A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET (1984) - Deconstructing...

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Horror master Wes Craven gave us plenty of nightmares, but in the early ‘80s, he was inspired to create a story where the nightmare itself is the monster. In this episode, we'll dig into Craven’s real-life inspirations for his most enduring boogeyman, Freddy Krueger, and look back at the wave of “Freddy-Mania” that dominated that decade. We'll also take a deep dive into trivia, fan theories and other oddities of this iconic franchise. So put the coffee on, because we’re pulling an all-nighter to deconstruct another '80s horror classic!
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@rozalin-jc9dq 3 года назад

The best horror film ever, period. Its concept is genius, and its execution is (almost) flawless.

@MrHootiedean 3 года назад

My favorite horror franchise! By my favorite horror director!

@25jessieg 3 года назад

Ahhh yes. Growing up in the 80's and your parents let you watch this. I had so many damn nightmares growing up...

@evildoughboy7773 3 года назад

bless my night terrors. they made me a better person. thank you, 80s horror.

@Dj_Real_Eyes_Open 3 года назад

Evil Dead is my favorite franchise... but The original Nightmare on Elm Street is my favorite horror movie of all time!

@wushushorty1 3 года назад

That crazy scene where Freddy's arms stretch across the path creeped me out for some time after I saw it as a kid.. true greatness.. lol

@sarahwarnock2707 Год назад

It STILL gets me!

@ShaneFalko 3 года назад

Do an even deeper dive ! Movie-by-movie. This was a fun taste of the behind-the-scenes but I’d sit through a much longer analysis. Thanks for the content !!!! Great video !!!!

@justin188541 3 года назад

That's a new twist to me, Elm Street being a follow up to Last House. I'd like to hear more about this theory.

@oliviav.3565 3 года назад

A Nightmare on Elm Street is a horror masterpiece. Freddy with his arms stretched out is simultaneously funny and frightening as hell. And the classroom scene is legend! The kid's creepy as hell Shakespeare reading, the bloody bodybag, YIKES!

@evildoughboy7773 3 года назад

No matter how far this franchise has fallen, the original is still a horror masterpiece that holds up to this day. That, and Robert England is legend.

@alifarahpour3644 3 года назад

I saw this when I was 8 years old! Scared the shit out of me! Even to this day I can't watch this film from start to finish!!

@jamesmorant1406 3 года назад

Nightmare on Elm street is the best Horror movie of all time Thank you Wes Craven RIP 🙏

@chrisorobello8869 3 года назад

Wes actually said the Fred part came from a bully but Krueger came from taking krug from his previous film and making it Krueger. The bully didn't have the last name krueger

@gluserty 3 года назад

What I feel "Wes Craven's new nightmare" has over "Scream" in its approach is that the audience had already spent time with the Elm Street characters, so having the actors play themselves brought a dose of reality to the film, while with "Scream" we're basically being told it's a movie. Both approaches work for me though, and I think they're both great. I feel that the original "A Nightmare on Elm Street" is timeless and one of the best the horror genre has to offer.

@georgelea4297 3 года назад

I love the first NOES it's a true horror classic

@jamesmorant1406 3 года назад

Best Horror movie of all time

@phillipmontano7664 3 года назад

This was a movie that everyone in my generation was talking about

@mmmuck 3 года назад

The greatest generation

@111highgh 3 года назад

People try to put us down talking 'bout my generation Just because we get around talking 'bout my generation

@SjC420 Год назад

I'm 32 years old & I still at least 2 or 3 times a year have a dream about Freddy.

@danielwilliamson6180 3 года назад

I first watched A Nightmare on Elm Street in 2004. I was 20 years old and I've got to say A Nightmare on Elm Street is a real classic and one of the greatest horror movies ever made and one of the most influential movies of all time. A truly original horror movie. Robert Englund was born to play one of the nastiest villains in cinematic history next to Frank Booth. Hannibal Lector. Chucky. The Joker etc. Freddy Kruger. A Nightmare on Elm Street was truly ground breaking for it's original premise. Practical effects. Casting. Main Score. Writing and Directing. Robert Englund. Johnny Depp. Heather Langenkamp. John Saxon. Amanda Wyss all gave outstanding performances. Ronee Blakely (Marge Thompson) was the worst actor in the movie and her acting was bad and she was miscast. Johnny Depp and Heather Langenkamp had good chemistry. A Nightmare on Elm Street is a masterpiece.

@BuckarooBanzai84 3 года назад

I'm still convinced that the classic 'Twilight Zone'-episodes "22" and "Perchance to Dream" were also (somewhat) inspirations for this franchise as well. =)

@energy8025 3 года назад

This movie was the only movie that actually scared me and gave me nightmares.

@Ben86511 3 года назад

Just watched this last night. Classic!

@venom7558 3 года назад

Jason is great,and I like Michael Myers,but Fred Krueger is the king of the modern horror icons. He OWNED the 80's.

@filmbuff2777 3 года назад

Freddy would get nightmares over watching the video of Steven John Assanti singing Like A Virgin naked on his toilet while using a filthy toilet plunger as a microphone.

@klasicktha1 3 года назад

The greatest horror movie of all time for me

@romanstravels6390 3 года назад

Lol it’s so funny, as a kid this movie made me scared 💩less yet here I am now thinking I could take Freddy in a 1 : 1😂

@b500l8 3 года назад

LOVING your channel, superb 😱👹👿👻👾

@mikeyfn-a6684 3 года назад

Pretty trippy when you remind yourself that Nancy's Dr. is actually Roger Rabbit!

@bobbylee_ 3 года назад

This was a really great watch! Props to the research you put in.

@alphantom0657 3 года назад

That run at 0:36 always makes me laugh 🤣 * insert Benny Hill theme *

@THEHHOH76 3 года назад

I frickin love this channel 😍🔥🔥🔥

@HollywoodLito 3 года назад

The kid who bullied Craven, when he was a child, was named Fred, yes. But his last name was not Krueger, actually.

@mattfittes9807 3 года назад

I was about to comment that myself. You beat me to it Lito lol, and I don't think I would've wanted anyone else but you to beat me to it. Hope you are doing well my friend

@HollywoodLito 3 года назад

@@mattfittes9807 Flattered, my friend. And glad to have backup! Thank you.

@mattfittes9807 3 года назад

@@HollywoodLito anytime buddy

@sparklingdaisy3169 3 года назад

What I really want to know is how freddy became a dream demon.

@anthonycarlisle6184 3 года назад

That's too much lore for them to make up lol

@jules-yi8rn 3 года назад

His voice, clothes, mannerisms and glove with knives for fingers....everything about Freddy was scary when you were a kid. Still kind of creepy now. Good deconstruction!

@coyoteartist 2 года назад

I use to go to a McDonald's as a kid back in the 1980s that had all these movie posters and photos of stars on the wall. I very distinctly remember the photo of Freddy which I think was signed. I never liked sitting at the table next to it because that bugger scares the bejesus out of me. Although not in the cowering in fear kind of scary but the I want to punch it in the face for doing that kind of scary. While that may be an over the top reaction, it's a legitimate indication of his effect.

@williamblake2962 3 года назад

Not sure how of an original idea this was but if it was I can't believe it wasn't done sooner. Great idea for a movie.

@racheltheehermit7314 3 года назад

I see NoES as a response to LHotL. The parents seem to be victorious in the end of LHotL, but is it possible to eliminate evil just by killing the human forms of it? It hasn’t brought their daughter and her friend back. While cathartic, they’ve sunk to the level of the murderers. What if there is an afterlife of some kind and the evil spirits are able to return to haunt your posterity? You’ve just made them angrier and more determined. I think Wes was trying to say that vigilantism isn’t the way to solve problems. I’m not saying that I agree or disagree with him. It does appear to be the overarching argument when both films are considered together.

@justin188541 3 года назад

Addendum: Wasn't Clancy Brown the actor who played the villainous "Krug" or was it "Kurgen" in The Highlander? Later, as in three decades later he played an Elm Street parent in the remake in 2010. In between he was the very creepy Brother Justin in HBO 's sadly short lived "Carnivale", which deserves a look in and of itself.

@jessicabell8838 2 года назад

He wasn't in last house that was David Hess as Krug

@justin188541 2 года назад

@@jessicabell8838 Notice I said "Highlander", not "Last House...". I was unsure what his name was, not which film he was in.

@jessicabell8838 2 года назад

I wasn't being mean. Jeez. Just saying he wasn't in that

@justin188541 2 года назад

The problem with modern communications, I guess. You're adding pixels as it were. I never said nor implied that you were being mean, luv. I don't know how you got either that I ever mentioned the one film or that I was in any way calling you out? I said neither thing. Good day to you. And I mean that last sincerely, not to be curt.

@jessicabell8838 2 года назад

@@justin188541 sorry. I thought you were. Not having the best birthday today. Btw the song in last house was sung by Krug. He did all the music. I have it on DVD with lots of features

@williamrusso3130 3 года назад

Tony Iommi from Black Sabbath was really interested in the script and wanted to write the score to the film. However, his managers were demanding too much money.

@oliviav.3565 3 года назад

R.I.P. Wes Craven

@wstine79 3 года назад

🎼"One... two... Joblo's coming for you."

@captaingeneroddenberry8439 3 года назад

David Warrner was in mind to play Freddy hence the creepy old man makeup and he couldn't because I think scheduling so I am glad Robert got it

@DavidGBrooks 3 года назад

The first ever horror movie my parents let me watch when i was a kid

@TUM_Toons 3 года назад

Freddy's Dead is the funniest horror comedy I've ever watched.

@shanethrelfall416 3 года назад

Loads of people hate the latest remake, personally I don’t mind it, I treat it like it’s a slightly different franchise tho, it’s not a nightmare on elm street it’s just another film

@n_explosion8199 3 года назад

From the point where Freddy walks down the alley with these really long arms, they lost me. It looked so silly to me, he wasn't scarry anymore. I don't dislike the movie, but the scary character of Freddy died in that scène for me.

@adriennereyes5405 3 года назад

Sweet love this 😈 the men that invaded my dreams.Wes and Robert 🤟🤟

@williemakit2477 3 года назад

How sweet! Fresh meat!

@Lstar07 3 года назад

5:11 Is that from a documentary? If so, which one?

@theonlykoh4631 3 года назад

Yay, new NOES content.

@kevinking2556 3 года назад

They should have given glen a better death than what he got

@ulfingvar1 3 года назад

These films are almost all comical these days, where as something like The Innocents hasn't aged a bit or lost any of its bite, even though it is much older, in black n' white, and with admirable british restraint. Why is that? Or is it just that, the restraint?

@phillipmontano7664 3 года назад

I think the first two movies were the best ones

@outcasttrash9805 3 года назад

Part 2 is so underrated 💔

@jordanlindsey4403 3 года назад

End ending should of been changed, the siblings explination should have been kept in.

@DCMarvelMultiverse 3 года назад

Can we get a JoBlo Sci-Fi, too?

@ScreenTalker 3 года назад

“We’re pulling and all-nighter”… video is only 10 minutes

@bretalleman9352 3 года назад

i loved the fuck off go girl

@ChristianLopez-zs6ob 3 года назад

well to be fair the things that those refugees witnessed were probably worse than anything Freddy did in the movies

@JVM485 3 года назад

I've always been a Jason Voorhees fan. But out of the big 3 Halloween Friday and Nightmare. I've had more fun binging the Elm street sequels more. Their less frustrating!

@b500l8 3 года назад

Wasnt Freddy Krueger named after the twat who bullied Wes Craven in high school? sweet revenge... and the red and green jumper was specific for some psychological reason, or something to that effect. my favourite horror franchise growing up. the first one has only been on english mainstream tv once if i recall, (not inc cable or whatever) they never got shown for some reason

@mattfittes9807 3 года назад

The kid who bullied Craven was just called Fred. The surname Krueger was an extension of Krug, the main villain in Last House On The Left, and Craven also said it sounded Germanic. The colours of Freddy's stripes in the original first draft of the script were red and yellow, but were changed to red and green after Craven read an article in a scientific journal which said those two colours being difficult for the human eye to put side by side

@SelfIndulgentGamer 3 года назад

I ruined the 666 thumbs up :D

@mikejudge942 3 года назад

Algorithm.

@elmstreetfan1633 3 года назад

So much bs here. Freddy in the car, and any semblance of freddy surviving was all 100% bob (i know better than wes) shaye. Kane was never a consideration either, neither was jackie haley, nick cage or any other purported prospects. David Warner, yes. He was all ready to shoot, had make up done too. Charlie sheen was a very early consideration but 1000 a week was too steep for new line. One last note, Robert rubbed cigarette ash around his eye to meet wes. Pretty sure everything ive noted can be verified in never sleep again dvd, or nightmare never ends book. At least you knew how to pronounce heather's last name this time. 👍

@mattfittes9807 3 года назад

David Warner was never approached

@elmstreetfan1633 3 года назад

@@mattfittes9807 oh jeez, please confirm your facts first. David Warner had all makeup appliances made, approved, screen tested and a contractual obligation forced him out. Simply Google "david warner as freddy krueger" Not trying to be "that guy" but NOES is the 1 thing i proudly know inside out and upside down.

@mattfittes9807 3 года назад

Try reading the book Never Sleep Again by Thommy Hutson. It says it in there.

@elmstreetfan1633 3 года назад

@@mattfittes9807 pretty sure its the same guy who made "never sleep again" 1428 films. Just kidding, i know it is. Bob shaye and David Miller break it all down in the pt1 chapter. Please double check your info before you come back again. Thank you sir, have a good day.

@mattfittes9807 3 года назад

I don't need to double check my info.