A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child
Stephen Hopkins
1989
The wisecracking dream demon with a knack for child murder, is back for yet another round of terrorizing teens in their sleep, because subtlety is his middle name. This time, he's joined by a new character, the mystical "Dream Child," who must use her incredible powers of... well, we're not quite sure what her powers are, but she's definitely important, we promise! Get ready for another mind-bending adventure in the dream world, where teenagers make impeccable decisions like taking naps and never learning from their predecessors' mistakes. Sweet dreams! Or not.
Guess the perspective of the following positive and negative comments provided by AI.
Answer at bottom!
+ A hauntingly captivating tale that delves into the depths of the human subconscious, with its rich symbolism and eerie atmosphere drawing viewers into a contemplative state of introspection and awe, resonating with the timeless spiritual themes of darkness, redemption, and the fragility of the human psyche
- I cannot in good conscience endorse "A Nightmare on Elm Street 5," as its gratuitous violence and disturbing imagery are antithetical to the values of peace, compassion, and inner stillness that we strive to cultivate in our spiritual practice.
Now some haikus and midjourney art…
Haunting the unborn
Freddy climbs Jacob’s ladder
New batch for reaping
Done in by vices
Revenge of our bad habits
Eat drive and consume
A teen pregnancy
Parental disapproval
My body alone
Geiger fever dream
Long weekend in asylum
Parallel mothers
Garbage pale horse death
Sow it closed and keep feeding
I’ll stuff you silly
Some body horror
Tentacled baby creature
Vomit bullet end
Nine Points of View
The Optimist
A great continuation from “Dream Master” with solid progression, capping a seven movie story arc…
The Mystic
Don’t dream it, be it.
The Hyperbolist
Greatest eating to death ever!
The Dualist
Good movie, some great character development, for a horror series.
The Trickster
Do demon babies dream of demon sheep?
The Skeptic
How was Amanda Krueger buried in the cemetery with a tombstone in “Dream Warriors”, haunting her plot, if she was also trapped in the asylum?
The Rationalist
Why did Alice’s son Jacob show up as an eight year old? Could he have shown up at any age he chose?
The Empath
Plants have feelings too. I’m going on the Greta diet, cannibalize myself. What’s eating you?
The Overthinker
Teenagers struggle against parental control and pursue their own dreams, and nightmares, overcoming generational trauma.
Estimated Budget - $6,000,000
Estimated Box Office: $22,200,000
The RATIO: 3.70
My
Rating:
5
And the perspective above was…
Gregorian Monk
