NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET
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Freddy Krueger right here. Nightmare on Elm Street .
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Bernstein's score for A Nightmare on Elm Street is mostly electronic.
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When I was eight years old, Nightmare on Elm Street was on TV.
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Freddy Krueger's
pretty terrifying in the first
" Nightmare on Elm Street ." Watch this.
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- Hello Doc, wanna watch the remake of " Nightmare on Elm Street ," huh (growls)?
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Olivia, it's still early.
You up for Nightmare on Elm Street ? - Sure.
- Great.
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The Nightmare on Elm Street poster features
Nancy's face and she's lying in bed.
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A Nightmare on Elm Street ,
the first one, was really a big breakthrough
for everybody.
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She was a connecting dot to the Nightmare on Elm Street movies that was needed.
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Dokken in Nightmare on Elm Street 3, Alice
Cooper in Friday the 13th Part 6.
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Guys, Freddy Krueger, the star of Nightmare on Elm Street , portrayed by
this very fine actor...
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And Nightmare on Elm Street is gonna get Olivia a little scared
and a little lappy.
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narrator: In part two,
we'll see how "A Nightmare on Elm Street " brought slashers back
from the grave...
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I mean,
" Nightmare on Elm Street " is the next quantum leap
forward, - I think, in horror.
- Yeah, definitely.
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GROUP MEMBER: How about Jason? BIG E: Nightmare on Elm Street . Could I ask a question?
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For instance, just that image of Freddy in A Nightmare on Elm Street 1 walking down the alley.
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Well, of course,
the kids would pick Nightmare on Elm Street 1
or Nightmare on Elm Street 2 or three or four, and they'd bring it home
on a Saturday, Mom and Dad sit around
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Matthew Peak was able to do all of the posters
for A Nightmare on Elm Street which is rare.
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And I played the role of Kincaid, the first black in A Nightmare on Elm Street to kick Freddy's ass.
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I remember the first one we rented was A Nightmare on Elm Street and Critters and something for my mom.
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And they go to bed every night thinking that you're
Freddy Krueger from " Nightmare on Elm Street ." [laughter] Who knows?
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Mark Patton:
[On Nightmare on Elm Street 2 having gay themes]
If you're being called the 'Homo Nightmare on Elm Street' by a million pre-pubescent boys on the net, then a bunch of grown men had to of known what they were doing.
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I first saw Nightmare on Elm Street and I don't know if I had ever
been that scared in a movie.
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Freddy Krueger:
[to Kia]
How sweet, dark meat. | How sweet Dark meat
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So " Nightmare on Elm Street "
is about a group of four kids, teenagers, who realize that they've all shared
the same nightmare.
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within my schedule and the only project
that really fit was this thing called
A Nightmare on Elm Street .
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The third Nightmare on Elm Street film Dream
Warriors has Heather Langenkamp returning as Nancy Thompson to assemble a bunch of
dream warriors.
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I think Tina's death scene might be the one
scene that makes Nightmare on Elm Street not only really scary but really great.
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if we die in Harley's mind, - we die in real life!
- [bones cracking] [Clayface] Ooh, Nightmare on Elm Street rules.
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And to this day, I've probably
signed more autographs for that little family film than any other project except
for Nightmare on Elm Street .
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He comes in the middle
of the night in your dreams and kills you." And he was like, "From that Nightmare on Elm Street movie?
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Somebody like Nancy Thompson who basically
open arms at the end of Nightmare on Elm Street is like come get me Freddy, let's do this.
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And then you see the footage
that they tried to use in Nightmare on Elm Street 2
with the doppelganger, and it's night and fucking day.
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Kids who were bullied
would tell me that they would use the images of " Nightmare on Elm Street " to help them face bullies
in their life.
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I went to see Nightmare on Elm Street with a girl,
and I was just blown away by the imaginative
characteristics of the film and his character.
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I had just finished "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3," and I turned on
the big Freddy snake head, and it was animatronic,
and that impressed him enough.
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I had just finished "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3," and I turned on
the big Freddy snake head, and it was animatronic,
and that impressed him enough.
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I worked there for 11 years and that's where
I made Final Destination, so I... I literally credit Nightmare on Elm Street as starting my career
in the business.
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- Finally,
we have 1986's "Deadly Friend." It's Wes Craven's follow-up
to " Nightmare on Elm Street ," and there is a reason
this one didn't have the same staying power.
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I should note that in 1991 the sixth movie
in The Nightmare on Elm Street franchise Freddy's Dead, the big climax of the movie was a 3D
sequence.
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I had just finished "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3," and I turned on
the big Freddy snake head, and it was animatronic,
and that impressed him enough.
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I had just finished "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3," and I turned on
the big Freddy snake head, and it was animatronic,
and that impressed him enough.
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I knew
of Nightmare on Elm Street but I had never seen one,
but it's kind of like, "I didn't know this shit
was this serious." This is a cultural phenomenon.
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my friend Bart Mixon, who was working
with Mark Sjostrom, who invited me to come work on Nightmare on Elm Street 2.
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I think, in terms of fear, understanding what that...
what that could be and maximizing that in these broad strokes, which "Nightmare on Elm Street" has.
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It's kind of a shame that they waited until
the sixth movie to do it rather than having a A Nightmare on Elm Street 3D back when they
could have.
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- When the first "Nightmare on Elm Street" came out, and it was in 1984, it was
very unusual to have a hero, be a villain like
Freddy Krueger, who was disfigured
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So something
really interesting about Nancy Thompson
in "A Nightmare on Elm Street " is that it's sort of her
breaking free from this chain of suburbia being this ideal
because her family is broken.
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You know,
" Nightmare on Elm Street " came out in 1984, and I remember
seeing that movie and I was so excited
about the fact that, "Ooh, there's a new twist
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It's actually kind of a sad really like neat
movie and not as well-known as it should be especially for something with Robert Englund
attached. Because at the time, he was huge with A Nightmare on Elm Street .
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that amazing performance and just blew us all away." It does have
this sort of dusting all over season four
of frame of reference of Nightmare on Elm Street .
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-There were a lot
of remakes happening, " Nightmare On Elm Street ,"
"Friday The 13th." So, we did briefly discuss
doing that sort of thing, but I think both David and I
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I remember going to
my girlfriend's house at the time to watch Nightmare on Elm Street , and I'm unabashedly
not afraid to say that I was nervous.
And to watch that and try to keep my cool in front of my girlfriend
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You've got to watch "Halloween," you've got to watch
" Nightmare on Elm Street ," you've got to watch "Evil Dead," and you've got to watch "Re-Animator." If you are into gore, you've got to start with that and then kind of branch out
from there.
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Rodney Eastman in Nightmare on Elm Street 3 he's stuck to a false bed with a false chest and Bob Kurtzman and I had to rig all the
letters to say come and get me bitch and that took hours and hours and hours.
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Kirby Reed: I hear you're a horror fan.
Mindy Meeks-Martin: It's been said.
Kirby Reed: Mm-hmm. Best " Nightmare on Elm Street ".
Kirby Reed, Mindy Meeks-Martin: The original.
Kirby Reed: Best "Friday the 13th"?
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Give me my hearing back! | Give me my hearing back!
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they coming, baby ♪ ♪ Just breathe ♪ ♪ That's what the old lady
said when she screamed ♪ ♪ It's nightmare on Elm Street,
Friday th nightmare on Elm Street amendment,
it don't say that we kings ♪ ♪ It said we legally slaves
if we go to the bing ♪ ♪ They told-- ♪ - You know what
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Oprah Noodlemantra:
All right. Once again. This is your brain.
[Cracks egg]
Oprah Noodlemantra:
This is your brain on drugs. Questions?
[Freddy hits him with the frying pan]
Freddy Krueger:
Yeah! ...
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e groundbreaking horror movie in which the vill...
Kirby Reed:
Halloween, uh, Texas Chainsaw, Dawn of the Dead, The Hills Have Eyes, Amityville Horror, uh, Last House on the Left, Friday the 13th, A Nightmare On Elm Street , My Bloody Valentine, When A Stranger Calls, Prom Night, Black Christmas, House of Wax, The Fog, Piranha. It's one of those, right? Right?
[silence]
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Sam Rubin:
So, Heather, we're approaching the 10th anniversary of this whole Nightmare on Elm Street thing. I mean, the original, 5 very popular sequels. How has all the success affected you personally?
[Heather strains for a smile and shrugs]
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a woman with curly hair and a necklace is looking at the camera.