Episode 49 - Nightmare on Elm Street ( Why did you fall asleep?!)

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EPISODE 49 - Nightmare of Elm Street

(Why did you fall asleep?!)

Well the guys find themselves slamming caffeine and trying to stay awake as they discuss the classic 1980's slasher flick.  Nightmare on Elm Street directed by Wes Craven and starring Robert Englund and Heather Langenkemp, and introducing Johnny Depp.    

Joey, Tim, and Matt discuss the similarities between this film and other classic slasher films.  They also tell us when the first time Freddie Kruger first frightened them after viewing this movie.  

Matt asks the guys a connections like question about this film and two non horror films.  Joey shows his knowledge of horror and breakdowns several of the cool factoids about Nightmare on Elm Street. 

Both Tim and Matt give there opinions of the age of the movie and if it still holds up today. There opinions on the general slasher films and what this movie as meant for pop culture.  

Finally the guys give there rating on the film as to if it is worth taking time off your Deathclock to watch this gruesome tale from the mind of Wes Craven.  The scores just might surprise you.  Find out this and more on this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast.

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        Tim:  No

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        Matt:  Yes

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        Joey:  Yes

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