June 19, 2010
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
Should I see it?
Nope.
Wes Craven’s low-brow, high concept money train was the cat’s meow when it was released. Now it’s a caterwaul of embarrassing movie making.
To give this film and the sequels their due, Freddie Kruger is an outstanding villain and speaks directly to the human psyche. Despite this fact, this film’s expiration date ran out shortly after its initial release. The only reason to see this film is to establish, that yes, it wasn’t as good as you remembered.
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