The key moment in A Nightmare on Elm Street occurs around the 40-minute mark, not long after Freddy Krueger’s third victim meets his demise. It’s really something, too: A gaggle of lights illuminate cell phone screens around you. Seats groan and bodies rise, silhouettes stalking toward the bathroom. The film’s little-known interactive component has kicked in: A whole audience battles its urge to fall asleep.
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REVIEW: Can You Stay Awake Through Nightmare on Elm Street?
