Jackie Earle Haley

Kyle Gallner

Rooney Mara

Katie Cassidy

Thomas Dekker

Kellan Lutz

Clancy Brown

Connie Britton

Lia D. Mortensen

Julianna Damm

Christian Stolte

Katie Schooping Knight

Hailey Schooping Knight

Leah Uteg

Don Robert Cass

Kurt Naebig

Kyra Krumins

Brayden Coyer

Max Holt

Andrew Fiscella

Bob Kizer

Pete A. Kelly

Jason Brandstetter

Rob Riley

Scott Lindvall

Dominick Coviello

Parker Bagley

Jennifer Robers

Tania Randall

Logan Stalzer

Christopher Woods

Aaron Yoo

Eric Ami

Christine Crawley

Steve Jablonsky

Jeff Cutter

Glen Scantlebury

Brad Fuller

Wesley Strick

Wes Craven

Michael Bay

Samuel Bayer

Andrew Form

Eric Heisserer

Carrie Bush

Phil Miller

Mari-An Ceo

Lisa Fields

Natalie M. Meyer

Bradley James Allan

Walter Anderson

Lisa Hoyle

Allen Hall

Karin Silvestri

Dave Neustadter

Walter Hamada

Michael Lynne

Mike Drake

Richard Brener

Robert Shaye

Mickie Paskal

Annemarie Griggs

Grace Lambert Pyke

Mark Ginther

Jennifer Rudnicke

Leighton Greer

Melissa Pryor

Nerses Gezalyan

Stuart Provine

Patrick Cusack

Kevin O'Connell

Dan Hegeman

Glynna Grimala

Charlie Campagna

Joan Philo

Christine Hawes

Stella Cottini

Beau Borders

Lizzie Cook

Julie Yrjanson

David Farmer

Scott Wolf

Lisa Pinero

Paul Aulicino

Stephen P. Robinson

Tim Walston

Tiffany Busche

Nancy Nugent

Michael Miller

Marc Kolbe

Michael Hertlein

Timothy Olson

Melissa Grzybek

Patrick Caulfield

Kurt Bryant

Daniel S. Irwin

David Obermeyer

Michael Payne

John Barba

Gina Panno

Eileen McCahill

Amy Glenn

Sukari McGill

Jed M. Dodge

Karl Dondlinger

Andrew DeCristofaro

Vanessa King

Ronald L. Wright

John C. Stuver

Katherine Rose

Jon Title

Geoffrey G. Rubay

BJ McDonnell

Jody Williams

James Johenning

Bart Mixon

Karen Lynn Accattato

Victoria Wood

Cheryl Pickenback

Mary 'Dugan' Buono

Gary Jay

Philippe Carr-Forster

Timothy Jipping

Kathleen Fatigato

Earl Nicholson

Craig Jackson

Andy Clement

Pamela Milone-McLaughlin

Cheri Minns

Tony Mirante

Ross Martucci

Kristin Hanson

Horror

Mystery

Thriller

A Nightmare on Elm Street

Platinum Dunes

New Line Cinema

Warner Bros. Pictures

United States of America

English

RottenPop

This is a pretty movie. Its apparent from the start, that this remake of the 1984 classic, has a pretty good sized budget to work with. In fact the budget for this incarnation was $35 Million according to Wikipedia. The budget for the Wes Craven original, $1.8 Million. You don't always get a better movie if your budget is huge, look at Avatar. You just get a really pretty movie that looks polished and has flawless special effects. Again, see Avatar. That movie was nothing but flash. The story is unoriginal and weak... and don't try coming at me with this whole "Shut up man! Avatar proved itself!" shut up! The larger budget in this case makes the movie look too polished to be takes seriously. Why the hell are we caring about watching clones of the Twilight teens being chased by Freddy Kruger? Were not. This movie didn't need a budget of $35 Million. It feels wasted. Some of the appeal of the original came from watching the director be a director and figure scenes out. This movie didn't do that. It felt trite and forced.

Freddy Kruger is less of a movie villain in the horror industry and more of an icon. Everyone I knew growing up all had Freddy Kruger nightmares when they were a kid. Perhaps this new version of Freddy will serve to scare the shit out of kids these days. I would hope so. Maybe when they remake this movie again in twenty years they will bitch about it then as well. Who knows.

***A more realistic and morose version of the original film & franchise***

The specter of a dead pedophile fatally haunts the dreams of the children of his self-appointed executioners who burned him to death years earlier.

Released in 2010, this is a reboot of the original 1984 movie, freely throwing in elements from other flicks in the franchise. I think Jackie Earle Haley works well as creepy Freddy Krueger and I like the more realistic tone, which some say makes movie bland and boring. Rooney Mara (Nancy) and Kyle Gallner (Quentin) are decent as the main protagonists and I think the bedroom scene is superior to the same attack scene in the original; it’s more shocking. The prison scene’s great too.

Unfortunately, the concept of Freddy is a bit of a mess. For instance, his bladed-glove is never explained. And what was the point of the boiler room since he was just a gardener at a small preschool? The filmmakers just threw in these elements because it's Freddy, figuring people knew the character. But how do these components fit into THIS movie? And what about viewers who never saw the original flicks?

The film runs 1 hours, 35 minutes and was shot in northern Illinois and nearby Gary, Indiana, with reshoots done in Los Angeles.

GRADE: B-/C+

Andre Gonzales

I really liked this new nightmare. I wish there was more action in it but still pretty good. I hope this is the start of a new Freddy movie series.

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