Horror legend Wes Craven (“Scream“) released “A Nightmare on Elm Street” to an unsuspecting public in 1984, ensuring that a whole generation of kids thought twice before going to sleep after watching a horror movie.
A large portion of the movie monsters audiences had been accustomed to prior were largely regional, or at the very least, bound by the laws of physics and rationality.
And now here came a screen slasher that can follow you no matter where you go.
Long before “Paranormal Activity” violated the safe space of sleeping in your own bed, Robert Englund gave his all to a new…The post Robert Englund Still Has Nightmares About The Original Nightmare On Elm Street appeared first on /Film.
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