Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy

injury detail

Frequent scenes from the horror franchise feature an emphasis on gore and bloody injury detail. In one scene, a villain uses his metallic fingers to scrape entrails from a woman's stomach.

The film features strong language ('f**k' and 'motherf**ker'). Frequent but brief moments of strong bloody violence includes stabbings, a decapitation and a throat slashing. There are also references to suicide and self harm. There is sexual threat when Kruger thrusts his tongue towards victims and forces them to kiss him. In one scene a nun is surrounded by men and there is a verbal reference to her being a victim of sexual violence. A man jokes about another on set sexually assaulting him. There are also references to child sex abuse. In scenes from the film franchise women are shown topless, and verbal references are made to their nudity. A man recalls witnessing a father telling his son, who is an actor, that his mother was dead in order to get an emotional response from him for filming purposes. References are made to racism and sexism occurring on film sets.

strong injury detail

Classified Date:

02/11/2022

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media + VOD/Streaming

Distributor:

101 Films Limited

injury detail

Frequent scenes from the horror franchise feature an emphasis on gore and bloody injury detail. In one scene, a villain uses his metallic fingers to scrape entrails from a woman's stomach.

The film features strong language ('f**k' and 'motherf**ker'). Frequent but brief moments of strong bloody violence includes stabbings, a decapitation and a throat slashing. There are also references to suicide and self harm. There is sexual threat when Kruger thrusts his tongue towards victims and forces them to kiss him. In one scene a nun is surrounded by men and there is a verbal reference to her being a victim of sexual violence. A man jokes about another on set sexually assaulting him. There are also references to child sex abuse. In scenes from the film franchise women are shown topless, and verbal references are made to their nudity. A man recalls witnessing a father telling his son, who is an actor, that his mother was dead in order to get an emotional response from him for filming purposes. References are made to racism and sexism occurring on film sets.

Classified date

02/11/2022
Language

English

Director(s)

Daniel Farrands and Andrew Kasch

Production Year

2010

Genre(s)

Horror

Approx. running minutes

239m