 #11. Nightmare on Elm Street - This is another film that my friends told me about a few years before I  actually saw it.  The idea of a monster being able to attack you and  kill you in your dreams was an awful one. I already had enough trouble  falling asleep as a kid, but the idea of falling asleep being what could  kill me was destructive. I remember many nights where not even knowing,  just the speculation of what happened in the movie, kept me from  sleeping.
#11. Nightmare on Elm Street - This is another film that my friends told me about a few years before I  actually saw it.  The idea of a monster being able to attack you and  kill you in your dreams was an awful one. I already had enough trouble  falling asleep as a kid, but the idea of falling asleep being what could  kill me was destructive. I remember many nights where not even knowing,  just the speculation of what happened in the movie, kept me from  sleeping.
When I finally saw it, it mostly lived up to all the  horrible ideas that I had about it.  But somehow at the end, when Nancy  dismisses Freddy with by simply saying "You're not real" saved me from  many more sleepless nights.  So this was a rare case, where actually  seeing the movie was less scary than the idea of the movie. ”
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