Five years later after
that horrible incident at the Thompson's
house, a new family known as the Walsh's
moves in. A troubled son living in the
house named Jesse Walsh (Mark Patton) is
being tormented in his dreams by Freddy
(Robert Englund). He always wakes up
screaming and his family just thinks it's
another nightmare.
However he finds alot of terrifying
events at the house, it is becoming way
too hot, Jesse's highschool friend Ron
(Robert Russler) tells him about the
mother and daughter who lived there
before and the going's on that happened
at the time.
While Jesse is cleaning his room with his
girlfriend Lisa (Kim Myers) they find
Nancy Thompson's diary and they both
reads. While reading it, they discover
the deadly secrets in their neighborhood
on Elm Street which creeps out Jesse even
more as he remembered what Jesse had told
him about the former residents living
there.
Freddy tells Jesse that he has plans for
him to do his evil deeds and Jesse tries
to avoid everyone before they end up
being victims.
An exciting sequel
but sadly nowhere near as scary or
effective either but still enjoyable and
very fun to watch.
It's nice to see a new family move into
the house that is now over ruled by
Krueger.
It's
one of those top 80's horror films that
flows in the same vein for the fans like Return
of the Living Dead,
Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives and
Trick Or Treat
The acting is
enjoyable to watch as we have fresh young
talent by many actors.
I would have to say that lead actor Mark
Patton really stole the film with
his performance as the troubled teen
moving into the house and performs over
the top with his frightened and troubled
looks and his intense voice.
Actress Kim Myers is wonderful
as the caring girlfriend bringing her
role to life and it's no doubt she
carried on with her career.
Supporting character actor Clu
Gulager does well at playing the
typical parent at a family house as his
presence doesn't seem like any character
I've seen him perform in.
Hope Lange is believeable as the
nice, worried and caring mother.
We have a great performance by Marshall
Bell as a sleazy and nasty coach as
he shows great brutal behavior to his
role and you know he'll get what's coming
to him
Robert Englund has more to do in
this film as the killer Freddy Krueger
and delivers his evil speech across very
clearly.
Mark Patton's pants
are pulled down and his butt is revealed.
Marshall
Bell gets stripped naked and his
butt is revealed and Patton's butt
is revealed again taking a shower during
this same scenario
Freddy tears the
flesh off his head and his brain is
revealed. (Nasty!!!!)
A nasty coach is cut by blades in a
shower room.
Jesse's flesh starts to tear open as
Krueger starts to peel out of his body
Freddy's blades stabs through a teens
chest
Freddy bites Lisa's leg.
A teens face is slashed at a pool party
Another teen is bloodily stabbed in the
stomach
Freddy's flesh starts to melt
Jack Sholder does
a fine job but does not meet up to
Craven's expectations by any means.
He shows a nice and
effective opening of the school bus
driving along the road and then entering
Freddy's evil lair promising a nicely
made sequel to the first film.
There is a nice brief dialogue scene
between Englund and Patton
as Englund's character tells
Patton what he wants from him.
A real disturbing moment is when the two
love birds are slaughtered and then it
was great when Patton freaks out at his
parents when he tells them what happened
there before as I'd say that was greatly
directed and will never be forgotten to
anyone who saw this film.
The pool party was a good scenery. Plus
there is a great battle with Englund's
character there which looked intense iof
him doing away with some of the teens at
the party.
Sholder directed Englund
and Kim Myers terrifically when
she tries to battle him at her house and
at his boiler room.
He shows great hallucinations at the
boiler room like the monstrous dogs etc.
The music isn't so dark and
creepy in this one but however Christopher
Young has some intense violin
playing and some low trumpter playing
expecially in the opening of the film as
it gives you an impression that this is
definetely an Elm Street sequel.
We also have songtracks by
80's pop groups The Reds with
"Terror in my Heart" when Mark
Patton's character is cleaning up
his room and then "Touch Me (All
Night Long)" by WISH featuring
Fonda Rae
Also at the pool party there's an old
jazz tune playing performed by Bobby O. and
Claudja Barry with their tune
"Whisper to a Scream" and then
we have a closing credit song by Bing
Crosby with "Did You Ever See A
Dream Walking?"
Freddy
Krueger: I need you, Jesse. We got
special work to do here, you and me.
[Slams Jesse against the wall and
gently tilts his head]
Freddy Krueger: You've got the
body...
[takes off his hat and digs his
fingers into his skull]
Freddy Krueger: I've got the
brain.
[the skin is ripped open so badly
Freddy's brain is exposed]
Jesse Walsh: AAAAAAAAH!
[Freddy laughs wildly]
[reading
Nancy's old diary]
Lisa: Sometimes when I'm lying
here in bed I can see Glen in his window
across the way getting ready for bed. His
body is slim and smooth, and I know I
shouldn't watch him, but that part of me
that wants him forces me to. That's when
I weaken. That's when I want to go to
him.
Jesse Walsh: Can I see that?
Freddy
Krueger: Kill for me.
Freddy
Krueger: Wake up, little girl.
Jesse
Walsh: [Jessy is afraid and wants
to sleep at Grady's house] Something
is trying to get inside of me.
Ron Grady: Yeah it's female and
it's waiting for you in the kabana, and
you want to sleep with me.
Jesse
Walsh: Oh, God. He's comin' back.
Freddy
Krueger: [snickering from behind
the desk after Jesse's transformation]
Lisa: Jesse?
Freddy Krueger: [Raking his
claw on the top of the desk before
standing up and nearing Lisa] He
can't hear you, because I'm him.
Freddy
Krueger: Help yourself, fucker.
Lisa:
Jesse, help.
Freddy Krueger: There is no Jesse!
I'm Jesse now!
Fred
Krueger: You are all my children
now!!!!.
Freddy
Krueger (Cackles): Come to me
Lisa!
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