A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/nightmare_on_elm_street_2010/

Look at that. A whopping 15%.

For comparison: Freddy's Revenge had 45%.

It just becomes sad when you have to remake horror movies. If people would stop sticking to that stupid horror script then they wouldn't have to remake horror films

Ppl seem to just hate risking being creative
by doing a remake a fanbase already exists

nowadays we have to wait a long while before a decent one pops up again

they also rinse franchises i think i lost count of how many saw movies there are now

When they do make their own they sometimes try to hard.

I just think they get to cramped in that horror movie thing where they think, horror is only seeing blood flying everywhere by some crazy guy (and or thing). Horror comes from things that make you scared, and a random guy running around with a knife is not the only thing I'm scared of

justover6 wrote:

I just think they get to cramped in that horror movie thing where they think, horror is only seeing blood flying everywhere by some crazy guy (and or thing). Horror comes from things that make you scared, and a random guy running around with a knife is not the only thing I'm scared of

i agree atmosphere iss fundamental as is a good musical score