Pesadilla en Elm Street. El origen

Título original: A Nightmare on Elm Street

2010
16
1h 35min

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Jackie Earle Haley in Pesadilla en Elm Street. El origen (2010)

The spectre of a disfigured man haunts the children of the parents who murdered him, stalking and killing them in their dreams.

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El espectro de un violador de niños fallecido acecha a los hijos de los padres que lo asesinaron, acosándolos y matándolos en sus sueños.El espectro de un violador de niños fallecido acecha a los hijos de los padres que lo asesinaron, acosándolos y matándolos en sus sueños.El espectro de un violador de niños fallecido acecha a los hijos de los padres que lo asesinaron, acosándolos y matándolos en sus sueños.

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110 mil

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Premios
- 2 premios y 11 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
Freddy's sweater was knitted by Judy Graham, the same woman who knitted Freddy's sweater in the original Pesadilla en Elm Street (1984).

Pifias
(at around 18 mins) When Nancy and Quentin are talking in the school, between shots Quentin's jumper moves so that 'Joy Division' is fully visible on his T-shirt, however when the camera moves back to the position it was before, the jumper has moved back, so that you can only see 'Y Divis'.

Citas
Freddy Krueger: Why are you screaming?
[pause]
Freddy Krueger: I haven't even cut you yet!
[laugh]

Créditos adicionales
The movie's title doesn't appear on screen until nearly 10 minutes into the movie.

Conexiones
Featured in The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Surrogates/Pandorum/Fame (2009)

Banda sonora
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Written by Charles Bernstein

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Not horrible just because it's a remake.

Yes, we all know that Wes Craven's original is far more superior than this. That doesn't come as a surprise to anyone. And as much as I enjoy the Elm Street series, a few of the sequels did cross the line into way-too-cheesy territory, and lost the horror charm. "Freddy's Dead" will always remain one of the absolute worst sequels of all time to me, it really is unwatchable. This movie isn't great, but it isn't a 1/10 either. I'd place it about around the same level of quality as say, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake. I enjoyed it, and I liked Jackie Earl Haley's portrayal of Krueger, despite Englund forever reigning superior.