Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Weird Gay Adventure

Published: Oct. 14, 2019, 10:04 p.m.

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Freddy is back and this time he lulls us to sleep with whale song and LBGTQ social commentary! It begs the ultimate question - does Freddy actually appear in this movie?

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Freddy 2 is an absolute bonkers experience and through-out is a complete and utter-turd. At no point does it make sense that it was a commercial success and likely should have destroyed the Freddy franchise (and thus would have prevented the LOTR trilogy from happening) but somehow was a massive win for New Line and kept the doors open for another ten years. I guess that really states to the allure of Mr. K.

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Yet it can only exist in 1 of 2 ways, both of which have problems:

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1) It\'s an allegory for the traumas/dangers of being a closeted homosexual in the homophobia of the 80s drummed up by Reagan\'s AIDS debacle.
2) It\'s all a dream from start to finish in which Freddy takes 90 minutes to murder one kid.

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1 can\'t be it, because it then opens up a ton of plot holes with Freddy\'s powers and if he even exists in the movie or not. Was Jesse just using Freddy as a scape-goat for his "villanous" homosexual ways? He\'s just a copy-cat? But then how is it that he explodes a parakeet? Riddle me that, guys? Then on the other side, if Freddy IS possessing Jesse then how is it he\'s murdering teens when they\'re awake?

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2 can\'t be it, because the producers and writers say that is not the case. If we can\'t trust the people who wrote it then who can we trust? The walls of reality are crumbling!

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Maybe this film does break the rules of our universe and now we are all living in Freddy\'s nightmare? Either way, you should probably check out Freddy 2 and try to help us make some sense out of the damn thing.

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