This is a great film. Horror master Wes Craven who wrote and directed this film introduces you to a movie that is fantasy, but brings these dreams into reality, which is why this film is scary. Just when you thought it was safe to go back to sleep, you are hit with sudden unexpected horror in the begining of the film. However, I do not want to spoil it for those who have not seen this great work of art. This blu-ray goes beyond the movie, as it takes us behind the scenes and allows the audience to see how the film came to be. You also get the opportunity to listen to Heather Langenkamp's interview (Nancy Thompson), who we know as the focus actor in the film. I adore her for her brightness and confidence in figuring Freddy Krueger's manipulation and game in the film. This blu-ray film is clean and the audio is crisp. The only issue if there is one, is that I am not sure whether the film as it is shown in the blu-ray, is cut the way it was originally shown. There is a part where Freddy falls in the landing of the stairs, and the stunt man in the film falls on a mattress. The audience are not supposed to see that, but I have seen other versions of the film where it is viewable. All in all, it is a great work of art. Leonard Berstein's musical score is phenomenal.Get more detail about A Nightmare on Elm Street [Blu-ray].
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