Am I the only one who realized what a ripoff of the NoES movies (particularly the 3rd) this flick is? The horribly burne
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djtizzy — 19 years ago(March 07, 2007 06:17 PM)
i am a pretty big nightmare on elm st fan and i must say that when i watched bad dreams, nightmare didn't even occur to me. there may be similarities but it is by no means a rip off. the nightmare on elm st series doesnt have a monopoly on horror movies about nightmares.
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devilsreject1981-1 — 18 years ago(April 22, 2007 04:15 PM)
Thanks for the newsflash Tom Brokaw. Critics(and horror movie people) have talked about it for years. It's still a good late 80's horror film. Check out Esplatter or Arrowinthehead or any horror movie site for that fact.
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cheekeeteeta — 18 years ago(April 24, 2007 04:50 PM)
Well, forgive me for being 6 years old when this movie came out and not paying attention to the reviews made about it at the time. Besides, I wasn't asking the professional reviewers if they'd noticed. The point of this thread is to mention that I was distracted by the obvious similarities to Nightmare 3 and that prevented me from enjoying the movie as much as I would have if I hadn't seen it. No review will change that. So take the pointlessly sarcastic tone elsewhere. Thank you.
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AirRaidPatrol — 18 years ago(April 29, 2007 09:38 AM)
I agree, Bad Dreams has a lot of similarities to Dream Warriors. With Bad Dreams being released just one year after the Elm Street sequel I wouldn't be suprised if the director had been heavily influenced by it.
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LilRed_RoRo — 18 years ago(September 18, 2007 01:46 PM)
I saw this film on T.V. when I was a little kid (no, I don't know why I was watching it, lol) but I hadn't seen NoES and my friend was describing it to me and I was like "oh yeah I saw that on T.V. when I was a little kid". Then we went and watched NoES and realised it wasn't