What a song that takes me back to the good old 80s. I miss those good old movies and songs. Thank you Freddy for the best childhood and TV without a remote because I was the remote. Tuesday😍
2019? The same. Told her I had a crush on her when I was 8 years old when the movie came out. Met Heather Langenkamp, and I was stammering I was so nervous. Told her how her death was voted the saddest in horror movie history.
Tuesday Knight. Gracias por Tu Existir. Eres el Amor De Mi Vida. Mis Ojos se iluminarón desde que te Vierón. Te Amo. Saludos desde la Ciudad De México❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇲🇽🇲🇽
Today is 11-25-23 and I’m just discovering this performer and song. I think it’s superb! Decided to look more into it and came across your Awesome video, thanks for posting!
Awesome. This is my favorite horror movie song ever. I listen to it frequently on RU-vid, the recorded version. I watch the movie a lot too, my favorite of the franchise. Good to see her more recently.
WOW! Really well done! I remember being 14 and seeing that movie in the theater and feeling exhilarated hearing the bass and singing of this song as the movie opened! I had no idea that she was who was singing it! That was so fitting to have that song and then her walking up the sidewalk towards the "Freddy House." (And yes, I know it's actually Nancy's old house.)
Wow! Tuesday Knight's singing was amazing here! I love how the cast claps along with the other fans and hugs her at the end of the video. That is so sweet. A Nightmare On Elm Street Part 4: The Dream Master is my favorite Freddy Krueger Movie. I would have love to be there and see the full cast there. Lisa Wilcox is my favorite Freddy final girl, who survived Freddy two times.
I knew this song for the first time from watched A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 4: Dream Master on a Thai video tape over 20 years ago. This song has been pleasing to my ear so much and I could imagined help to a lover escaped from nightmare in her life. Thanks for this video clip. 🙏 Goodbye.
@@thadonmel5352 Oh . . . Okay. I did not know. I only recently saw a couple of episodes of "Freddy's Nightmares." I never watched it back then, so I did not know if there was ever a tie in to the movies. I did watch "Friday the 13th: The Series" back then and it was completely separate in content from the movies. "Freddy's Nightmares" did actually include him so did tie in a little with the films. I just didn't know if "Kristen Parker" maybe was on the show.
I would love to meet the cast I wish I lived in America Lisa Wilcox Tuesday night heather langenkamp Robert England coz most of their venues our in America god bless thank you for posting
