first doesn't hold up that well except for Craven's highly original premise. The second is a rushed cash-in that at least is amusing for its unusual homoerotic edge. The third is the best and the most professional, the fourth has imagination and got Renny Harlin the gig directing DIE HARD 2, whilst the fifth does at least have some bite to its set pieces like the Geiger-inspired human/motorbike interface...
Actor Ian Champion's site devoted to serialised personal reviews/articles covering international horror cinema history based on personal viewings of each film (plus background research based on books, documentaries and audio commentaries) from silent film through to post-Millenium...
Friday, 3 January 2020
A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 1 - 5 (1984 - 1989)
first doesn't hold up that well except for Craven's highly original premise. The second is a rushed cash-in that at least is amusing for its unusual homoerotic edge. The third is the best and the most professional, the fourth has imagination and got Renny Harlin the gig directing DIE HARD 2, whilst the fifth does at least have some bite to its set pieces like the Geiger-inspired human/motorbike interface...
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment