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A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2 is by far the worst entry into the “Nightmare” franchise for a number of reasons. First, its lack of action was a let down, as all of the other Nightmare movies have plenty of action. Another huge problem was that Freddy Krueger was barely even shown- just at the…
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A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 3 is by far the best in the series. It’s the one with the most loveable characters, best effects, and most engaging dialogue. Somehow, when the whole story is in this kid’s mental hospital, the characters were made loveable. Regardless of the amateur acting, I car… |
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Whomever said that they could replace Robert Englund as Freddy… LIED!!!! The Century of Dreaded Remakes have struck AGAIN! This time, they took a classic Horror/comedy and completely made a mockery of the work and finesse that they had put into the original film. What will they do next?.. I …
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WTH were they thinking?!
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Nancy (Lagenkamp) begins having horrible dreams. A burned man with knives for finger nails is out to kill her. These nightmares seem so real. The only cure seems to be to avoiding sleeping. After her friend, Tina (Wyss) is murdered she begins to fear these nightmares even more. The suspect for… |
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An interesting and original idea that was well presented, but did not fully live up to the potential the story had. |
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Shockingly enough, a great sequel to my favorite not-zombie movie. This one definitely goes bigger, dealing with the early stages of Britain’s repopulation after the Rage virus is supposedly decimated, although no chances are taken and American soldi…(read more)ers man every corner. The plot co… |
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This is a pretty accurate portrayal of what would actually happen if this type of a plague would hit our planet. beautifully done. |
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Stephen King’s version of Nebraska corn farming life. Take a down home farmer in 1922, throw in a twisted psyche, and voila – a macabre cornfield horror-drama. Don’t let the horror genre label turn you off; It is very well done. Even Edgar Allen Poe and Alfred Hitchcock would be impressed. |
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