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My Opinion on the Prototype of Elm Street Story
Alysson 2022-03-19 09:01:03
This is a horror movie and I don't recommend anyone to watch it. Especially for audiences with poor psychological endurance, it is better not to watch such a film than to watch it. According to my personal experience, the prototype of the story of this film comes from a certain obsessive-compulsive disorder. People with OCD see many things that are not real as real because they have a strong sense of reality. For example, some people who are obsessive about knives are afraid to touch knives because they are afraid of cutting off their hands with knives, which seems unreasonable to outsiders, but obsessive-compulsive patients have a real sense of loss of control and are afraid of themselves Losing control and cutting off one's own hand, this fearful experience is extremely strong, and it is a real harm to people. The so-called dream refers to the various bizarre thoughts of obsessive-compulsive disorder patients. The so-called injury in the dream will become real, which refers to the extremely fearful inner experience. If there is a finale on Elm Street, I guess it may be that the protagonist who disclosed the story actually has obsessive-compulsive disorder!
Extended Reading
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Jayne 2022-04-22 07:01:04
If you can be a villain like Freddy once, it will be worth it in this life!
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Camron 2022-04-20 09:01:18
I miss the era of focusing on horror, instead of a group of people laughing at the dream setting, just immersed in the situation to enjoy a ghost story, to hunt for novelties, to peep, to mobilize nerves, and to experience the first beauty, this is what I love The reason for the ghost story.
A Nightmare on Elm Street quotes
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Tina's Mom: [upon seeing Tina's torn nightgown] Tina, you either gotta cut your fingernails or ya gotta stop that kind of dreaming. One or the other.
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Rod Lane: [after tackling Glen on the lawn] It's Rod Lane, bringing Lantz down, just three yards from the goal line! What a brilliant tackle and the crowd goes wild!
Tina Gray: What the hell are you doing here?
Rod Lane: Came to make up. No big deal. Your mom home?
Tina Gray: Of course.
[looking at the tool Rod used to make the screeching noise]
Tina Gray: Oh, what's that?
Rod Lane: Intense, huh?
[slowly reveals it and imitates a screeching noise]
Rod Lane: So what's going on here? An orgy or somethin'?
Glen Lantz: Maybe your funeral, dickhead.
[Rod pulls out a switchblade and holds it up to Glen's face]
Nancy Thompson: [closing Rod's switchblade and returning it] It's just a sleepover, Rod. Tina and me. Glen was just leaving.
Rod Lane: [to Tina, smirking] Did you see his face?
Glen Lantz: [mimicking Rod] "Did you see his face?"
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