#a nightmare on elm street 6

[moviesycho]

every movie I've watched in 2023 [27/?]:

FREDDY'S DEAD: THE FINAL NIGHTMARE (1991) directed by Rachel Talalay

#freddy's dead: the final nightmare #a nightmare on elm street #a nightmare on elm street 6 #rachel talalay #freddy krueger #film #movie #filmedit #movieedit #filmgifs #moviegifs #slasher #horror #watched in 2023 #1990s #1991

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

#freddy Krueger #video games #a Nightmare On Elm Street #a nightmare on elm street 6 #video game #game #joystick #antagonist #Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991) #90's classic movies #american supernatural horror film #90's classic horror movies

[futuristic-coffinnails-x]

Note: These are homages to both the subject matter and R.L. Stine's amazing body of work. Share and enjoy responsibly, and stay weird!

#goosebumps #i can't believe it's not goosebumps #r l stine #the howling iv: the oringinal nightmare #orphan: first kill #anna and the apocalypse #paranormal activity 2 #a nightmare on elm street 6

[artblooger19moon]

Freddy Krueger

A Nightmare On Elm Street Series

#Freddy Krueger #robert englund #the springwood slasher #a nightmare on elm street #a nightmare on elm street 2 #a nightmare on elm street 2 Freddy’s revenge #a nightmare on elm street 3 #a nightmare on elm street 3 Dream Warriors #a nightmare on elm street 4 #a nightmare on elm street 4 the dream master #a nightmare on elm street 5 #a nightmare on elm street 5 the dream child #a nightmare on elm street 6 #freddy’s dead: the final nightmare #a nightmare on elm street 7 #wes craven’s new nightmare #freddy krueger fanart #drawing #fan art

[duranduratulsa]

Now showing on DuranDuranTulsa's Horror Show...Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991) on glorious vintage VHS 📼! #movie #movies #horror #anightmareonelmstreet #freddysdead #TheFinalNightmare #freddysdeadthefinalnightmare #ANightmareonElmStreet6 #WesCraven #RIPWesCraven #freddy #freddykrueger #robertenglund #lisazane #ShonGreenblatt #lezliedeane #rickeydeanlogan #BreckinMeyer #YaphetKotto #elinordonahue #RoseanneBarr #TomArnold #alicecooper #johnnydepp #robertshaye #tobesexton #cassandrarachelfriel #chasonschirmer #racheltalalay #brianmay #vintage #vhs #90s #newlinecinema #durandurantulsa #durandurantulsashorrorshow

#movies #movie #horror #a nightmare on elm street #a nightmare on elm street 6 #freddy's dead #the final nightmare #freddy's dead the final nightmare #wes craven #rip wes craven #freddy krueger #freddy #Robert Englund #lisa zane #shon greenblatt #Lezlie Deane #Ricky Dean Logan #Breckin Meyer #Yaphet Kotto #Roseanne Barr #Tom Arnold #Alice Cooper #tobe sexton #Johnny Depp #chason schirmer #Elinor Donahue #Robert Shaye #new line cinema #vintage #vhs

[goryhorroor]

horror + middle fingers

#i had one for poltergeist but i ran out of room #when i was trying to get the picture for the thing it came out blurry so i scrapped it #same thing with they live #and i had to include the werewolf from cursed cause its so bad its good #horror #horror movies #movies #child's play 2 #cursed #evil dead 2 #constantine #nightmare on elm street 6: freddy's dead #zombieland #happy death day 2u #bride of chucky #final destination 3 #night of the creeps #horroredit #moviesedit #filmedit #cinema

[vbused]

If Pixar made horror films (Part 1)

(I believe AI Generated)

#fashion #high fashion #men's fashion #moschino #art #tim burton #coraline #goth #coraline jones #nightmare before christmas #horror #american horror story #halloween #scream #scream 6 #scream 5 #Jenna ortega #Johnny depp #a nightmare on elm street #the nightmare before christmas #Jack and sally #coraline wybie #wybie #laika #animation #claymation #emo #punk #corpse bride #corpse

[pollsbright]

#slashers #jason voorhees #ghostface #freddy krueger #michael myers #thomas hewitt #leatherface #friday the 13th #a nightmare on elm street #halloween #texas chainsaw massacre #scream #scream franchise #scream 1996 #scream 6 #scream 2 #scream 3 #scream 4 #scream 5

[americanphysco]

#ive been very into polls lately i love pressing buttons #polls #horror #levis greatest hits #vampire in brooklyn #ginger snaps #Jennifer's body #us #us 2019 #scream #scream 5 #scream 6 #noes #a nightmare on elm street #halloween #tcsm #texas chain saw massacre #alien #aliens

[kelsonius]

In honour of Friday the 13th I'd like to share one of my favourite films of all time.

*in announcer voice* It has body horror, THE original summer camp, over the top pyrotechnics, a heavy metal soundtrack, and is part 11 (!) in the Friday the 13th series:

#they don't make them like this anymore #and by this I mean low budget crazy long horror serialisation #American horror classic #Freddy vs Jason #horror #Friday the 13th #Friday the thirteenth #A Nightmare on Elm Street #Freddy Krueger #Jason Voorhees #obviously I didn't watch it in cinema since I was 6 at the time lol #but I watched all Friday the 13th films when I was in a high school #halloween #spooky season #spooktober #how many more tags can i add #kelsonius op

[bisexual-horror-fan]

Oh let's go on reddit and see what's there-

Oh?

OHHH????

#Some people on the horror subreddits are so so so fucking dumb #I cannot #A Nightmare On Elm Street #ANOES #BETTER THAN 4-6??? #BETTER THAN F VS J????

[theslutwhoreslasher]

#freddy krueger #anoes #a nightmare on elm street #horror #horror slashers #human freddy krueger #demon freddy #human!freddy #a nightmare on elm street part 6

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

𝔉𝔯𝔢𝔡𝔡𝔶'𝔰 𝔇𝔢𝔞𝔡: 𝔗𝔥𝔢 𝔉𝔦𝔫𝔞𝔩 𝔑𝔦𝔤𝔥𝔱𝔪𝔞𝔯𝔢 (յգգյ) 𝔡𝔦𝔯𝔢𝔠𝔱𝔢𝔡 𝔟𝔶 ℜ𝔞𝔠𝔥𝔢𝔩 𝔗𝔞𝔩𝔞𝔩𝔞𝔶

#Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare #A Nightmare on Elm Street 6: The Final Nightmare #1991 #American slasher film #sixth film #A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise #sequel to A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child #my gif #gifs #my edit #gif #90's #90s

[movieposters1]

#Nightmare On Elm Street 6

[femtober]

FEMTOBER BLOG: Centennials & Strikes

What do Sherlock Holmes fighting dinosaurs and French women having sex with cars have in common?

And what is Freddy Krueger's connection to Halloweentown?

Every Femtober, I try to include a category or two that's relevant to the events of the year so far. The double WGA/SAG-AFTRA Strike is already unprecedented, but for it to happen on the centennial of two much-maligned studios is deeply ironic.

This year, I watched two movies from non-AMPTP studios, and two movies from Disney and Warner Brothers. Unfortunately due to the inherent lack of women directing for studios, finding a good match for Disney and WB was difficult, but the indie studio films also presented an interesting challenge.

Though women-directed films at Disney and WB are among the highest grossing of all time, the number of films women are directing for these studios is very limited. And on top of that, horror is an even smaller number, particularly in Disney’s family-friendly catalog.

I wrote previously about my Warner Brothers pick Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, which I had already seen. While the title of the film is pretty telling, it does ultimately feel like a bit of a franchise killer. Rachel Talalay really wanted to make something different, and she sure as hell did it, but at the cost of lessening some of the horror of the franchise. It feels very meta, but it's really not until New Nightmare that meta horror really takes shape. The overall story is lackluster, but it's a worthy experiment into a new approach to the genre that's largely unappreciated.

My Disney pick, Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge, was also a rewatch but one I had not seen in quite some time. I can't say I really have fond memories of Halloweentown II specifically, but I do remember Disney Channel playing the commercial for it constantly.

What was most surprising to me about this DCOM was how scary it actually was. I initially struggled between choosing this movie, Hocus Pocus 2, and Ravenous. They all would be rewatches, but Hocus Pocus 2 is just bad, and as much as I love Ravenous it's already been in 2 previous Femtobers. I was worried listing Halloweentown II as a horror was a bit of a copout, but it's definitely horror by way of kid camp. There's something Tim Burton-esque about the first and second installments, and in general the Halloween DCOMs always tended to give me the creeps. It wasn't until I was in high school that I rewatched Don't Look Under the Bed, which scared the crap out of me as a kid.

For having such a tame reputation, Disney has some surprisingly effective scares. On top of that, the thing that really struck me about Halloweentown II is how uncomfortable the movie is. Kids are familiar with the joy and colors of the first movie, and in this one they've been replaced by bleak gray and monotone. It's definitely unsettling.

I have to admit, for my non-struck studio picks I wanted to be as meme-y as possible. The idea of putting an Asylum film in the same category as a Palme D'Or winner from Neon was hilarious to me.

Unfortunately for me, the meme wasn't really worth it. Asylum's take on Sherlock Holmes from Rachel Lee Goldenberg is simply dreadful (so much so that I turned it off after 30 minutes - OOPS!). Which really makes me scratch my head, because while Goldenberg has directed the Asylum films Sherlock Holmes and Sunday School Musical, she's also directed the very charming HBO Max film Unpregnant. Hopefully that means she's broken out of the Asylum, so to speak, because it was a really great film! (Incidentally, she also directed one of my all time favorite Lifetime Christmas Movies, Love at the Christmas Table - also a very good movie!)

Titane is a whole different beast. I wasn't sure what to expect; everything I had seen and everyone I had talked to warned me that Titane was not for the weak of heart - or stomach. But, I heard similar things about Raw, which I didn't find unpalatable at all.

If I may go on a bit of a tangent, I feel like with horror, oftentimes there's kind of an all-or-nothing stance on what we can watch. If you've seen one you've seen them all. Well in any film, but I think in particular horror, there are things that some people just don't want to see, for one reason or another. Maybe this isn't "normal" behavior, but I'm not really that concerned about spoilers a lot of the time, so I tend to seek out the content of a movie before watching. Too many times I've been triggered by something I just didn't want to see. So maybe it's okay to normalize that idea a little bit. Horror is visceral and scary, but it's also fun, you know?

That being said, I felt like I had a pretty good handle on what to expect from Titane. The plot, however, threw me for a bit of a loop. Everything I had seen about it really only focused on the first 20 minutes, when the real story unfolds after that. Titane isn't the best film I've ever watched, but how exhilarating is it to find a movie that goes in a direction you never thought possible?

I also find it interesting that because Titane is regarded as being so transgressive, none of the plot really ended up getting spoiled for me, because I never really saw anybody talking about it. Titane is distributed by Neon, and along with A24, those were the indie studios I sought out to complete this category. And you would think that indie studios would have a few more titles to choose from directed by women. Of course, this is just a sampling of two studios, but I did feel a bit wanting by the selection, particularly with A24. I can't help but feel a little discouraged that even the indie studios are becoming "mainstream" in their demographics.

There are plenty of indie horror films directed by women, but quality and availability tend to make these films suffer. I'm not so sure there's an easy fix besides: let women make more movies. Hopefully the success of Barbie, and the potential success of Wish and The Marvels will move the needle a bit.

Other Disney female-directed horror films: • Clock, directed by Alexis Jacknow • Ravenous, directed by Antonia Bird • Hocus Pocus 2, directed by Anne Fletcher

Other Warner Brothers female-directed horror/horror-adjacent films: • Red Riding Hood, directed by Catherine Hardwicke • Embrace of the Vampire, directed by Anne Goursaud • The Banana Splits Movie, directed by Danishka Esterhazy • Daphne & Velma, directed by Suzi Yoonessi

#femtober #femtober 2023 #femtober 6 #femtober6 #female directed films #female filmmakers #film blog #movie trivia #titane #nightmare on elm street #halloweentown 2 #female filmmaker friday #tw // flashing #women in film #women in horror

[duranduratulsa]

Up next on my Spooktober Filmfest...Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991) on glorious vintage VHS 📼! #movie #movies #horror #freddysdead #TheFinalNightmare #freddysdeadthefinalnightmare #anightmareonelmstreet #wescraven #RIPWesCraven #freddykrueger #freddy #robertenglund #90s #vintage #vhs #spooktober #halloween #october #newlinecinema

#movie #movies #horror #90s #freddy's dead #the final nightmare #freddy's dead the final nightmare #a nightmare on elm street 6 #a nightmare on elm street #wes craven #rip wes craven #freddy krueger #freddy #Robert Englund #Shon Greenblatt #Ricky Dean Logan #lezliedeane #breckinmyer #lisa zane #alice cooper #Roseanne Barr #Tom Arnold #johnny depp #Spotify