Top 10 Things I love About Freddy's Dead:The Final Nightmare.

Continuing my series of Top 10 things I love about each Elm Street installment that started in Wed Sep 23 2015 04:32:28 with none other than the original classic and last left off in Thu Nov 26 2015 02:13:49 with the underrated gem of A Nightmare on Elm Street 5:The Dream Child.
Now we're onto my 3rd favorite of the franchise.

1)The 90'siness of the film.
"I love how this film plant itself firmly in the 90's with it's style and tone."

2)It doesn't disrespect the mythology.
"Unlike Halloween:The Curse of Michael Myers and Jason goes to Hell:The Final Friday this while being different doesn't pull a stupid twist on it's mythology."

3)The Way it Shifts Focus.
"Just like my two favorites before this one A Nightmare on Elm Street(1984) and A Nightmare on Elm Street 4:The Dream Master this film starts off as one film than turns into another one"

4)Robert England's pure enjoying the spotlight.
"Unlike the still good performance he gave in A Nightmare on Elm Street 5:The Dream Child where he seemed tried you truly felt that Robert Englund was enjoying every moment on screen and that makes it fun for us the viewers."

5)The Cameos.
"Johnny Depp returns to the series humbly so with a brief but cool cameo,Tom Arnold and Roseanne Barre's cameos & Alice Cooper.Just a feast wonderful fimmilar faces."

6)The Credits.
"I love that montage at the end of the credits."

7)The Atmosphere
"This goes hand to hand with it;s 90'siness of it the atmosphere is plan great mind-tollery."

8)The Humor
"I think this quite possible might be the most humorsous of the bunch with maybe 4 or 5 defrowning it of the title.:

9)It didn't make Freddy into a joke.
"Same as the mythology I like that this film didn't make Freddy into a joke like all of the other Icons of Horror had done to them."

10)The Characters.
"I love A Nightmare on Elm Street 3:The Dream Warriors but I think this better excuses the concepts with it's characters than that film did."

Overall:Freddy's Dead:The Final Nightmare is a true highlight in a flawless franchise and I think it deserves and earns a lot of respect.

Coming sometime in the future:Top 10 Things I love about Wes Craven's New Nightmare.

May you have a wonderful day and I hope you enjoyed this post.