One, two, Freddy's coming for you... A whole generation of high schoolers found out the hard way that one dares not fall asleep in Springwood, Ohio unless they want to risk never waking. Wes Craven's ...

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It wasn’t quite a badge of honor to be killed off by Freddy, but a Nightmare movie gave actors more to work with than a Friday the 13th movie, and their depth was something critics took note of, hence ...

The next two entries may be pretty much unwatchable, but the 2010 reboot is fully unwatchable. Jackie Earle Haley does his best, but there’s just no replacing Robert Englund. And, if you’re going to ...

"One, two … Freddy’s coming for you…" With those haunting lyrics, horror history was made. Wes Craven’s cinematic classic "A Nightmare on Elm Street" was ...

Thanks to a boom in popularity for the slasher genre in the 1980s, horror changed forever. After John Carpenter changed the game in the late 70s with Halloween, a smorgasbord of doting imitators ...

The logo for the 2010 remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street. New Line Cinema So what’s so bad about the remake? For starters, the whole thing just looks way too slick. All the grittiness of the original ...