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31 Nights of Horror. Night 3: A Nightmare on Elm Street

October 4, 2012 by robertforto 1 Comment

A Nightmare on Elm Street
A Nightmare on Elm Street (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) really was one of the first movies that hooked me on the horror genre. I was 13 years old living in the Washington D.C. suburbs with my two brothers, mom and step-dad. My dad would drive up a couple times a month to see us on Sunday’s from Richmond.

He would take my brother Ryan and I shopping for school clothes of something else we didn’t need, we would grab a pizza and head to the movies. Usually scary ones if they were playing.

A Nightmare on Elm Street was one of those movies that we watched with my dad. I remember it like it was yesterday. The whole premise was so warped especially for a teen in the rages of puberty and angst.

Freddy became the alter-ego of a generation of kids in the 80’s and the franchise went on to make at least a half a dozen sequels. But none of them was as good as the first. Wes Craven’s story telling about a monster in a Christmas sweater, a fedora and razor claws captured a generation and spawned myriad slasher films over the next couple of decades. Nightmare also introduced the world to a little known actor named Johnny Depp. Yep, that Johnny (oooo la la!)…

What is your favorite scary movie?

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Filed Under: 31 Days of Horror, Alaska, Daily Post, Horror Tagged With: Elm Street, Film, Freddy, Freddy Krueger, Horror fiction, nightmare on elm street, Washington D.C, wes craven

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