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Chris Stuckmann and John Flickinger review A Nightmare on Elm Street, starring Heather Langenkamp, Johnny Depp, Robert Englund. Directed by Wes Craven.
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Can you review Last House on the Left?
You two together talking about anything if my favorite movie on Youtube.
No one respects candy corn and it makes me so sad.
Think of how beneficial meth would have been in this movie…one of the only times it could have saved lives. Lol
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Weeeeeeeeeeeelp, watched the first original (hate the remake) Nightmare on Elm Street and 3am… I have no basement sadly. I wasn’t scared per se, just widely amused at the movie.
Those Die Hard edits were atrocious
The ending was pushed by the film studio against wes cravens protest. He was made to film that ending.
what, no review of 2, 3 and 4? Awwwww
Dream Warriors is by far my favorite Nightmare On Elm Street movie. Has a great backstory, character development, and balance of horror and comedy.
Flick looks like he’s losing muscle mass which makes him look a little sick. You ok, man?
Chris stuckmann grew up in the boiler room with Freddy.
Seeing this at the MoPop museum in Seattle tonight!
So this like Nightmare Man from Sarah Jane Adventures, like Day of the Clown is IT? Damn, SJA ballsy.
The rubber doll of the mom being pulled through the door at the end is hilarious!
hey chris cool shirt man love shenron in the mortal kombat icon.
Where’s the next hilariocity??? Still entertaining reviews though! Keep up the great work!
Nightmare 2 is truly one of those movies where I cannot understand the hate. In my opinion it has one of the most terrifying scenes in the franchise: When Freddy busts his way out of Jessie and kills Grady. Overall, that movie still had the creepy music and atmosphere that you’d want from a Nightmare on Elm Street movie. Unlike everything that came after 3. That’s where the series started to plummet in my opinion, but New Nightmare was pretty good. 1, 2, 3 and New Nightmare each have something special to bring to the genre. PS Dream Warriors is one of my favorite horror movies of all time.
The two longest theater lines I was ever in were for Star Wars Episode II and Nightmare on Elm Street 2. Weird, huh?
12:48 when your mom catches you trying to sneak out.
1984 sweep the leg, i like that shirt.
That’s exactly how I remember seeing Shocker.
I’d always see the box at video store in 80s & early 90s but never rented it.
Once you watch the film objectively, you realise how bad it is. Without the nostalgia goggles, this film doesn’t hold up at all. It holds up as a comedy, but not as a horror film.
I like the original Elm Street but never thought it was that good. It was a fascinating concept and plenty of great ideas, but I don’t know why it never quite clicked for me. But it’s great to see Freddy actually played for real scares instead of the punchline machine he quickly became. That said, I think Dream Warriors is the best of the Nightmare films. I think Wes Craven did get better as a director the longer he went (as opposed to John Carpenter, who got worse). Elm Street was probably his best pre-90s movie, and after that he was more constantly good with Scream, Scream 2, New Nightmare, Red Eye, and, yes, Music Of The Heart. His segment in Paris, I Love You was great too. Shame about My Soul To Take and Vampire In Brooklyn!
SHOCKER should a Hilariocity
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I’m only here for Chris Stuckmann’s dopeass Mortal Kombat x DBZ shirt
Y’all are the best duo!