A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) | THE CHERRY PICKER Episode 27
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 1. 08. 2022
- đ In celebration of Wes Craven's birthday, we are revisiting his seminal horror classic! In this episode we will discuss the director's lasting legacy, Freddy Krueger as the ultimate boogeyman, talk about why Nancy Thompson is one of the most influential final girls there is, Eddie will regale us with the time he randomly met two of the film's stars, and of course, we'll also choose which character we think was most deserving to die.
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Edward, nobody was bored by your story!!!! That story made my day listening to it in my break at work. Love to hear that they were great to meet!
So, I came here for Zach in the beginning of this podcast, but I gotta say, Eddie always has me DYING LAUGHING and is one of my new favorite people. Yall keep killing it! Pun totally intended đ€Ł
I loves Eddie's story about meeting some of the cast of nightmare on elm Street! Personally I would have been too embarrassed to bother them. I don't knkw why but I just instantly think they've probably had to meet thousands of fans down the years in so many different places asking rhe same questions ect it must drive them mad so stay quiet đ€Ł
@@Michael-cz6ob right? I dont know if I would've had the restraint if I was sitting near Rose McGowan and then she says Neve Campbell will be joining her....I would've lost my shit internally like Eddie and then would've probably done what he did and just kept quiet lol
Lmaoo Edward quoting Nancyâs mom at the beginning had me smiling so hard â€
Great chat!
Would love to see you both do one of these for Dream Warriors and New Nightmare. 1:08:03 excellent point regarding the breath. It's one of those creepy thrilling aspects of the original film that was never really present in any of the sequels.
Krueger's weapon is actually the most tactical of any slasher. It's a part of his body basically. He has perfect control unlike a knife or other weapon that can be knocked out of your hand or wielded wrong.
i love the Eddy quotes/monologues at the beginning !
Please never stop making these episodes. Brings so much joy to my life :)
One of the best horror movies, this one scared me as a kid. Happy birthday in heaven Wes Craven
I can actually see the David Warner, Freddy being creepier because he would be more restrained. Imagine that cutting off the fingers scene more restrained. There's something creepy about it. I mean Englund is Freddy don't get me wrong but it's a chilling image.
I can actually see that, too
Can you do A Nightmare On Elm Street final girl ranking on your original channel most will say there's 8 final girls of the franchise but it's technically 10 final girls of the franchise.
Does Jessie count as a final girl? đđđ
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Nancy
Jessie
Alice
BOOM AND YALL WELCOME
@@vampirascoffin870 is Kristen considered a final?? She made it through 3.
Oh I know the 10 final girls
Nancy
Lisa
Kristen
Alice
Yvonne
Maggie
Tracy
Heather Langenkamp
Lori
Nancy (Remake)
"Up yours with a twirling lawnmower."
I hadn't realized how quotable this movie was until this podcast.
Also the scene where Nancy and Glenn are standing on the bridge, you can see palm trees in the background. Not many palm trees in Ohio.
True but until part 4 they weren't pretending to be anywhere but Southern California. I used to have a copy of the script and it made numerous references to the Los Angeles area.
I love this movie. I watched it when I was 8 or 9 and it was the 1st time I really saw a female fight back and kick ass. For me sheâs right there with Ripley and Sarah Conner
I am a full believer in "never meet your heroes" however I did have the chance to meet Anthony Stewart Head and I took it. He was so kind and warm and gracious (to he fair it was in a convention setting) but now I refuse to meet anyone else because I want that to be the only celebrity experience hahahha. I don't want to ruin it. Great episode as always!
I love watching the podcasts also love their smiles đđđ
I love when someone can quote the Nightmare movies so well! It drives my husband crazy when I do that haha
Can't wait to watch this later! Thanks Zack and Eddie đ Hopefully this video gives some answers to the confusing ending that to this day I don't fully understand lol
I've legit wanted Buffy discussion from you guys, so I guess I'm headed over to Patreon to update my tier!
Second time listening to the podcast, always great to listen to you guys. I am waiting patiently for the pod on Dream warriors. Might be an unpopular opinion but dream warriors is my favourite of the franchise. Probably helps having no sex dolls being pulled through windows!
Another wonderful episode by the dynamic duo!
i'm def on board with a revamping of the NOES story, EXCEPT including the later sequels as canonical. i'd actually spoken with an editor of DC comics a decade ago with a pitch for a series of comics that coincided with the first film, filling in the blanks and backstories with what i'd learned from deleted scenes and interviews i'd read and watched in the last 40 years of my love of the first film.
I WASN'T TOLD NO!!! lol
however, the editor, Bob Wayne (yes, really), wasn't able to greelight anything, personally, but gave me a handful of names which ultimately led nowhere... but, i still have my scripts, concept art/storyboards, and will FOREVER have the vision of fleshing out the lore in THE most faithful way possible.
as a kid, i enjoyed the evolution of Krueger into a cartoon character (save for the traumatic moment of Nancy's death in Dream Warriors), but i ALWAYS wanted to return him to the absolute monster given free reign in the dream realm.
oh, and i TOTALLY explain how Nancy's grey streak appears on the other side! UGH, why aren't i better connected?!?
I've been waiting for this one!!! My favorite all time hands down.
"He's dead honey because Mommy killed him..." Okay mom lmfao
One of the best horror movies ever. One of few that was thoughtful, meaningful, and wasn't just a cash grab
Its really good but I still don't understand the ending to this day. Is Freddy still alive at the end? If so why did he just randomly disappear when he was about to kill Nancy?
@@Michael-cz6ob The ending is confusing bc Wes wanted a solid ending and the studio wanted to leave it open for sequels.
About the movie's ending - I am still confused how to to interpret it.
But I am leaning more into theory Freddy's still there, Nancy fall a sleep, and Freddy was killed only in a real world, not in general...
As Zack mentioned, Cravne blured the lines between reality and dreams very well, but the very ending has to be dream!
Of course sequles f*ck such interpreation up (possibility of bad ending, and Nancy getting killed off screen once they drove that Freddy car) :)
Wow. I have the same birthday as Wes Craven!
Eddie's F'ing gold lmfao
Robert Englund plays Freddy so amazing.
john saxon was good in this, i'd still say bruce lee enter the dragon was a more refined character meant for him, he suited that one perfectly. Being a cop dad was kind of like undercutting his true ability to me. I have real history with the freddy movies, they have affected me like no other movie except for blair witch and a couple of others. If you ever want another guest i'm down just let me know. i think it'd be really fun.
I saw this one when it was first released on video at the far too early age of 11. These were the days before Freddy had become an endless parody of himself, and I'm not lying when I say that it was THE most terrifying thing that I had ever seen at that point. I've seen it countless times since and never tire of it. RIP, Wes.â€â€â€â€â€
As a theater kid myself.......eddie is definitely a theater kid
I really appreciate this channel..As a super horror fan it makes me feel like I found my peopleđđ
glad we found you too
Eddie's use of "people I've slept beside" was so funny to me đđ
The opening boiler room scene is the perfect set-up for a horror film. It creeps me out to this day.
Great episode Guys đ
Rip Wes đ Happy Birthdayđ
Love the show and thanks for reading my answer for the cherry picker . Sorry for waffling đ
This movie haunted me as a kid. Several classic sequences. The ending sucked, but I know the studio forced Wes Craven to film that. Happy birthday in Heaven, Wes.
The information about David Warner is not true. Both David Warner and Wes Craven denied that there was ever an offer or interest in David playing Freddy. The photo that is supposed to be David Warner in the Freddy makeup is actually a rejected makeup concept for Robert Englund. David Miller said these things in the "Never sleep again" documentary and clearly he was confused about what project he was working on. They corrected this information in the Never sleep again book that came out after the documentary.
Freddy is the most dangerous horror villain you fall asleep you dead can't escape not sleeping.
F-O-I-L is mnemonic term from algebra, not literature. for multiplying factors in parentesis. It stands for: First, Outside, Inside, Last.
Love from the UK (by a fellow Canuck!)
I cant remember which was actually first because of how close together I watched them but I'm pretty sure this was my first horror movie (or 2nd after Halloween) and I can remember just the opening alone being absolutely terrifying....Freddy scared the shyt outta me until I saw Freddys Dead
Also funny yu guys mention a fan should come up with the idea on how top continue this franchise cuz I feel like I'm sitting on the perfect idea to pay homage to the franchise while progressing the story in a way that would perfectly suit either more films or a tv series but i have 0 idea on how to pitch it
sounds like you just gotta start writing something
I love nightmare on elm street how much from 1 to 100 did you like it
at 6:50 - before zack even said it, i was like âpeople actually like hellraiserâŠ.like over other franchisesâ
I loved the story! I wish I could meet celebrities!
My brother sold his vhs of Nightmare on Elm Street as I used to constantly watch it from the age of 9 đđđ
I got Dad to buy me it đ
I don't usually remember my dreams it's weird đ€đ€
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Who is on the cover of the movie lmao, I've never got that, it does not look like Nancy or anyone in the movie haha.
Can anybody explain why the podcast is them both but Zach always says my patreon and my podcast. Is Eddie his buddy who does it for fun and doesn't care that he isn't included in that stuff? Not trying to start anything just curious I came onto it recently but went back and saw they are both there from the beginning. I wonder if anyone else has ever wondered or asked.
This podcast and channel are an offshoot of my (zack's) main channel. I've had Patreon linked to my brand well before we started doing this, that is why it's all in my name. Eddie is still compensated for his work on the podcast by the support shown through Patreon, as is our editor Andre. Hope that clarifies it for you.
@@thecherrypicker I hope the question wasn't rude to ask. I just couldn't tell if you guys were buddies in real life or joined forces. You both have these great larger than life personalities that are great for CZcams. My first episode on this channel was the who killed who in the Scream franchise which was an amazing one to get me hooked!! Both channels are great and very entertaining. Against sorry if it was a rude inquiry, I was just curious.
There are tons of original ideas out there. But no one wants to give the starving artist a job. Studios, publishing houses all those businesses like being safe, not innovative.
Best horror movie of all time blends Fastasy and reality so well you don't know when the character in the dream the performances we're great Nancy is my favorite horror hero used her intelligence and smarts to beat Freddy great deaths scenes and Freddy Krueger the best horror villain of all time
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Yay Buffy!!!!!!
This your plan for your CZcams situation?
Anyway Zack. Iâve never heard of Wes Cravenâs cursed, and am trying to find it and only started the video to support you đđ.
Iâm trying to avoid spoilers for it. Just wanted to let you know my thoughts on the situation, as I havenât yet.
Probably should do a poll to determine whether the video will gain views.
Only reason I brought this up now is because itâs technically still about Wes Craven đđ€Ł
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Are they Gay!?
A Gay Couple!?
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