Deconstructing Wes Craven's New Nightmare
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- Freddy Krueger has always been an intriguing character. But it wasn't until 1994 that he was given a bit of a makeover, along with a darker edge. And after years of Freddy being mostly a quipster, this was a welcome change. So join us as we get into the fourth wall breaking of Wes Craven's New Nightmare.
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NEW NIGHTMARE was so underrated! Most def one of my favorite “sequels” of the franchise. What’s more kick ass than having FREDDY KRUEGER haunt the actual actors from the original movie INCLUDING Robert Englund?!♥️💚
I know showing Freddy less was the point but for a 2 hour movie and only having Freddy for a few scenes toward the end (not including the glimpse of him at the funeral) was disappointing
Thank you for calling it a sequel
Love the idea of a real life demon imitating Freddy Krueger. Such an insane idea
cause demons really do that
@@devontemoericke493 haha well it's a horror MOVIE, so yeah anything is possible
A new nightmare was ahead of its time as far as the original nightmare series go
It was a whole different thing and vibe. I was born in 1993, rented movies from blockbuster, never rented original 80s freddy but for some reason was always drawn to new nightmare. It wasnt until i was 16-18 when i watched the nightmare on elm streets from
Before 1994 (i saw freddy vs jason before the originals as well).
Wes cravens new nightmare was such a different vibe than the others, i even knew it as a kid and skipped other the comedic originals.
Wes Craven new nightmare is the best horror sequel it was ahead of it's time 10/10 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Its definitely in no universe a 10/10....The makeup looks awful and cheap, alot of that thanks to Englund from the sound of it wanting "easier" to apply makeup that started around 4. Once they get to the hospital the movie really starts to unravel, that freeway scene is just god awful and pretty lame. Pretty lame too that the "lair" of the demon looks like a broom closet and LMFAO he's afraid of and killed by fire LMFAO. Cause ya know, demons are never around fire.
@@lutherheggs451 To each there own
@James Morant I’m with you. I love this movie. New Nightmare is my favorite out of all of them.
The X Factor for me is Heather Langenkamp. She is freaking fantastic in this movie! I LOVE the emotional work and ALL of the physicality work they gave her to do in it!! So much action! I absolutely Love her performance in it!☺️
@@lutherheggs451 I agree
I definitely want a new nightmare on elm street, even if it's Jackie Earle Haley, but preferably a sequel, or even a reboot of this. This is my favorite, besides Freddy vs Jason.
I can assure you, David LeRoy Anderson DID NOT play himself in new nightmare.
Her husband’s name in the movie wasn’t even David LeRoy Anderson, it was Chase Porter, played by David Newsom, I can fact check that myself on IMDb, disappointed with fact checker on video…maybe he’s just gave wrong facts to see if anyone posted a “you’re wrong comment”…well here it is “ YOU ARE WRONG”
@@travismiller4320 Can confirm. Sam's brother from Quantum Leap is not Nancy's husband. :)
@@travismiller4320you are wrong
This is honestly the umpteenth mistake that I have seen from joblo as of late. They've got some pretty lazy fact checkers.
@@ryanmcwilliams8784 please explain how
Wes Craven’s New Nightmare was meta before meta became cool with Scream 😱
I was 12 in 1994 and I remember renting and watching New Nightmare right after it came out on video. I don't think I had watched all of the pervious films by that point, not that it mattered much. I really enjoyed the film overall, but what really got me was in the credits. I swear that it said that Freddy Kruger also played himself. All while logically knowing that couldn't be actually true, it definitely shook me to the core.
New Nightmare is my favorite of the franchise. The blending of real world with the movie is great.
Heather morphing back into "Nancy" was what really made this film even more iconic and so much better than the rest. Sure the new look also made it as well.
Nancy of ALL characters is THE ONLY character to ever defeat Freddy twice
And for the trivia question, Robert himself has admitted he loves the original 1984 and part 7 (new nightmare) the most simply because Wes was involved
I agree. As much as I love all the films, New Nightmare really does it for me. Heather Langenkamp was freaking phenomenal in it. All that emotional and physicality work they gave her to do. That freeway scene was so intense! Then when she started down that slide! I love that movie.🍿
NIGHTMARE'S 1,3 AND 7 ARE STILL MY ALL-TIME FAVORITES.
I really enjoyed Wes Craven's New Nightmare it was breath of fresh air after Freddy's dead which is so corny
New Nightmare is my favourite of the series and seeing others appreciate it will always be a joy.
An interesting fact is that the bladed "glove" in New Nightmare is based on the design from the first movie's poster.
Give us animated Freddy. The imagery of a nightmare they could do with that medium is so incredible i cant believe it hasnt happened yet.
@spikeohara4lifeyeah sadly the closest we have to a Freddy video game is Freddy in Dead by Daylight but it’s the remake Freddy as ig thats the only rights they could get as the rights New Line has is going for a lot of money as they want the rights to go to the right people and not have a repeat of the remake
I think Blumhouse or A24 could make a good Nightmare movie as they have been on the ball with horror movies recently people just have to realize that Robert can’t play Freddy forever and eventually have to pass the torch. Of course no one can do Freddy like Robert did but people have their own ideas on how to play the character. I think the remake would be good if it was a standalone movie and not a remake of a classic horror franchise
Talk about missed opportunities with Johnny Depp saying had Wes asked he would have been part of the funeral scene but sadly Wes thought Depp was too big of a star and would have passed.
With Elm Street being his first movie and how big of a part he had in it he would have been a great addition to the scene ESPECIALLY if he would have been one of the people in the movie who had been having nightmares of this movie’s “Freddy”. Heck considering all that I wouldn’t have been surprised if Depp would have been willing to do that at a hugely discounted price because of it.
But as to the movie as it is I love it, the only nitpick’y thing I would change is the final shot of “Freddy” transforming before he is vanquished, the demon effect doesn’t really work especially with the bug-out eyes.
Since fictional Heather was close with fictional John Saxon like Nancy and Donald it would be cute for fictional Johnny Depp to comfort Heather at the funeral like Nancy and Glenn :(
They should make a new movie where Freddy is played by a new guy for the majority of the movie and when they’re about to defeat him he starts withering and aging and reverts back to Robert Englund before the final blow. A good way to still have him cameo.
This is possibly my favorite movie. Freddy's "Miss me?!" when popping out of the closet.... EVERY TIME I open a closet I think about that. I just rewatched it and I never realized that freddy's glove creeping on the husband's crotch is basically the tub scene from the first movie. Loved that callback/ meta-ness.
This came out on video when I was a freshman in college, and my roommate and I rented it. I really didn't care for it that first viewing, and just dismissed it. Years later I rewatched it on cable, and found that I missed what made it great. Now it's my third favorite Nightmare film, after the first film and Dream Warriors. Great video!
I never noticed that the guy getting stabbed by the animatronic hand is Matt Winston, son of the legendary make-up effects artist Stan Winston. Super meta.
As per the norm, I think the 84 original is the best because at the time, no one had seen a villain like Freddy before, it had the most serious true nightmarish feel and no cheese.
Not quite true
@@TonyTheLoneRiderSmith Well, the least amount of cheese compared to the rest of the series for sure.
Yeah Freddy was the first slasher with personality and wasn’t the silent stalker like Jason and Michael he had a unique weapon and could only kill in dreams unless he was brought into the real world and his killings could make people end up crazy when no one believes them
Chucky later was the 2nd slasher that could talk and he and Freddy both went in the route where they slowly had more personality and was more comedical
When I showed my wife the nightmare movies, I presented them as a trilogy. The original, Dream Warriors and New Nightmare. I call it the Nancy trilogy and it works perfectly when watched back to back. It's the best way to experience Freddy.
Wrong it's the best for & to you
@@TonyTheLoneRiderSmith yes. That's why I said it.
This is my 2nd favorite Freddy movie right behind Dream Warriors. It's so cool that they do it like real life then transfers into the movie characters.
Proto-scream. Loved how Wes approached this film...and the new freddy look was bad ass! I wish we would've gotten the scene where Robert confronts freddy, but I guess it didn't fit. Robert just disappears halfway through the film after his convo with Heather.
Some say he still had the dream off screen and that’s why he moved away
Ofc in LA is when fictional Heather Robert New Line and Wes all live in close proximity with each other 😭
I originally saw this movie as a rental, I did not see it in the theaters. But I remember sitting in my living room by myself in amazement with my jaw on the floor saying to myself that "this s*** is crazy!" - It's my personal favorite Nightmare movie because of the reality bending terror it permeates
Wes Craven's New Nightmare has a special place in my heart as it was my first big screen Elm St. I still have the Fangoria magazine all about it's production and articles of the previous entries.
Ranking
#1. Elm St 1984
#2. Dream Warriors
#3. New Nightmare
#4. Dream Master
#5. Dream Child
#6. Freddy's Revenge
#7. Elm St 2010
8. Freddy's Dead
I saw this when it came out on VHS ... When I was 10!!! I blame my much older siblings for my love of horror
Lol
I remember seeing this in the theater as part of a triple date. The date of one of my friends kept screaming bloody murder every time Freddy popped up on screen, it was beyond typical horror movie fright. About 3/4 of the movie in, she got up and ran out of the theater, my friend followed. Later when we asked if she was ok and what happened with her. She apologized to the group, saying that Freddy had reminded her of an ex-boyfriend of hers. We could only imagine what her previous relationships were like.
They should have another Elm Street with Englund reprising his role. At this point they can have him do all vocals with almost every onscreen appearance being a body double. Even his face can be someone with a mask out carefully constructed cGi. Englund said he’s too old for it but I’m sure a tight script and a few returning faces would guarantee a success
please no
@ you don’t like good scripts and good looking special effects?
@@tatvela6915 I enjoy storytelling and well-crafted films, not movies made to cater to fans and whose only value is to replicate past success.
@then I guess you don't like this franchise and love that rebooted abortion
@@bloodeagle6458 hahaha I suppose you prefer that they overexploit a franchise and drain it dry until nothing remains but pale imitations. If it were up to you, I suppose we would have as many movies as the MCU has.
Really enjoyed this as this is my favorite out of all of them.😃
The X Factor for me is Heather Langenkamp. She is freaking fantastic in this movie! I LOVE the emotional work and ALL of the physicality work they gave her to do in it!! So much action! She did such fantastic work! I absolutely LOVE her performance in it!☺️
I love this movie more and more as time goes on. This was a nice and respectful breakdown to a movie that really endeared me to Wes Craven in my youth.
Dude... David Newsom as Chase Porter. In the film, Newsom plays Chase Porter, Heather's husband and a special effects artist working for New Line Cinema. The role of Chase was originally offered to Heather Langenkamp's real life husband David LeRoy Anderson but he declined as it would be "too close to the bone". Newsom recalled in 2010 how he looked nothing like a typical special effects artists who tended to be bigger than him with longer hair.
We can fact check that on IMDb, but I guess that’s too much effort to put into a video, for this guy.
New Nightmare is underrated, very original, and well made. Among the top 3 Freddy Krueger movies for sure.
I have to say, this and the original are the only Elm Street movies i care for personally. Incidentally, i love the touch of John Saxon playing himself until the lines really start to blur and we see him with his police badge on his belt.
That was great how she makes herself call him daddy too.
This is my third favourite Nightmare on Elm Street film.
If Robert isn’t up for it, David Howard Thornton could be the new Freddy.
Such a cool idea, all the actors plus director playing as themselves and even her real life husband included in this.
I absolutely love this movie my birthday is OCT 14th so I'll always remember that was my birthday present to go to the theater at watch it
As always: an awesome Deconstructing episode. Cudos 🎉
I absolutely loved this film. It ranks #2 in the series for me. The only reason being that #1 is an honorary position. It was completely different, but different enough to keep things interesting. Even though it was a different take, it still had the same feel and bones of the original. I wish that there could be more sequels like this; that take risks and try something new.
R.i.p wes craven you made awesome horror movies
So new nightmare was the final film? Does no one else count Freddy vs Jason as an official entry in both franchises or is it just me.
JoBlo just says whatever they feel like, doesn't matter if it's true or accurate or not. Fucking garbage.
I saw parts of this movie as a kid. The husband's death I saw when my mom was watching and I knew it was a nightmare on elm st movie but another time I saw the ending part when the mom goes under the bed and stuff and always wondered what movie that was
I got to see it opening day on October 4th which is my bday. (Turning 14)All I wanted for my bday was to watch the movie. I geeked out the whole time while watching it. I thought it was ahead of its time.
I loved this movie, still do and I went to the theater as a 14 yr old several times to see it. I remember at my (now closed for well over a decade) local two screen theater it was New Nightmare in Cinema 2 and Forrest Gump in Cinema 1. So it wasn't only up against Pulp Fiction but the likes of Forrest Gump and other big movies that fall.
I’m taking a drink every time that you say “iconic.” I am 10 minutes in and I am hammered 😂
I saw this when I was a freshman in college. New Nightmare was way beyond its time. Wes Craven showcased his intelligence and ability to tell a story in multiple levels. The Genre of the film was so much more complicated in a good way. Horror/Thriller/Drama. Into the Spider Verse is great film that explores multiverse. Unfortunately. what some brilliant storytellers were exploring in their films is splattered everywhere now but without the intelligence or purpose that these filmakers had.
Wes craven new nightmare is one of the very best horror movies ever and has a great cast too 😊❤
It’s such a shame Robert Englund retired from playing Freddy Krueger.
I would love to see that idea that was floated around of Freddy being tired and beat up by high school kids that intentionally go into their dream to fight him and beat him, until Freddy gets more powerful again.
Loved new nightmare. Freddy’s new look was much needed.
I remember I was all excited seeing this movie in theaters with my dad. I was only 8 years old haha. great movie.
This was a fantastic video that cleared a lot of things up. I had some conflicting feelings about this movie because I unfortunately saw it first. It was kind of unintentionally my first exposure to the Nightmare on Elm St. series, and it actually put me off big horror franchises. This wasn't helped by the 2009 Friday the 13th being the first F13 movie I'd ever seen. I didn't have parents or older siblings who could point me in the right direction. It wasn't until a few years later that I went back and watched the originals to make sense of all the hype. I really need to make it back to this movie at some point.
Omg me too the remake was my first as it came out when I was 4 but didn’t remember it much but knew how low and monotone Freddy’s voice was and I watched New Nightmare CONSTANTLY i didn’t watch the og 6 + Freddy vs Jason till now but I remember seeing the end of Dream Child a few times
I remember me as a little kid was disappointed when I looked under my sheets and didn’t find a slide to Freddy’s realm 😭
I do like how in this movie Freddy takes the role as the monster under the bed rather than a dream demon as he is targeting a little kid this time not a teen and is playing on child fears
I like this one, saw it in a midnight cinema preview back in the day.
Great video. Love this movie its probably the only Elm street movie that scared me
Miko Hughes' screaming Rex is easily one of the best performances from a child of that time.
New nightmare is so genius. The worst fear of Freddy being real . This mf too meta
To be honest, Wes Craven's New Nightmare has aged well over the years as it's the 30th anniversary of this film, I remember seeing this at age 6 or 7, while covering myself with a blancket, then you must start imagining how scary I felt after seeing this horror movie. As a result, I had to sleep with my parents because I thought I would have nightmares at the night haha.
I have a special place in my filthy, little demon's heart for this film! I'm so glad it is finally getting the heavy petting it deserves.
Robert E needs to come back as Freddy at the very least one more time but hopefully he’s got a few more in him 🤞
This is by far the most scary of them all!
So happy this film was my introduction to the franchise! It’s so fun and genuinely scary! Do you count Freddy vs Jason as canon? lol
Good analysis on the 8th wall...
New Nightmare was just genius, much probs to the late great Wes Craven. My picks are obvisously:
1. Dream Warriors-really really love that one.
2. New Nightmare
3. Nightmare On Elm Street
4. Freddy's Revenge..did not care much for that installment.
5. Dream Master
6. Freddy's Dead
7. Dream Child
I love this movie! The ideas in this movie are phenomenal. I think the answer is C. A New Nightmare is Robert England’s favorite.
I loved New Nightmare. My rule of thumb is that if Heather Langenkamp is in the film, then it's solid. My rankings are: 1, 3, NN, 2 - any other Nightmare films just don't even cut it. Personally, I think it best to just leave it alone now. You won't top the original.
Great film!
My biggest complain with this movie is that Wes claims in the movie that Nancy has to be the one to defeat Freddy because she was the first to do it. So? She was killed by him. If anything it had to be Alice, Katerine or even Jacob since all of them actually defeated him and got to live.
I get that the whole idea of this movie is to recreate the first. That´s fine. But then Wes had to come up with a better reason for Heather to be the one to fight Freddy one last time.
As for my ranking:
1. Dream Child
2. Dream Master
3. Dream Warriors
4. Freddy´s Revenge
5. New Nightmare
6. Nightmare on Elm. St.
7. Freddy´s Dead
...and I LOVE Freddy vs Jason but I don´t include it as part of the franchise.
I saw this one as a kid and damn it has stayed w me since
i love new nightmare, the aspect of horror get into the real life, its just amazing n scary especially involving the kid
In this film, Freddy is depicted much closer to what Wes Craven had originally intended for the character, much more menacing, much less comical, with an updated attire and appearance. However in 2015, before his death, he would admit he regretted changing his appearance and said: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Which was why he kept Ghostface's mask the same in every Scream movie.
The events in this film revolve around Heather Langenkamp having a stalker. In real life, she did have a stalker, and Wes Craven got her permission to weave it into the story.
The television show appearance was inspired by a real encounter. According to Wes Craven: "Robert Englund and I did an appearance together on public television in the San Francisco area. It was about whether this kind of movie was bad for children or not. There were parents in the audience and then kids. All the kids leaped to their feet and started chanting, 'Freddy! Freddy! Freddy!' I remember looking at the show host and the parents, and they all looked horrified."
In reality, Heather Langenkamp's real husband David LeRoy Anderson is a special effects man, as he is in the film.
The film has no opening titles to blur the illusion of whether it's a film, a documentary or something else altogether.
In the ending credits, Freddy Krueger is credited as himself, even though Robert Englund reprises the role.
The basic premise of the film, Freddy invading the real world and haunting the actors and crew responsible for the "A Nightmare on Elm Street" films, was originally intended to be used for A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987), inspired by the movie Return to Horror High (1987), but the idea was rejected by the studio at the time.
Before making this movie, Wes Craven watched all of the "A Nightmare on Elm Street" films. By the time he was finished, he claimed that he could not follow the storyline at all. He further regards the sequels to be weak compared to his original masterpiece.
Robert Englund has said this is his favorite movie of the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise along with Freddy's makeup being his favorite look.
Wes Craven's daughter Jessica Craven appears as a nurse.
David LeRoy Anderson, who is Heather Langenkamp's real-life husband, declined to play himself.
Miko Hughes has kept the sewn up Rex dinosaur since filming. Wes Craven had an original copy without the scars.
The "bio-engineered" hand and glove that Freddy uses in this film (as opposed to the glove used in the prior films) is actually derived from the artwork of the theatrical poster and video box covers of A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984).
Heather Langenkamp and her real-life special effects artist husband David LeRoy Anderson had a son named Daniel (born 1991), serving as the basis for Heather's family in the film. Tragically, Daniel died in 2018 at the age of 26 as a result of a brain tumor, the same condition that had already taken director Wes Craven's life in 2015.
At three appearances, Heather Langenkamp has played the protagonist in the series more times than anyone else. However, none of her appearances have been consecutive.
At one hour and 52 minutes, this is the longest film in the "A Nightmare on Elm Street" franchise.
This is the first and, as of 2022, only movie in the "A Nightmare on Elm Street" franchise that doesn't have any opening credits.
At around 35 minutes) When Heather Langenkamp vomited in the morgue, she was spitting up a combination of clam chowder and bean soup.
The credits call Robert Englund's wife Patrice. In real life, his wife is Nancy Booth.
The scene where Freddy tries to swallow Dylan whole, is similar to the scene in A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987), where the Freddy Snake tried to swallow Kristen whole.
After Heather makes the decision to play Nancy, the version of the house she enters has a blue door, like it did in the original. All the other sequels showed the house with a red door.
At around one hour and 40 minutes) In the final scene where Dylan stabs Freddy's tongue outside the oven, you can hear the famous Psycho (1960) shower scene music.
Freddy's death in this film is similar to his original death when he was burned alive by a group of vigilante parents.
This the only Nightmare on Elm Street movie where Freddy does not kill any teenagers. Every character killed in this movie is an adult.
Body Count: Four
In A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), the movie that Glenn watches on television to try to stay awake is The Evil Dead (1981). In this film, the movie that plays on television is A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984).
This movie was ahead of its time
I got the same top 3 but I love Freddy vs Jason
I have special bond with original A Nightmare On Elm Street I'm 4 months older then the original. While seeing the 2010 film I was asked by teenagers how many original films. I was like 7 movies. And while some sequel completely forgot who Freddy is and was and while 84 film had dark sense of humor.
Cool movie. I just watched it a few days ago.
David Leroy Anderson is not in this film. That’s an actor playing Heather’s sfx husband.
But I’m gonna say this, one of the fx guys who die in the beginning is none other than Matt Winston, son of legendary creature creator Stan Winston.
I absolutely love this film, and was lucky enough to watch it in cinemas when it came out. I was 14 years old and loved every minute of it. What a film!
I would really like to see this as a dramatic tv series that way Freddy can be fully developed and fleshed out, from childhood to dream killer
Loved this movie!
Great channel great video
Love the darker tone of the series, so I've to give Nightmare on Elm Street, New Nightmare and Freddy vs. Jason the top 3 ranking here.
Hope they do a reboot by going the Halloween route, ignoring everything after Part 1 (or again doing the New Nightmare "everything's a movie" thing) and give us a frightening Freddy that make us shit our pants at night.
I wanna fear falling asleep again...
This is probably my favourite sequel of the franchise. So bummed when it literally bombed at the box office. Clearly way ahead of its time.
This film was a breathe of fresh air after Freddy’s Dead
I saw this movie on TNT when I was about 10. I had never seen a Nightmare movie, but had heard the stories. So, this was my first introduction. I was pretty terrified. I still really enjoy this movie, but it does have a made for tv quality for it. Even simple color grading would enhance the movie. It probably my favorite after the original. Unpopular opinion but the 2011 remake is my third favorite. The whole child predator angle was awful, but I do like the imagery and the modern scares that were able to be done. It had a great atmospheric quality to it that was scary.
Heather Langenkamp worked on the Growing Pains spin-off Just the Ten of Us.
What's the over/under on how long until the narrator says something is "iconic"?
One of my favorite horror films.
I agree with your ranking of the films, but I would switch 1 & 2 around.
I love this movie. This movie and the first one I watched the most.
1. Nightmare on Elm Street 84
2. Dream Warriors
3. New Nightmare
4. Dream Master
5. Freddy’s Dead
6. Dream Child
7. Freddy’s Revenge
Nice ranking
I love New Nightmare! To me tho I don't count it with the rest of the series even tho it is part of it. I look at New Nightmare as a spin off kind of. I look at the Elm Street timeline from the original-Freddy's Dead then Freddy vs Jason takes place after Freddy's Dead & Jason Goes to Hell.
Also I'd like to see a Rob Zombie take on Freddy Krueger! I loved Rob's versions of Halloween even tho a lot of people don't. I think it would be good!
Loved this movie
I would love to see more nightmare on elm street content
Wes did a Great Job reinventing Freddy😎
My favs are the og and Dream Warriors. My fav Freddy is the demon Freddy from FvJ. It’s definitely time for a re-reboot. My pitch: Start with a movie about the Springwood Slasher. Have it be a cat and mouse type film with Nancy’s dad, the chief of the pd. A trilogy progressing into the culmination of burning Krueger alive. Then another trilogy with him as the dream stalker. The end. Pay me millions New Line.
This is my favorite a nightmare on elm street movie in the world, besides Freddy vs Jason
IMO Nancy is the perfect if not best ever final girl
I love the , “Nancy trilogy.” 1,3 & 7
People don’t and won’t agree, but THIS was the PERFECT ending to the character and movie as we know it. It’s exactly the only way this movie works in the modern world.
So the endgame of freddy movies should end with the sound of freddy hammering his claws 😅
Did you say the Scream franchise was consistent?
The first one is gold. The rest are for better or worse, debatable
easily the scariest movie in the Nightmare series
it's very underrated
This movie was Craven’s successful redemption for the end of the series after so many bad sequels after the original.