A Nightmare On Elm Street Violence
A nightmare on elm street does a fine job of implementing the use of gruesome violent actions into the horror genre. Particularly the use of violence in many death scenes creates a sense of horror and fright through the use of creative gory bloodshed all over bedrooms and bed sheets. Violence in this movie interprets death scenes through a creative artful yet gruesome bloodshed rooms. Violence used in this film gains the attention of spectators who enjoy experiencing fright and hype up with adrenaline as they watch a dark and twisty horror movie. For example, this movie gains the attention of viewers who enjoy getting their adrenaline pumping while also watching the young innocent girl beat a dangerous yet intelligent serial killer Freddy.
The intelligence this man portrays show how thought out his plan for seeking revenge can go which prevail through the creative yet funny deaths he has planned for these children. In this movie, Freddy uses his intelligence to spark ideas which show a creative yet scary side of the use of violence in the film. Horror films do a great job in primarily using vicious sneak attacks to harm and kill young teenagers. Violence exists to spark adrenaline, horror, and fright in the audience as a means to grab their attention in a way only violence can do. For example, violence grabs the attention of those who slightly doze off into another world creating the mystical yet thrilling sensation that someone or something has the intentions of following and grabbing them. After a horror movie, many leave the theatre or their room feeling frightened with a feeling that something will come and grab them. Only through violence in media can one become frightening in such a way that they remain afraid to fall sleep alone or walk around in the dark, but society attracts themselves to these sorts of movies because of the appealing violent movie trailers appearing on TV. Not only has violence accomplished many goals of threatening young adults, it has done a fine job of grabbing the attention of critics to enjoy the goriness, cruelness, and horrifying job of killing/ attacking someone in the night. These movies do a great job of placing fright and fear in someone who isn’t expecting it due to activity occurring in the subconscious part of our brains. James Kendrick once said, “A Nightmare on Elm Street and show that this genre of horror has proven to become one of the most influential and resilient subcategories of modern film (17).” Through the use of violence in this film, it has supported the film to gain lots of attention which makes it influence other films of this kind.
The intelligence this man portrays show how thought out his plan for seeking revenge can go which prevail through the creative yet funny deaths he has planned for these children. In this movie, Freddy uses his intelligence to spark ideas which show a creative yet scary side of the use of violence in the film. Horror films do a great job in primarily using vicious sneak attacks to harm and kill young teenagers. Violence exists to spark adrenaline, horror, and fright in the audience as a means to grab their attention in a way only violence can do. For example, violence grabs the attention of those who slightly doze off into another world creating the mystical yet thrilling sensation that someone or something has the intentions of following and grabbing them. After a horror movie, many leave the theatre or their room feeling frightened with a feeling that something will come and grab them. Only through violence in media can one become frightening in such a way that they remain afraid to fall sleep alone or walk around in the dark, but society attracts themselves to these sorts of movies because of the appealing violent movie trailers appearing on TV. Not only has violence accomplished many goals of threatening young adults, it has done a fine job of grabbing the attention of critics to enjoy the goriness, cruelness, and horrifying job of killing/ attacking someone in the night. These movies do a great job of placing fright and fear in someone who isn’t expecting it due to activity occurring in the subconscious part of our brains. James Kendrick once said, “A Nightmare on Elm Street and show that this genre of horror has proven to become one of the most influential and resilient subcategories of modern film (17).” Through the use of violence in this film, it has supported the film to gain lots of attention which makes it influence other films of this kind.