The Fresh and Exciting Wes Craven.

Rating: Null/10 (21 July 1999)

A Nightmare on Elm Street, which became one of the most reconizable horror flicks in the 80s, and one that most people were anxious to see more sequels spawn from, is one of the better horror movies of the 80s. True, there is some bad acting and true, there is some unevenness in the plot; but the thing that everyone must realize is that back then, the bad acting and the holes in the script are what make the movie good. As long as there was a supernatural stalker, a girl with big breasts, and lots of gore you had yourself a winner of a film. What can I say? It was the 80s.