The video features James A. Janisse discussing the 1985 horror film "A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge." The movie follows Jesse Walsh, a teenager who moves into the same house where Nancy Thompson defeated Freddy Krueger in the first film. However, Freddy returns and possesses Jesse, using him to continue his killing spree.
James A. Janisse, the host of the show "Kill Count," breaks down the kills in the movie, which include a bus driver, Coach Schneider, Ron Grady, and several teenagers at a party. He notes that the movie has a more serious tone than the first film and features a more sinister and less comedic Freddy Krueger.
Janisse also discusses the film's themes, including possession, identity, and the blurring of reality and fantasy. He praises the film's direction, cinematography, and special effects, particularly the iconic scene where Freddy emerges from Jesse's body.
The video ends with Janisse tallying up the kills, which total 10, and awarding the "Golden Chainsaw" for coolest kill to the six teenagers killed at the party. He also gives the "Dull Machete" award for lamest kill to the negotiator who is whipped into a grill.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The movie being discussed is "A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge."
2. The movie is a sequel to the original "A Nightmare on Elm Street" film.
3. The movie was released in 1985, a year after the original.
4. The movie's script was written by David Chaskin and focused on a new character, Jesse Walsh, rather than Nancy Thompson.
5. The movie's director was Jack Sholder.
6. The movie's producer was Robert Shaye.
7. The movie's runtime is 86 minutes.
8. Ten people died in the movie.
9. The victims included seven men and three women.
10. The kill rate in the movie is approximately one person every 8.6 minutes.
11. The movie ends with Freddy Krueger laughing maniacally as a school bus drives away.
12. The movie is known for its homoerotic subtext and has been referred to as one of the "gayest horror movies ever made."
13. The movie's star, Mark Patton, was gay but not openly out at the time of the film's release.
14. The movie features a notable scene in which Freddy Krueger possesses Jesse's body and kills several people.
15. The movie's final scene features Lisa, the main female character, kissing Jesse to help him overcome Freddy's possession.