Want to see how Jackie Earle Haley does his Freddy Krueger thing before the rest of society, Atlanta folks? That’s why we’re here. I have a stack of passes with your collective names on them, ones which will be waiting at Atlantic Station next Wednesday for you if you are chosen.
For those who have been living in a frost colony for the past year, Michael Bay and his army of talented producers have remade the classic Wes Craven\Robert England horror flick. Freddy Krueger’s origin and the film that kickstarted the studio that would eventually bring us Frodo Baggins in all his wide-eyed glory.
How to get a pass: Using the link below and including your name and the name of your guest [max one guest per person], tell me what element from the original makes it a classic. Simple? Yes it is, unless you give a dumb answer. Good luck!
P.S. I also need an emissary to be at the screening to distribute the passes for me as I will be unable to attend. Anyone on the North side able to handle this task?





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I'm gonna be the 1st to call this a BOMB based on the fact that the mainstream public knows Robert Englund is the title charcater and not Jackei Earl Hayle.. They should've titled this "A Nightmare On Facebook" since this is what this reboot seems aimed at..
It's one thing to come out with another Friday the 13th movie as it's just usually a stuntman behind a hockey mask. With A Nightmare on Elm Street, you're dealing with an actual performance by Robert Englund. That's just not something that can be duplicated or improved upon IMO. I am glad to see that they are releasing the movie as a hard R instead of a neutered PG-13 version as was rumored. But I really don't have any interest in this newfangled version especially consdiering how many set pieces from the original they just chose to replicate in the remake. Pointless.
Per Devin, "The franchise needed this." http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=65400 I wonder if the NOES response will be the same.
The original Friday the 13th have me scared out of my seat .The remake better be good to give my son that same reaction ….
ITS A CLASSIC BECAUSE IM 34 YEARS OLD AND STILL GIVE ME NIGHTMARES.ESPECIALLY TINA IN THE BODY BAG CREEPY SHIT
the fact that Freddy came to you while you're sleep scared me as a child. Not to mention the "one…two, Freddy's coming for you"
I liked it! I jumped 5 or 6 times at least! No "Horror" film has made me do that since "It". Not a bad Freddie Flick….but it was not without its CHEESE. 🙂
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