The world has long adored Robert Englund. The adoration isn’t unwarranted in the least though. He has managed to slash his way into our hearts over many years. Englund is primarily known for his work as Freddy Kruger in the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise. But, he has remained prevalent through the years in all sorts of films and projects. In ‘Hollywood Dreams and Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story’ the icon gets a full documentary that spans his career.

This old veteran character actor was surprised and flattered to find he was the subject of the documentary Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares.” Englund said. “Collaborating with directors Gary Smart and Christopher Griffiths and the rest of the team was a joy as they are genre fans like me. For Yours Truly, watching the film is a bit like Mark Twain’s Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn attending their own funeral. Gary, Chris, and Adam managed to find old movies and TV shows I’d forgotten I was in. I’d come back from the dead! All kidding aside it’s an accurate memory of a working actor’s journey dreams can come true.“

Was met with rave reviews and a 84% On Rotten Tomato’s!

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Critics Consensus

Offering just about everything longtime fans could hope for while still managing to carry the franchise forward, Evil Dead Rise is all kinds of groovy. Read critic reviews

Audience Says

Evil Dead Rise's intense horror and inventive gore help make up for a so-so story that downplays the franchise's signature humor.

The film began its time in theaters very well and with a modest $40 million. The film has undoubtedly shown the ability to scare up $100 million dollars. That is the combo of worldwide box offices all playing together!