Nightmare On Elm Street Trailer (2010)

[Cant_Be_Faded]

Michael Bay... where's the humor? The best part about the Nightmare movies was that Freddy was freakin' hilarious.

My top 3 Freddy lines:

3. "Let's get high"
2. "You can check in, but you can't check out"
1. "Now you're playing with power!"

The first two were not like that.
It wasn't until it became an obvious franchise that he started getting all funny. I agree though. There aren't enough movies that mix in the humor with the horror. That's why I gave Drag Me To a chance.

[cornbread]

1. "Now you're playing with power!"

My favorite of the bad Freddy lines.

[phyzik]

Michael Bay... where's the humor? The best part about the Nightmare movies was that Freddy was freakin' hilarious.

My top 3 Freddy lines:

3. "Let's get high"
2. "You can check in, but you can't check out"
1. "Now you're playing with power!"

I, for one, am ing glad that they are not trying to make another Freddy movie as a Comedy/horror.

Get back to the scarry and leave it at that. I'm ing tired of seeing comedy scenes in horror movies.... its just ing wrong.

[TheMACHINE]

most first movies are horror based. A good example is Childs Play. Childs Play was pretty scary as a kid. But it just kept getting funnier as the sequels kept getting made.

[Cant_Be_Faded]

Child's Play 3 was the best combination of horror and comedy for that franchise.

After that it was just flat out awful.

part 3 had some great lines
like when Chucky is about to steal that little black kid tyler's soul..."Just think! Chucky's gonna be a bro!"
roflrofl

[JudynTX]

Oh boy!

[Slydragon]

Freddy scared me as a kid, but this guy....



Scared the out of me, part 2 is the best imo. I remember when I first saw them they showed part 1 and 2 together.

I have all the Elm street and raiser movies on my portable hard drive and watch them on my Xbox/PS3.

[desflood]

Freddy scared me as a kid, but this guy....



Scared the out of me, part 2 is the best imo. I remember when I first saw them they showed part 1 and 2 together.

I have all the Elm street and raiser movies on my portable hard drive and watch them on my Xbox/PS3.

To this day I haven't watched a single raiser movie. They're probably instant play on Netflix...

My father let me watch The Howling when I was six (Mom was pissed off). I spent every night of the following three weeks either under my bed or sleeping on the little rug next to theirs
Living in the woods in the middle of nowhere and occasionally hearing the coyotes howl at night did not help. Even now, though, I never miss a new werewolf movie. That fright created a fascination that will probably last my lifetime.

[Dinamita]

Remakes. K bye