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Nightmare on Elm Street is an American horror film released in 1984. The film was written and directed by Wes Craven and was the first film of a franchise Nightmare on Elm Street. Stars that offered in the film include John Saxon, Ronee Blakley, Jsu Garcia, Johnny Depp, Heather Langenkamp, Amanda Wyss and Robert Englund. Located in a fictional town in the Mid-West Springwood, Ohio, the film's plot revolves around teens who are terrorized by the ghost in the nightmares of Fred Krueger, a child murderer in series.

The estimated budget for the film was $ 1.8 million which was obtained again in the first week of release of the film. Grossing about 25.5 million U.S. dollars in U.S. box office, the film is one of the most popular films in the genre of horror films. Because of this, Fred Krueger, the villain of the film has become very famous villains in movie history. According to Craven, and critics, the film should also some success for Halloween that was very influential in spawning the line of slasher films.

Amanda Wyss, Tina Gray, a teen has a nightmare which sees itself to be brutally murdered and she is dead in reality too. Her boyfriend, who slept with her the night being held on suspicion of that he killed Tina. Similar dreams attack now Nancy's friend Tina, who rush to the police only to find that Rod, Tina's boyfriend, has also been strangled by her bed. After a few more dreams, Nancy finds a battered hat who consider themselves belonging to Fred Krueger, who had many children died about a decade ago. He was buried alive by the parents of revenge of the dead children and now it seems he is taking his revenge on the other children. Ultimately, Nancy Krueger drags, their dreams and puts it on fire and he drain his energy.

The premise of the film is the distinction between reality and dreams. Fred Krueger, the villain of the movie in the world of dreams, but still has the capacity to kill in reality. The performance of the film was moderately well commercially, counting for much of the word of mouth. It opened in 165 theaters in the U.S. in November 1984 and finally earned $ 25 million at U.S. box office. Besides this, the film was released in Australia, Canada, China and Europe. Rentals and sales of the film was strong and reached the status of cult classic very soon. Since then, it has also been released in DVD form.

Since the release of the film, critics have praised for its ability to break the boundaries between real and imaginary. The Rotten Tomatoes has given a rating of 94% to the film and ranks # 17 in Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments of 2004. This is a four-hour program selects the most terrifying moments of cinema.