Reviews — A Nightmare on Elm Street
Audience write-ups from TMDB
CinemaSerf
A truly exceptional horror film, this slasher leans into its ability to be legitimately frightening while maintaining a lighthearted tone. Robert Englund is fantastic as the iconic "Freddie Krueger," wielding his trademark clawed hand and invading the dreams of teenagers whose parents were involved in his horrific past. When “Nancy” (Heather Langenkamp) starts connecting the dots, she teams up with her boyfriend "Gle…
Andre Gonzales
This film initiated a terrifying sequence of events and genuinely made me apprehensive about nighttime. It holds a special place among my preferred horror franchises, ranking right there with Friday the 13th. I really enjoy it.
John Critic
This slasher horror movie has become my top choice, and it’s a perfect match for my Halloween costume—which feels like part of appreciating this fantastic horror film from the eighties.
John Chard
Dream Attack. Several children are experiencing an identical nightmare—a frightening figure with scars and wearing striped clothing pursues them, wielding knives on his fingers. When this dream bleeds into reality and tragedy strikes one of the youngsters, Nancy Thompson decides to confront the menacing presence. This is a truly remarkable horror film, something that countless sequels, related projects, and ani…


