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New Nightmare (1994) - IMDb
The others grew tired and lifeless, with on again, off again, decent performances turned in by Robert Englund as Freddy, and some decent, not so decent script writing
Nightmare On Elm Street 1-4: 4 Film Favorites (Widescreen) - Walmart.com
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Nightmare on Elm Street Series Ranked from Best to Worst - Metacritic
Kristen Parker (now played by Tuesday Knight, who also contributed songs to a soundtrack which included the likes of Dramarama) returned with Joey (Rodney Eastman) and Kincaid (Ken Sagoes) to do battle with Freddy. But he sustains Freddy's peculiar charm even when appearing without ghastly makeup in scenes of Freddy's early years." --Janet Maslin, The New York Times New Line, clearly noticing that the dark fifth installment made less than half of what the previous sequel had made, went in a new direction for the next film
This is a story that can truly keep people up at night, because if you fall asleep; Freddy might get you.Wes Craven has always been hit or miss for me, but this one lands squarely in the hit section. Cinema Crazed Seeing the movie again, I was reminded that while the Krueger character did have some taunting, humorous dialogue, it was more eerie than funny
'A Nightmare on Elm Street' Bathtub Claw - 20 Most Iconic Horror Scenes of All Time Posted by Luke Mullen on October 17, 2010 The Movie: 'A Nightmare on Elm Street' (1984) The Scene: Shellshocked by the death of her best friend, Nancy Thompson decides to take a hot bath one night to clear her head. show more 80 Empire Turning slumberland into a twisted murderer's den is a masterstroke by Craven, who has brought new blood to a genre that seemed as if it might choke on it's own excesses
Chased and chastised by this finger-bladed demon, it is the awakening of old memories and the denials of a past of retribution that spurns this hellish vision of a dreamlike state and turns death into a nightmare reality
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