he stalks and kills teenagers in their
dreams welcome to watchmojo.com and
today we’ll be taking a look at the
Nightmare on Elm Street franchise the
Wooster’s was this guy he had nice four
fingers the series first began
frightening audiences everywhere in 1984
when Wes Craven wrote and directed the
original picture that introduced us to
iconic horror villain Freddy Krueger
once a child killer he is said to have
been burned alive by the members of the
town he terrified before returning to
murder his victims in their sleep over
the years he has become instantly
recognizable for his signature red and
green striped shirt Claude glove burned
face and Fedora although initially
envisioned by wes craven as incredibly
dark and terrifying Freddy was given a
slightly comedic portrayal by series
regular Robert Englund plot wise the
original entry at Nightmare on Elm
Street was meant to be a one-time horror
flick following Freddy’s quest to murder
teenager Nancy Thompson and her friends
in fact at the end of the film his
weakness is discovered namely that he
draws his power from fear you’re nothing
oddly the second film Freddy’s revenge
betrayed the premise of the original by
having Freddy possessed others in order
to have him commit murders in the real
world the series creator wes craven
protested the alteration and did not
participate in the project desiring to
repair his creation Kraven returned to
pen the story for the third installment
dream warriors in 1987 in the film
Nancy discovered that Freddy is trying
to kill the Elm Street children who he
had previously forced into an insane
asylum in a twist the children learn
special dream powers that help fight
Freddy
I don’t believe it very great
incidentally Wes Craven was not involved
in the following sequel the dream master
a film that candidly revived Freddy and
introduced a child with the power to
connect with the souls of Freddy’s and
slave victims of course the profitable
franchise wasn’t laid to rest and Freddy
reimbursed in the dream child the film
was panned by critics yet it spawned a
sequel meant to end the franchise once
and for all
called Freddy’s dead needless to say
Freddy returned however no one could
have guessed that Wes Craven would write
and direct a meta film interestingly he
discarded continuity in exchange for
portraying Freddy as a fictitious movie
character that escaped his celluloid in
order to hunt down and kill all of the
crew responsible for the previous films
ever play it back in 2003 the Elm Street
and Friday the 13th franchises crossed
over in Freddy vs. Jason this film was
the highest-grossing entry in either of
the two series and finally fulfilled the
wishes of countless fans who wanted to
see which villain would win in an
all-out brawl in 2010 against the wishes
or involvement of Wes Craven the
original film was remade to refresh the
series ironically the original vision of
Freddy was finally realized with a new
actor in the role of the iconic horror
villain
god no just me
dreams welcome to watchmojo.com and
today we’ll be taking a look at the
Nightmare on Elm Street franchise the
Wooster’s was this guy he had nice four
fingers the series first began
frightening audiences everywhere in 1984
when Wes Craven wrote and directed the
original picture that introduced us to
iconic horror villain Freddy Krueger
once a child killer he is said to have
been burned alive by the members of the
town he terrified before returning to
murder his victims in their sleep over
the years he has become instantly
recognizable for his signature red and
green striped shirt Claude glove burned
face and Fedora although initially
envisioned by wes craven as incredibly
dark and terrifying Freddy was given a
slightly comedic portrayal by series
regular Robert Englund plot wise the
original entry at Nightmare on Elm
Street was meant to be a one-time horror
flick following Freddy’s quest to murder
teenager Nancy Thompson and her friends
in fact at the end of the film his
weakness is discovered namely that he
draws his power from fear you’re nothing
oddly the second film Freddy’s revenge
betrayed the premise of the original by
having Freddy possessed others in order
to have him commit murders in the real
world the series creator wes craven
protested the alteration and did not
participate in the project desiring to
repair his creation Kraven returned to
pen the story for the third installment
dream warriors in 1987 in the film
Nancy discovered that Freddy is trying
to kill the Elm Street children who he
had previously forced into an insane
asylum in a twist the children learn
special dream powers that help fight
Freddy
I don’t believe it very great
incidentally Wes Craven was not involved
in the following sequel the dream master
a film that candidly revived Freddy and
introduced a child with the power to
connect with the souls of Freddy’s and
slave victims of course the profitable
franchise wasn’t laid to rest and Freddy
reimbursed in the dream child the film
was panned by critics yet it spawned a
sequel meant to end the franchise once
and for all
called Freddy’s dead needless to say
Freddy returned however no one could
have guessed that Wes Craven would write
and direct a meta film interestingly he
discarded continuity in exchange for
portraying Freddy as a fictitious movie
character that escaped his celluloid in
order to hunt down and kill all of the
crew responsible for the previous films
ever play it back in 2003 the Elm Street
and Friday the 13th franchises crossed
over in Freddy vs. Jason this film was
the highest-grossing entry in either of
the two series and finally fulfilled the
wishes of countless fans who wanted to
see which villain would win in an
all-out brawl in 2010 against the wishes
or involvement of Wes Craven the
original film was remade to refresh the
series ironically the original vision of
Freddy was finally realized with a new
actor in the role of the iconic horror
villain
god no just me
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