a whole vibe and was a horror movie game changer
This is one of the best horror characters ever created. The knife scraps are such a trigger for so many people, which just adds to hits character.
The actor John Saxon ( Nancy Dad) was also in Enter the Dragon.
The dialogue about “Jungle man and Jane” is an allusion to Tarzan, you guys 😂
You folks seem to keep forgetting they are in the dream world... hence no shoes and clean/quite streets lol
This movie ranked at #17 in the 100 scariest movie moments on Bravo, cool reaction as always Ash & Hannah, you both take care and have a nice day
@22:20- ''Where's the blood flow?'' Ten seconds later, Glenn becomes a geyser! There you go! Lol!
Love that the one time Ash actually trusts Hannah’s (correct) judgement on an actor is the time she doesn’t believe it herself.
Wow.
Nancy's teacher was the nasty Landlord in Kingpin.
😝🤮
What is it about good sex that makes ya have to crap?
I always appreciate Hannah's talent at singing! Thank you for reacting to ANOES, guys! :) xx
JUST TRUST ASH, This is awesome! I subscribed because I want to see more!
Fun fact: The convertible top wasn't supposed to come down that fast, that was their genuine reaction.
The Childs Play (Chucky the killer doll) franchise is probably my favorite of the classic slasher movies, next to the Halloween movies. I do have a soft spot for Scream, though. 💜
I love all of those franchises too, Chucky and Michael are my favorite killers. Scream is just nostalgia times 10.
chucky and freddy are top tier
"Johnny's nightmare was Amber Heard." Ooooooosh! Yes, Ash! Symbolism! 😂😂😂
Fun fact: during the Glen (Johnny Depp)kill scene the crew turned the bedroom set upside down, although everything in the room was nailed into place, the room itself was not mechanical and crew members had to hold it in place on both sides, Craven himself was strapped into a camera chair. When the blood hit the lights, it immediately electrocuted the crew members who were pouring the "blood"
It is Johnny Depp and this is the movie that opened all the doors for him.
Speaking of Johnny Depp, I'm just wondering, are you two beautiful individuals gonna continue the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise? 💜 🙏
The house Nancy lives in is a real house. It sold in 2022 for 2.98 million.
13:20 Man I got explosive laughter at finger joke, my parents came to my room to check if I am ok
The scariest part of this was Ash not recognizing Ash from Evil Dead 😰😂
You two are so radiant ✨️
ASHHHHHH, HANNAH ......YOU GUYS SHOULD WATCH CRYBABY with Johnny Depp and Ricky Lake and iggy pop and many more ❤ Its hilarious and amazing. came out in 1990
I was 15 when this movie came out. One of the scariest ones out at the time. The audience in the theater was screaming practically the whole time. Fun times!
Wes Craven, the master that he was… Nightmare and Scream are horror movies who changes EVERYTHING
The best ones in the franchise are this one, number 3 and Wes Cravens new nightmare. Nancy is my favorite final girl.
Omg u guys need to watch final destination 3 it’s so funny you’ll love it 😂😂
What is really scary is there is an element of truth to this story. In the late 60s & 70s dozens of otherwise healthy men died in their sleep nearly all of them were from the Hmong people (as featured in Gran Torino) In one of the cases a teenager kept having extreme night terrors and he begged his parents to keep him awake but after 48 hours he fell asleep then the parents were woken by screaming but by the time they got to their sons room he was dead.
There's a 25 minute video on the Scary mysteries channel called Terrifying true origins of your favourite horror movies which covers this and over cases
That singing at the start gave me a smile I needed for a long time.
You guys are relationship goals in person.
I am surprised Ash didn't fanboy over the dad being the gambler from Enter The Dragon. I guess he wore a different hairpiece in each movie and threw off Ash's recognition skills.
Yeah it's wild that he didn't recognize him and that Hannah thought that WASN'T Johnny Depp, like what?? 😂
A Nightmare On Elm Street from the man who created the Scream Franchise.
This film is 40 years old. As a teen who grew up with the Freddy Kruger franchise it was terrifying. Born from the mind of horror master Wes Craven, A Nightmare on Elm Street (NOES) spawned a total of nine films, a television spin-off, multiple novels, and several comic books - grossing almost $500 million worldwide. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) - A 21-year-old Depp landed his FIRST film role in Wes Craven's cult slasher film. As Glen, a teenager whose dreams are haunted by Freddy Krueger, Depp got Hollywood's attention for his bad boy demeanor and brooding good looks. My favourite movie in the franchise was “A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors” (1987). If you get a chance you should watch this one. It got a bit ridiculous towards the end with a “Freddy vs Jason” movie where NOES met Halloween. But they were all really fun movies to watch. Sleep well 😴
1, 2 Freddy’s coming for you
3,4 Better lock your door
5, 6 Grab your crucifix
7, 8 Gonna stay up late
9, 10 Never sleep again…
I have been waiting on yall to react to this movie! 😂 thank you for sharing your videos with us!!
Man Wes Craven made so many hits this and scream are his most memorable but one of his most underrated tbh is the people under the stairs
Awesome reaction of my favorite A Nightmare On Elm Street movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Fun fact: the lady who plays Elise (the medium) in Insidious has a minor role as Nancy’s teacher in this movie.
#3 Dream Warriors is the best, at least in my opinion. It was the first horror movie I saw, late at night while everyone slept. I was very young, and having subsequent nightmares was interesting, in retrospect. I, ironically, came to a similar solution as in Nancy's case. I never had another nightmare again.
I enjoyed the reaction, and I can't wait to see you watch Dream Warriors. Take care and God bless. ✝️
I think Dream Warriors is the highlight of all these films. Such a fun movie.
Nah the first one is the best
@@Stevenroy-Professional-Liarthe first one is the highlight
I'd maybe also say "New Nightmare" is close-ish to the original film.
watch Martyrs 2008
"You absolute plonker" I laughed so hard!
Fun fact for you two: The exterior shots of Nancy and Glenn’s houses are both currently on a street in Los Angeles just as they are in the movie. The number part of the address, 1428 is the same too, they only changed the name to Elm.
Ok, so now you're telling me you never watched this? Even as teenagers on Halloween? I'm starting to think you guys lived under a rock 😂
If not watched they def had to have heard about Freddy. I think they both are 30 so even then you can't tell me they never heard of Freddy who is considered top 1 or 2 villains of all time. It's usually either Freddy or Jason or some might say Michael Myers.
@@user-tk3zl5kp5kExactly, they absolutely know who Freddy Krueger is and how he looks like, they're just acting dumb and faking it for content. Very disappointing to see.
I’m also shocked that they didn’t know Freddy
They heard about him before. No doubt about it.
Come on bro…even if you haven’t seen the movie we know you know who Freddy Kruger is. Stop the 🧢
Who?
The worst part about Freddy is that since he's an evil spirit that lives in dreams, he can't be killed or even captured. He's always going to be out there, always.
Oh the memories of watching this as a teen, I'd see Johnny Depp eating a fast food sandwich, and I'd get a craving for the chicken sandwich that my grandmother's restaurant made and because the restaurant was a little over a mile from my house, I'd pause the movie, call in my order and walk to pick it up and walk back and start the movie and eat my chix sand with Johnny Depp 🤣
17:12 johnny’s nightmare was amber heard 😭😭😭😭
I did a quick scroll down to find if anyone else quoted him!🤣
I hope you all go down the Freddy rabbit hole and maybe even Friday the 13th so we can get a reaction to one of the best horror crossover's ever!
hell yeah
18:54 "you brought back souvenirs" 😂😂
“Look! That is him. That is Johnny!” 😂
I'm sorry, but there is no way anyone isn't familiar with Freddy, no matter how old you are. The character and movies are so engrained in popular culture, it's nigh on impossible to not know. Suppose it makes a better reaction to pretend you have no knowledge though 🙄
I can't help but agree lol