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sanjayx2000
on Jul 26 2008, 4:08:30 AM writes:
WHY NO ONE CAN STOP THEM?
I hope they´ll stop that projekt one day, like they did it with oldboy. How about a assignment against this movie?! |
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 Crazy Dud
on Jul 24 2008, 7:14:48 PM writes:
PLEASE, WES . . . .
STOP THEM!!! |
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Omen666
on Jul 24 2008, 1:04:42 PM writes:
ANOTHER BAD IDEA!
It's official...Hollywood has run out of original material!!!!!!! Oh, wait - they ran out about 6 years ago. This is just a reminder! |
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 beatrixkiddo
on Jul 24 2008, 11:03:43 AM writes:
yeah I don't know how many times I have to say don't do this.
again, why is no one having their own ideas? |
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 porkchopexpress
on Jul 24 2008, 5:55:58 AM writes:
This is gonna suck so much, why?? I really want an answer, why?? Why do this?? I'm really depressed about this, and it won't be the last pointless remake we will have to put up with |
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 FireCaptain4
on Jul 24 2008, 2:14:36 AM writes:
LIKE 'HALLOWEEN', A REMAKE OF THIS JUST DOESN'T FEEL RIGHT
.. and I knew RZ's "Halloween" was a bad idea from the get go, and this'll be too (mark my words!). I also thought all of the sequels to the original NOES were unnecessary, so what do I know?!
Unlike "Friday the 13th"-- which I don't mind being remade since it was a cash in series on the popularity of "Texas Chain Saw Massacre", "Halloween", "Black Christmas" and the like--, "Nightmare" (although it hasn't aged well) has a place in the history of horror cinema and horror fans hearts that just shouldn't be messed with. Like "Halloween", fans are doomed to be heart broken when this picture hits theaters. It may bring new fans (a new generation) into the fan base, but it'll take down many casualties with them. The first film was an original and imaginative spin on the slasher genre; I fear for the worst for this remake.
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im_crazy_for_it
on Jul 23 2008, 11:30:58 PM writes:
EH
I'm starting to get annoyed with all these remakes. Unless a good one turns out, then I'm not really interested.
And yeah, there should really be new, worthy serial killers (unlike Jigsaw). Like, you know, scary ones. |
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uncle dennis
on Jul 23 2008, 11:20:50 PM writes:
THE ORIGINAL IS STILL GOOD.
why? why do this to freddy, the first one is still good and creepy. sure teh effects are cheesy, but the story is still awesome. besides, we all know that this new reimaging is not gonna be scary at all, but will use gore in order to try to get kids to come to this pg 13 peice of crap. |
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shoe1985
on Jul 23 2008, 9:54:11 PM writes:
I don't really see the point of remaking this movie. Why not create new villains? People will say you have the original, I reply, why not watch the original and save some money. More than likely, the original will be better. Can't we get something original already? There are tons of spec scripts out there that are amazing, waiting to be made, instead we keep getting remakes. |
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 LivelikeaMurder
on Jul 23 2008, 9:30:03 PM writes:
BUMMER
The original is one of my favs, cant say Im too excited. And one thing thats really upsetting "delve deeper in the psychology of nightmares and Kruger himself" wasnt that Freddy's Dead?!?!?! Not saying it was bad, just REALLY campy! |
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Crazed child-loving killer Frederick C. Krueger (the C. is for Crispy) is coming back to haunt dreams, but outside whatever continuity previously existed for the character -- New Line is relaunching the NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET series, and now has someone to tell the blade-fingered mind-flayer's story.
