A NATMARE ON ELM STREET!! (scared girl watches slasher film)
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Hey guys!
Welcome back to channel and thanks for checking out this video! This NATMARE season was so enjoyable (and only mildly traumatizing) and I'm glad to wrap it up with this old school slasher film!
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Original Movie: A Nightmare on Elm Street
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People forget the importance of “A Nightmare on Elm St.” This movie and it’s sequels were such huge hits that the studio that made the movies literally became a powerhouse film company. This is the same company that made the Lord of the Rings films fifteen years later. New Line Cinema is known as “The house that Freddy built.”
Annndd... they brought johnny depp
Mate every time I told people my name is fredy, up to about 1995, the response was always ‘Freddy Krueger’ . Every single time. Loved it lol! Nearly bought the glove:)
@@fredyscanlan 😄
@@senyum0 YES! I would not be the man I am today in the job that I love if not for Johnny Depp. I was a recent, directionless, nineteen year old high school graduate. I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life until I saw the movie, “Benny & Joon.” Depp’s performance in the park scene cemented it. I wanted to do what he did in the movie. So I became a clown. Honestly I think I was destined to be one, but Depp’s performance was the nudge I needed to set me off. Over my twenty-five years of clowning I’ve made thousands of people happy, met some wonderful people including my soon-to-be wife, and I owe it to Johnny Depp. Who happens to have a fear of clowns.
@@Clownboy15 😉 keep doing what you love man
"Oh God. I look twenty years old."
"you dont."
Morgan Freeman Narator voice: Heather Langenkamp, was indeed, 20 years old.
lol
"Freddy Krueger came from this movie?"
"Why is she in pajamas?"
Wow, you REALLY went into this as blind as possible. lol
Lol, she's faking it
@Dayne Whittecar Maybe I'm cynical, but it makes sense for her to play up the innocence
@@imcallingjapan2178 I know of Freddy, never knew he was from this movie (which I haven't seen either), people react differently to different things, I probably wouldn't have wondered as much to the Pajamas thing as she did, but it seems quite sincere
It's nice seeing someone literally watch this for the first time.
Nat has mentioned that her parents limited her movie/TV watching to non-school nights, but by then she usually had other activities she'd rather do. So she watched few movies growing up.
Natalie: Never ever lock the door when you take a shower!
Everyone: Did she ever watch Psycho?! ^^
OMG YESSSS !!!! Because of Psycho & The Grudge ( US version ) where SMG is showering and the creepy hand pops out of her head ..... if I close my eyes for any more then a minute iIget creeped out
'Manifest a weapon or something." You sound like you're a dream warrior...
Maybe "Spawn" a weapon? 😉
Down the road perhaps?
Dream Warriors is still pretty dope.
@@BritneyBrody I saw it in the theaters. Great song by "Dokken" too. 👍
Thought the same thing
Low key dream warriors is bad ass
Johnny Depp had no plans to be an actor whatsoever before this movie; he was an aspiring rock musician. He went to the auditions with his friend for support and Wes Craven (the director) noticed him and asked if he wanted to give it a shot. The rest is history.
Yup. And to add to the story: Johnny Depp's friend was Jackie Earle Haley, who went on to be cast as Freddy Krueger in the 2010 remake.
It was Craven's daughter who said to cast him
Actually Craven didn't want to give it to him, Craven's daughter did. She had to convince Craven because she thought he was 'dreamy". Also, the friend he went with to the audition to support was Jackie Early Haley oddly enough.
And the reason he became an actor was because one of his friend Nicolas Cage ( yeah that Nicolas Cage) convince him to do some acting.
...now I want Jack Sparrow to meet Freddy Kreuger. Not in a fight, I just want to see which one will be more weirded out by the other.
The reason Wes Craven named this "A Nightmare on Elm Street" is because every town has an Elm Street, and the audience can relate to it. Nice reaction and a few good jump scares.
I just moved to Elm Street
That line (Every town has an Elm Street) is in a later movie.
@@Spidercat616 Too many monsters on Maple? :)
"Can she bring a CHAINSAW into her dream?"
That'd be a prime opportunity to pit Freddy against Leatherface...
_"Scared girl watched slasher film"_
So, you're a... Scaredy-Nat?
Nat: "Oh God.. Nancy is next"
Elm Street fans: *Nancy was not next by any stretch of the imagination*
Tina got Janet Leighed, big time.
Best final girl ever
Although Freddy sure did try like hell to Next her a buncha times lmao
Fun fact. This film is based on a true story. Back in the 1970s there were a series of articles in LA that intrigued a young Wes Craven. A series of Hmong immigrants were found dead in their beds having died in their sleep. They were all young teenagers. They stayed up for days on end saying that if they fell asleep they were going to die. When they fell asleep they did die. This core concept inspired this film. This is also the first major film New Line Cinema made. New Line is nicknamed The House that Freddy Built.
Is "Hmong" something asian? Never heard of it.
@@danilopapais1464 Asian ethnic group in China and Southeast Asia. They are a subgroup of Miao people, and live mainly in southern China, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, and Myanmar.
I only knew about Hmong being from Vietnam and Laos. I looked it up thanks to you. Now I know more.
And the articles are available online: www.nytimes.com/1981/05/10/us/nightmares-suspected-in-bed-deaths-of-18-laotians.html
@@danilopapais1464 So you never saw Gran Torino? Really?
@@kanemighty Not even a clue what it is about.
I love how you relaxed at first, when you thought they were "safe" because it was just a dream/nightmare.
The scene in the basement was originally slightly longer, and the extended portion has Nancy’s mother reveal that when he was alive in the physical world, Freddy had murdered the siblings of Nancy, Tina, Rod, and Glen.
Should of left that in it'll made sense
Right, and I think that's where the tricycle in the later movies actually comes from (though I could be wrong). Originally meant to be Nancy's little sister's bike.
Nat: "They're hiding behind this little teenage boy like he's going to save them."
MB: "This is the tale of Captain Jack Sparrow!"
15:17 "Whoa, how did they do this?"
The room is upside down. The production used this revolving room technique a number of times in this movie to create the illusion.
"I hate centipedes"
Well then. We know what movie she won't be reacting to!
Honestly, that one's better off forgotten. It wasn't even really scary, just surreal and gross.
@@GuukanKitsune agreed! Definitely won’t ever watch it again.
@@GuukanKitsune it’s not even surreal, it just pure crap lol
Wait what do you- ohhhhhhhhhhhh
Nat: "And they are both hiding behind that teenage boy... haha!"
Narrator: "That teenage boy was Johnny Depp."
Damn, I just realized during the reaction. Tim Burton's favorite actor coming from an actual horror, this is so rich!
Freeze frame on Johnny Depp: "You're probably wondering how I got here..."
This is my absolute favorite horror film and this was so much fun watching you experience this movie for the first time, especially with how little you knew about Fred Krugger. There is something oddly satisfying about watching other people watch your favorite films. Your reactions are great and your appreciation for how entertaining these films are validates my own love for them!
"So it just never ends? Is that it??"
Do you know just _how_ many sequels this movie spawned? ha ha!
"When will the nightmare end?!"
8 movies later: well, remains to be seen, doesn't it xD
I think it ended after Freddy Vs. Jason since that was Robert Englund's last official portrayal of Freddy in a movie. Though... until he actually dies, never say never, lol.
"Start lucid dreaming!!"
Nah, they don't figure that out until Part 3.
Yes!
But even then, Freddy was more powerful
I have been able to lucid dream since I was a kid, but it wasn't until the 3rd one that I knew what it was. After practicing for years I can do it in most dreams
We're the dream warriors! Don't wanna dream no more!
Nice spoiler dude!
This movie scared the crap out of me as a kid. It's probably not as common these days, but sleepovers were pretty huge and seeing that movie with that feeling of trying to stay up all night with your friends but slowly losing that battle and being aware of that fact made this terrifying for me.
"Why is she in pyjamas?"
Natalie asking the important questions.
"How did I not know Johnny Depp was in this?"
The movie ends. Nat still didn't know Johnny Depp was in it. Haha He is an acting chameleon after all.
Great video Nat and a fine finale to the Natmare season. Thanks for all the EEEEEEWWWWWWs!
She only knows _Pirates_ Johnny, not _Jump Street_ / _Tiger Beat_ Johnny.
Same thing happened to me when I watched Godfather. I kept looking for Al Pacino.
@@doro626 he's the guy that looks and sounds like al pacino
He couldn't stop here. This is Nat country.
They got the blood fountain effect by simply fixing everything down securely then spinning the room at high speed while pumping out the blood. Simple but very effective. Same goes for the room where Tina fights Freddy across the ceiling. They just tilted the room as they filmed.
Thanks for another great reaction, Natalie X
As a fan of this movie, it was fun watching you experience it for the first time. Your reactions had me laughing, I didn't know I needed that but there it is! Thanks, Nat. That was fun for sure.
"I look 20 years old"
"No you don't"
*Actor is 20 years old*
Thank you. I was going to say this if no one had
lol I was thinking that...Hollywood has kinda messed up what people think High-School kids look like.
@@dtester It's for contracts. If they get minors, they can't keep them past a certain time and they have limited hours
"This is getting too weird"
Oh boy, wait until you see the sequel.
The one with the homoerotic subtext
"YOU have the body, I have the brain...kill for me, Jesse!!!"
Real quick, I'm just at the beginning of this video, but I wanted to say that the reason I love your reaction videos more than anyone else's is that you actually, you know, react to things? So many other "reaction" videos are just people saying, "Wow...oh wow." But you put commentary and your own personal spin and view point on things.
You're the best. Keep being you.
(Goes back to watching the video.)
Nat- "I hate Centipedes!!"
Me- "So your saying you would like to watch the human centipede next?"
Nobody really wants to watch the Human Centipede. It just sort of happens. "What movie are you guys watching?".. "Hey , WTF???!!!!"
I still have managed to avoid that movie.
@@StudlyFudd13 Honestly the movie isn't as bad as people think it is. The gross stuff is gross, but it's far from the only horror movie with gross content in it. (This movie had freddy cut open his chest to reveal green slime-blood and pouring out maggots, for example.) But the villain and his motivations are legitimately creepy, and make it a pretty decent horror movie. Everyone I've ever talked to about the movie will rebut with "You are a gross person for liking the movie." It has a weiiiird stigma about it, it's not all that out of line for your average horror movie. If you like horror movies, it's worth a watch, it's not any more fucked up than all the others.
The second one is pure trash, capitalizing on the reputation of the first one, and trying to be as gross-out as possible, which believe it or not is NOT what the first movie was doing. That being said, I don't think it was stellar or amazing, so it's not like you gotta watch it if it doesn't appeal to you. But it's been blown way out of proportion how gross the movie is.
@Freddy Voorhees There's a third one? I honestly didn't even hear about it.
@Freddy Voorhees I just googled it, and it's rated even lower than the second one. I thought the first movie was decent, I wasn't in it for the shock horror. It was an actually half-decent horror movie. The second movie I hated. Not that it grossed me out too much, it just didn't have anything to it but the gross-out. So if you're saying the third one is just grosser, I think i'll pass.
The Joke is that Nancy's Actor Heather was in fact 20 years old during Filming.
You feel like a friend! Thank you for keeping me company during a rough quarantine!
OMGosh THANK YOU! I've always loved this goofy franchise, but ever since I was a kid I could never figure out why scenes with the mom were weird until today! SOAP OPERA ACTING! ty ty ty. my brain feels so much better 👻
lol I say again,
Natalie after Alien: "i'm not ok"
Natalie today: "is horror somehow one of my favorite film genres now?"
I guess, the things to remember from this are:
Fred Krueger was a child-killer, that was killed by parents. His spirit managed to haunt the dreams of the children of his killers, and there are/were many of them. He wreaks his vegeance on those children in their dreams...but he also wants more. He may be incorporeal, but apparently, his bloodlust is not so easily sated. (Hence, sequel(s).
Then the rest of the household including guests will simply have to watch EVIL DEAD with you. :)
1 and evil dead 2!
"That fucking centipede!". Best reaction ever!😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 The Thing and A Nightmare on Elm Street are my two favorite horror movies. I seen both probably 100 times each.
@5:02 'they're all hiding behind that little teenage boy'
I love how you didin't realise that was Johnny Depp 😁
I was going to say the same thing.
I thought she did (since she knew Depp was in this) but said "that little teenage boy" to make the point she was making that he wouldn't be much good to protect them. Didn't realize she didn't know it was him until she said so at the end.
"This is some exorcist level shit!" made me spray wine over my screen dammit
Natmares are almost over. Nat can finally stop having nightmares. Im excited for Christmas movies and the continuation of the MCU! 🎄
I can't wait for her to get into Christmas season so she can watch The Nightmare Before Christmas. heh heh
@@Leon-wz1js i want to see her react to Home Alone, 1st time or not its a classic
@@cf714_ Not sure what you mean "1st time or not." I was just making a joke by agreeing with you that she gets out of natmare season only for me to suggest another. I wasn't being serious about my suggestion.
@@Leon-wz1js no no I mean whether its her first or second time watching Home Alone, im still excited
As long as we get Scrooged, Die Hard, and Gremlins for the Christmas watch.
Nat, amazing centipede reaction, by the way. I was laughing soooooo hard.
Same here I had to watch it a second time 🤣🤣
Fun fact: Charles Fleischer, the actor who plays Dr. King in this movie, also voiced Roger Rabbit
Pl-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-lease!😁
Say what?!
I THOUGHT that was him! Thanks for confirming!
FREDDY VALIANT: 🎵 I'm through with takin' falls/Draggin' Tina up the walls... 🎵
@@greatestscott6599 I see what you did there.
"Never lock the door when taking a bath or shower".
Nat, you should watch Psycho. You'll learn why you should ALWAYS lock the bathroom door before getting in the shower!
Get a Schrödinger's door - it's both locked _and_ unlocked.
You're both missing the obvious solution: Just never use the bathroom or take a shower. Sure, you'll be nasty and smell like old cheese but you'll be alive and unstabbed and that's gotta be worth something.
@@johnplaysgames3120 Yeah, but then you're the creepy neighbour that everyone thinks is the killer until your mutilated corpse falls out of a closet in the third act. You can't win.
@@adamlakeman7240 Damn. You're right. I guess I also better stop hanging out at the rundown gas station and telling vans full of teenagers local legends about escaped psychopaths.
"What the hell kind of nightmare was that?"
The Elm Street kind?
I love your reactions by the way. Very genuine and fun and always makes my day. And it’s always great to see someone watching classics for the first time!
"Oh, God. I look 20 years old."
*Fun Fact:* Heather Langenkamp (who played Nancy) was 20 years old when this movie came out.
lmao I lost it when you screamed. I wasn't ready for that!
Also, yes, she knew it was all a dream, but that didn't change the fact that she was scared. The important part of that scene is that she understands that Freddy needs her fear to have any power over her.
I like it how, now that she watched other films, she can reference those while watching new ones like when she mentions the exorcist and the matrix
next thing you know she's using those references to take down Antman or save Dr Strange
Oh, man, it's like watching a movie with my little sister, such cute reactions, haha, also, congrats on being so close to 100K, your channel is growing fast!
The "Soap opera" style of acting is intentional! The director wanted every scene to feel dream-like... So the audience is never sure If It is or not a nightmare
This is actually one of my favorite reactions you’ve done!
Fun trivia fact, the actor who plays the dream doctor Nancy’s mom takes her too is the voice of Roger Rabbit. 😊
Yes, Charles Fleischer was also in another horror movie: Demon Knight.
I take it you're a newbie. Most nightmare fans know this. But congrats for finding out nonetheless. 👍
PPPPPPlease, don't mind him.
I've just discovered your channel and I'm binging right through it.
As a person who has been brought with horror films ever since I was a kid, it both surprises me and brings me joy that people get to see and enjoy some of the classic horrors. I would not never thought that someone had never seen Nightmare on Elm Street or Aliens, it's kind of unfathomable for me but here we are.
I hope you keep it up with this channel, your reactions are absolutely hilarious as it reminds me of when I got to introduced to these flicks.
A personal recommendation I can give is to give the films Cabin in the Woods or the Evil Dead series a shot!
"Never lock the door when you're taking a bath or shower." Next movie should be Psycho.
OMG NATALIE!!! That tune you play in your Natmare videos almost give me a heart attack.... every time.
I don't know if you've already seen the film or not but I think another NATMARE option could be An American Werewolf in London. It is a great classic film and one of my favorites of all time. The visual effects were ground-breaking for 1981. Have a great Halloween and I look forward to your next reaction video.
Yes! This one is 100% required viewing for halloween! One of the classics.
I totally agree with this recommendation. 100%!! So good. A classic!!!! Directed by the director of MICHAEL JACKSON'S THRILLER and BLACK OR WHITE.
@@dcmslife3772 And the infamous Twilight Zone - The Movie
She'll have a bloody heart attack if she watches that.
@@markcaldwell2831 Nahhh, it's scary but it' not heart-attack scary, suitably chilling in all the right ways though!
So disappointed we didn't see your reaction to the mother getting pulled through the window at the end, it's SO bad and I love it 😄
I was like 6 when i watch this movie
Scared the crap out of me
First movie i saw with Johnny Depp
Man he was young look so different in this movie
I saw this movie for the first time when I was 6 too. Depp's death scene scared me so bad, it took me 14 years to recover.
Same 👍🏻
I see.
Are you still scared of Johnny Depp?
Agreed he looks very different here...now we have wild overacting and rediculous makeup.
Have enjoyed binge watching all of these vids from the hiking, camping through Star Wars, Mandalorian, Firefly and Natmare season. It is all awesome thank you for all the work you put in. To quote Johnny from the movie The Outsiders "Stay Gold"
Scream....I believe that's Wes Craven... also a good fun movie.
yes it was directed by Wes Craven and he has an appearance in the movie.
The Scream movies are Wes Craven and as much as I love Wes Craven. The Scream movies ruined horror as a genre. Scream was the flagship of PG13 horror that took over the cinemas for close to 20 years. If you want to see an awesome Wes Craven movie check out The Serpent and The Rainbow.
@@pappajudas9267 Scream was Rated R. The horror genre was dying and on life support, Scream breathed new life into slashers and horror in the 90's.
@@RicketyRooster I didn't say Scream was rated PG13 I said it was the flagship. Every horror movie after Scream was a soft cookie cutter copy. Not that the Nightmare on Elm Street or Friday the 13th film's had been fresh for a while. I know it's just studio executives trying to work out what will make the most money. But the best horror are actually cult classic that did horrible in their theatrical release.
It's a good template for people from '90s to present: meta-snarkers who are just as dumb as those they mock when push comes to shove. 😄
Pretty sure I was your 100,000th sub, congrats btw I've really enjoyed your content so far :)
9:24 - The actress was actually 20 years old when she made this movie.
LOL I love Horror and Soap Opera's , so the fact you called this A horror soap opera I smiled :D
"Manifest a weapon of some sort"
Hmmm, sounds like a good idea for a superior sequel...
Alice: Hold my Nunchucks!
I remember your reaction to the worms in the Star Wars reaction. When I saw this was up, with the centipede scene, I thought..."This'll be fun" :D
You could call the Playlist, "A Natmare on RUclips." :P
I'm a little early but congrats on 100k! Been subscribed since the first star wars movie you did and love the channel
"are horrors my movie genre now?"
The moment you watch one horror movie, you're pretty much sucked in lol.
I can’t be the only person here who doesn’t notice or isn’t bothered by the lighting problems. The episodes are great, keep it up!
"She said it was just a dream awhile ago! What?"
She didnt actually believe it till then.
What a great choice for the last spooky movie!!! This is a Wes Craven classic and so very happy you reacted/reviewed it. 😊 It definitely started a franchise that soared and made Freddy a now classic horror villain. I would love for you to review at least the following 2 films after this one (part 2 Freddy's Revenge and part 3 Dream Warriors). I think you would enjoy them. Another good Wes Craven pick is Scream. Love your reactions Nat and your curly hair are always amazing!! 😊🖤
"What kind of nightmare is that?"
A: One that's on Elm Street.
I think this is the best reaction I’ve ever seen to anything. Liked and subscribed
Yeah, that kid who looked like Johnny Depp.
That was Johnny Depp.
"Hiding behind this little teenage boy." I was waiting for recognition to set in.
I've always felt that Johnny Depp bears a very strong resemblance to Johnny Depp.
@@UTU49 _Depp Thoughts_ by Jack Handey
@@greatestscott6599 Those were fun.
I'm sure somebody somewhere has come up with the idea of...
Depp Thoughts... by Jack Sparrow.
love this channel! thanks for all the work putting up videos. youre the shit!
"Poor Rod. He's really getting the short end of the stick here."
Me: Don't you mean the short end of the Rod?
I'm sorry, I will see myself out.
and close the door on your way out
I've never been so happy to see a upload ahhhh
Yo Nat! 2 movies:
- Constantine
- V for Vendetta
Cool stories, a bit of action and great actors.
"And that began the Nightmare, but on MY street!"
Heather Langenkamp would’ve actually been about 19 when filming this.
@Andy Hutton yeah, look how much she’s aged in Star Trek Into Darkness. She played the Enterprise officer manning the control console in the brig when Kirk was interrogating Harrison/Khan.
the behind the scenes featurettes for this film are fantastic to watch, they do in depth of how they film Tina and Glen's death scenes and it really shows you the beautiful mind that Wes Craven had in these types of films.
"that's just a nightmare"
Yeah... about that... xD
"What kind of nightmare was that?"
*Leonardo Dicaprio face*
'Why, its a nightmare on Elm St ah-hehehehe'
“Every town has an Elm Street.” F.K 1991.
Freddy's Dead! That film is so underrated. I love its silly looney tunes humour and parts of it are genuinely creepy. And we get to see how Freddy came to be. How he tried to be good and just was rotten. Interesting as well as scatterbrained.
@@Emulous79 part 1 and part 3 are the only ones I enjoyed
The Nancy storyline is started and finished in those 2 films
I live near an Elm Street. And pass by a road named Morningside on the way to work.
@@thomasbaron5367 You forgot about New Nightmare where "Nancy" comes back...
i didn’t expect Johnny Depp getting tossed in a blender to repaint his bedroom LOL. For real tho, this movie gave me nightmares as a teen. TOO SCARY
You need to watch these movies *ASAP:*
- The Grave of the Fireflies
- Midsommar
- Hereditary
- Your Name
- The Pianist
- The Truman Show
Grave of the Fireflies? ... Are you trying to emotional break her?
@@krazyknva78 Yes, with Midsommar and Hereditary on the list, Grave of the Fireflies will be the hardest one to digest. :P
@@MrSilentBill 😂
The grave of the fireflies is too much
Wow, Grave of the Fireflies, Your Name and The Pianist are simply three of my all time favorite films. That would be great.
Hey Nat, don't worry about the lighting, it's fine. We can see you and your amazing reaction and that's all that's important. There's phrase I hate ('cos I'm old) "don't sweat the small stuff!"
Try American Werewolf in London, it's only a little scary, HONEST...
someone's pants are on fire
It does have a lot of comedy.
yeah only a little scary
👀
Gonna watch that on Saturday 'cos full moon!
Scary for the time like all these films, not scary at all for an adult in 2020
"...and yet you guys still chose to live here (on Elm Street)"
*Crickets chirping from Nat's audience*
As far as horror movies to watch outside of October, I highly recommend The Myst. It’s a lot like The Thing in that the majority of the movie is about the tension between people as they are trapped in a horrific situation.
I must warn you though. The Myst is not for the faint of heart. The reason it’s not a Halloween movie isn’t because it’s less scary so much as because it’s so gut-wrenching and nihilistic it might sour the mood of the Holiday.
I have a month long horror movie marathon every year in October, but I once made the mistake of putting the Myst early in the lineup after having forgotten much of the movie over time.
I was so depressed afterwards that I cancelled the whole marathon and watched an anime rom-com instead, lol.
I’m sure pitching a movie as being emotionally upsetting is unappealing, but hey, horror is supposed to be uncomfortable right? It excels in many other ways, as well, anyway.
It’s rough, but it’s absolutely worth a watch.
I saw this movie when I was 7 years old. It was scary as hell. I thought that Freddy would appear in my dreams if I behaved badly ;). I really enjoy your reactions on youtube. They're GREAT! and this one made my day. Love from Elm street...
Recommendations for next year's Natmare season: Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Babadook, and The Fly (the David Cronenberg one)
Ok, so like x100000000000 points for the amazing pun in the title of this video. I freaking love it!
"When does the nightmare end?" well there are 6 more movies in this franchise, then you have Freddie vs. Jason and the remake of this movie from 2010...and of course there's the TV series Freddies nightmares from the late 80's...and I imagine that sitting on some executives desk somewhere in hollywood are numerous scripts for Nightmare on Elm St. remakes or even a new Slasher cinematic universe...
My god. Heather Anderson's eyes have always been crazy. That blue is stunning.
Please watch parts 3 & 4 as well!
"Grab a drink, grab a snack."
Lady, I am bingewatching your reactions, you are going to make me fat at this pace.
"It's too early for the villain to show up."
But he did show up... in Tina's dream.
"Never lock the door when you take a bath or shower."
Actually great advice. A friend of mine almost drowned because he passed out in a shower once & managed to close the drain, almost drowned if I didn't check on him.
She wasn't actually aging, her hair bleached because of fear. It's a folk thought that it's possible to get scared so much your hair turns white.
@@NiclasLoof Yes. However, unless you apply bleach, your hair isn't going to suddenly turn white. It may start to grow out white, at the roots, but it would take time to actually see the change.
Just ask Winston Zeddemore. He'll gladly tell you. He's seen the shit that'll do it.
@@StCerberusEngel LOL Nah, he's seem shit that will turn YOU white, not your hair.
@@ChaoticButterfly Last I checked, your hair was a part of you, but if you wanna split 'em. :P
@@StCerberusEngel Yeah, but the idea of skin suddenly bleaching as spoken by a black guy, to a room full of white guys, makes it funnier.