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Hey there, listeners, welcome to horror movie club.

The show where two dudes who are not quite nerds but not quite nobs choose a horror movie each week to rate and review.

I'm Brian, I'm on the phone with Ashfin, and today we are talking about A Nightmare on

Elm Street from 1984, directed and written by West Craven starring Heather Langen Camp Robert

England Johnny Depp and John Saxon and in this classic slasher a group of high school

students are all haunted by the same striped sweater wearing villain in their dreams

and before we get started I want to give another quick shout out to all of our Patreon

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of you who support us there on Patreon and ash i can't believe we're

115 episodes into this podcast and we haven't discussed a west graven movie oh my god uh yeah i guess i mean

we did a remake that way he did the original of right with hills have eyes remakes so i mean

we've mentioned his name plenty of times but we've

never dedicated an episode to one of his movies yeah that's crazy yeah um i actually uh i was surprised

going through his filmography after watching this one um he hasn't done like as many films as i

thought he has done, like

what he's done, like 10 or 15 horror films. Yeah, maybe something like that. It's not

as extensive as like a John Carpenter. Yeah, yeah, right. But if I have to like think of like

my favorite horror directors, he's up there.

He would be up there? That's interesting. Yeah, I mean, this and scream alone.

Yeah, yeah. I mean, I love screaming. That's a great franchise. And this one, have you seen like a lot of his other work, like the original Hills have eyes, or he did that last house

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