is it really a true horror movie? POSSIBLE SPOILER

Rating: 9/10 (1 March 2000)

i have a theory on this movie what if it is not really meant to be seen as a horror movie. hahahahaha i hear you say. but what if it is just a cover for the real hidden meaning. the theory goes that it is a study on the loss of friendship and the reactions/mentality of its affect. nancy loses her friends thru death, the basis of this is to show how a teenager in the early/mid eighties would deal with such an issue. if it was to be tina who had survived and not nancy, would the differences be more noticeable? the answeris yes. from what we see of tina, we see she is a weak personality (as are all of her friends/mother who die in the film) and therefore deserves to die. nancy seems to deal with the event and move on... but she is also starting to loose her mind. is freddy real or is he just a nightmare? this is the whole idea of the tragedy, try to make the strong one breakdown by killing off the weak ones. in essence this could be a true shakespearean tragedy... if good ole willy had thought of it :) nancy is a tool to show young women how to be stronger role models for themselves. as she was loosing her mind, she also became stronger by continuing her course of action, and in doing so proved that she was right all along, thus proving that the stronger does prevail. i believe that the horror is just a front to hide the bigger issue, cause lets face the 80's were the time of the horror movie. crappy as most were... this one had to hide it's issues to become the hit it remains today. the gore factor is a cover.... thats how i see it. any counter claims please email me in responce.
thanks