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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 439274" data-attributes="member: 8">Oh, good. Now I don&#039;t have to report you to [USER=27]@Daniel Avery[/USER] for the misuse of the word &quot;icon(ic)&quot;Especially regarding the kills I think a connection could be made between Elm Street and the Twilight Zone episode It&#039;s A Good Life about a young boy who &quot;collects&quot; family members. It was remade in the Twilight Zone anthology movie from 1983 in which one of his &quot;disloyal&quot; family members literally ends up in a TV cartoon being chased and eaten alive by the TV monsters.[ATTACH=full]58903[/ATTACH]It&#039;s one of those examples in which the horror is being elevated by the silly comical stuff, and perhaps the same applies to Willy Wonka &amp; The Chocolate Factory.I&#039;ve added it to the watch list, and perhaps I&#039;ll rewatch those original Elm Street films anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 439274, member: 8"] Oh, good. Now I don't have to report you to [USER=27]@Daniel Avery[/USER] for the misuse of the word "icon(ic)" Especially regarding the kills I think a connection could be made between Elm Street and the Twilight Zone episode [I]It's A Good Life[/I] about a young boy who "collects" family members. It was remade in the Twilight Zone anthology movie from 1983 in which one of his "disloyal" family members literally ends up in a TV cartoon being chased and eaten alive by the TV monsters. [ATTACH type="full"]58903[/ATTACH] It's one of those examples in which the horror is being [I]elevated[/I] by the silly comical stuff, and perhaps the same applies to Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory. I've added it to the watch list, and perhaps I'll rewatch those original Elm Street films anyway. [/QUOTE]

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