Mahakaal

My first Bollywood horror flick and boy was it ever a banger! Just a really damn long one, where slapstick, songs, that reliable colourful lighting, and Elm Street motifs all coalesce into an endurance test of unrelenting entertainment. The plot is essentially Nightmare…

Bob McCully

A collab with Irene, Sav, and Ethan!!! Bollywood Style, bb! Your Nightmare on Elm Street with a lil curry in it, atmospheric dining to be had with moody lighting, and the dinner show is a Michael Jackson impersonator from Thriller. Chamonah! The bottomline is I'm hard…

Ziglet_mir

The Bollywood A Nightmare on Elm Street rip-off I never knew I needed in my life. I really loved this one! Although this film is only the second Ramsay film I've seen so far, I think it would be a really good place to start if you are interested in checking out the…

Adam Hursey

7/52 of Podcast Macabre 2024- Unseen 90s 1st Shyam Ramsay, 1st Tulsi Ramsay Collab with Irene*, Sav and Zig!** Alas, this was a Bollywood too far. Unlike other cheap horror films, this doesn’t have the decency to only last seventy minutes. Mahakaal stretches out…

Doc Lyon

A Nightmare on Elm Street with singing, dancing, goofy humor, fist fights and an extended runtime. So about what I expected from a Bollywood Elm St. ripoff. There were parts of this I liked a lot, mainly the scenes that feel like a discount Freddy movie. There's scenes…

FakeVoorhees

This Bollywood "remake" of A Nightmare On Elm Street is 145 minutes long. 145 minutes. Long.

Jay Cheel

This Indian Nightmare on Elm Street remake was made by the Ramsay Brothers, who specialize in horror films. This one has the boiler room, the knife-fingered glove, etcetera, but it also has love songs, melodrama, and slapstick shenanigans involving a character who models…

Will Sloan

Last year a few friends and I went through all of the A Nightmare On Elm Street movies. Some of us had seen them all before, others had seen none. It was (mostly) a ton of fun. On my first pass through the ANOES franchise a few years ago, I wasn't too bothered. I didn't…

Jack🧠

The Ramsays can translate Wes Craven for their audience but could Wes Craven have remade a Ramsay movie for American audiences? I kinda doubt it!

laird