R.I.P Horror Legend Wes Craven

Freddy was a true master of fear.
He let it build up. And even though he controlled every aspect of the dream he had you trapped in he would let you think that there was hope of getting away.
And then right at that moment the entire environment changes and you think you are safe just to find out you are in a double dream.

I wish filmmakers of today had as much originality as Wes did.
 
R.I.P.

Favorite Craven films

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Man, Nightmare on Elm St. had me shook as a younger. People Under the Stairs was my dip though.
 
Nightmare On Elm Street still one of my fav horror movies of all time i watch it every October :smokin
 
Nightmare on Elm Street had me not wanted to go to sleep as a kid. Parents banned me from watching it after I saw the first one lol.

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im gonna need them to find the unreleased movie from him just like they found the unreleased dr sues book... just don't take however many years they did
 
RIP. Freddy was the only person that legit had me shook for most of my youth. Wes is the goat in my lifetime
 
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