A Nightmare on Elm Street
United States
2010
95 Min
Color
2.35:1
English
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Sunrise
3May12
What's really interesting about Heisserer's interpretation of this classic American myth is it's place in the time of the internet. While Craven's earlier versions convey Krueger as the passage of a sexual disease (like La Ronde), Heisserer emphasizes the disease of belief that spreads in the manner of discussion via the non-linear format of the internet. Fascinating that "belief" becomes a disease of modern times.
Mark Garrett
14Apr12
If Jackie Earle Hayley wouldn't even come back for this one, what does that say about it's quality...?
Mr.Wolf
5Jan12
OMG HORRIBLE!!! How many times am I going to see the same errors on and on again. Stop inventing new shit, christ, if your going to remake some scenes from the first movie, DO IT RIGHT, dont start inventing "New ways to express the scene". But any way, the story I have to admit pretty original, but it all goes to hell in the end. I would have liked to have seen some relation in characters from the initial movie.
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Lots of potential, no innovation
By Henrik Schunk on May 25, 2012
An uninspired and boring remake of the cult classic A Nightmare on Elm Street. Many remakes claim to be a “re-installment” of the series, prequels, reinterpretations, mash-ups and so forth. Unfortunately… read review
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