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Published: 2010-07-27 23:30:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 2459; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 10
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Haha! OK! So... Yeah... I kind of made this one out of randomness and boredom, while I was listening to the song Candyman by Aqua
Little Nancy got a sucker from Mr. Freddy! Its Cherry! While he got a green lime one! Now they're just enjoying their sweets.
...Of course Freddy can't look at little Nancy while she eats her sucker, cause then Freddy starts to have VERY bad thoughts! No! Bad Loli loving man!
Stop being A regular Humbert Humbert, gosh dammit!!
Brownie points if you can get the refrence I made!Base: *ironwitch
Freddy and Nancy (c) Wes Craven
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Cute ^^ If only the townspeople saw this before burning him like a log.
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If only if only... Sigh *Pokes the burnt remains*
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Yeah, poor Krueger -.-
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Yes! Lovely indeed ^_^
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ho shiet Lolita referencing lolololol
I love that book, I recently bought it to reread it and it's absolutely more amazing then last time <3
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Hehe! Yay! I'm pleased to hear that, my friend~!
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The pleasure is all mine. 
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I want to see the remake of NOES. I saw the rest of the series. Yay for horror movis. I think this is the only human Freddy art I've seen.
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ANOES Remake is great! Sur eit had some things that I wasn't proud of, but they did good in truly remaking Freddy into the bad guy again, and I love that!
Really?! Thats awesome tif Im the first to post human Freddy art!
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What did they have that you weren't proud of? They used another actor because Robert Englund is too old to play human Freddy I'm sure. He was a great actor for the series.
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He was, but thats not my problem with it. I enjoyed Jackie Earle Haley's performance. Its just... Its hard to explain, hun.
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Haha! Thanks, hun!
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bad lolicon Freddy XP
Ooh I'm craving a lolipop now :'D <3
*runs to the convienant store down the street*
I just spent a quater on a strawberry lolipop now
Nancy is shooo cute I wanna eat hers~~ :3
Keep `em coming~
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Hehe! Naughty, naughty!
Haha! Me 2! But the store was closed so no Lolipop for me!
I know! The cherry lolipops are mah fave! Lucky little booger!
Haha! Will try to!
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Someone's on the naughty list for christmas
Lucky for me the store is open 24/7
Same 
Alrighty then
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Shoot! I know I am!
LUCKEH! Strawberry is just as good, though, so thats OK!
Yay!
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As is Freddy and me (oh who would've geussed I was hurhur)
It is but Cherry is bombtastic
indeed <3
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Haha! Yes!
True dat, hun! True dat!
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Gah! The reference is in the back of my mind, but the 90 degree wheater we've been having all week has fried my brain! Cute pixel though!
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Hehe! Its from Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov!!
Yay! Thanks, hun!!
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Kay, I've only vaguely heard of that, I think someone else made the refeference to me and had to explain it.
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Ah! XD Its an old book about a man named Humbert Humbert who falls for a 12-year-old girl Named Doloris Hayes, and begins a sexual relationship with her after her mother dies and they start traveling around alot. Thats the basicness of it, but you'd have to read it to get the full feel of it.
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Yeah, that's definatly starting to sound familiar, but you're right I'd have to read the whole thing, I'll check it out when I finish the Harshini Chronicles
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Alright! Enjoy and prepare to be in aw at the fact that Nabokov got away with writing it when he did!
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O.o I probably will
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Actually, when I see this, I think of Peter Lorre's Hans Beckert (the first child rapist/serial murderer in film history) from the German film, M (1931). There's a scene where babyfaced Beckert seduces a child with candy, balloons, and sweet fruit which he cut with a knife, which identified him as the wanted man.
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Oh my god! *Smacks forehead* I didn't even think about M for a refrence as I was making this. Been forever and six years since I saw that film.
Good refrence! THAT kind of seems more Freddy than Humbert, now that I think about it.
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Humbert Humbert COULD be Freddy, too. Nancy was different from all the other kids. She was his favourite, so there's some deeper emotional attachment that Freddy had for her, which POSSIBLY was the closest thing to "sweet" you can get from that character.
[link] - In case you want to watch M again... It's one of my favourite horror films.
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Hmm. I suppose. If you look at it like that. Humbert saw Dolores as being different a forbidden fruit, so that kind of double for Freddy and Nancy.
Oh sweet! Thanks! Haha! Been, as Ive said, years since I watched M, and now you've got me dieing to watch it again!
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Well, for Humbert, he genuinely fell in love with Lo. It did evolve beyond lust on his part, not necessarily hers.
You're welcome! I'm glad you share!
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True. Thats were the Forbidden Fruit line came from for me. A man gorging into something he can't have
... Dammit! Now I wanna read it again! *Huffs*
I'm glad its the '31 version and not the '51 Remake of it. Didn't much care for that one.
Just you wait a little while,
The nasty man in black will come!
With his liitle chopper,
He will chop you up!
Haha! Forgot how damn catchy that was, along with In The Hall of the Mountain King
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Oh, I hated the 1951 version, too, because Hollywood was still under the Hayes Code censorship. It didn't work! So, it's definitely pre-Code all the way! To this very day, any time I hear "In the Hall of the Mountain King", particularly WHISTLED, I freak out! I have to know where it's coming from so I can run away from it!
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Damn Hayes Code. Alot of movies during that time would have turned out better without it in my opinion!
Oh
Freaked the shit out of me as a kid!
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Actually, I saw M around 17. But it's not because I was young, it's because the film is supremely powerful! The song is really haunting and that idea of stalker is disturbing. It's like "Dream, Dream, Dream" now makes me jump because, for a split second, I think Freddy's after me.
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Oh! Haha! OK, that makes since. XD That's OK. When I hear the song Highway to Hell I think of Final Destination II, or Love Hurts by Naxareth, I think of Michael Myers.
Music can be such a powerful tool for horror! I mean, think about it. Without music, I really don't think a movie is scary.
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Very much so. And it's interesting that M actually has no score whatsoever. It's very much a silent film...that talks. The only song there is Beckert's whistle. The scene at the cafe, where he tries to keep the monster in him at bay, always gets me.
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Oh me two! Its such a deep movie for its time. Thats why I like it. Yeah... It may not have music, but I feel that this is one of the rare horror films that does just fine without musical help
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M was the first German talkie, so a lot of the films runs like a silent film. There are times where you get these very, very uncomfortable and unsettling stretches of pure silence, particularly in the scene where Beckert sees the girl in the mirror and all you hear is the car hours for a second and then SILENCE and then comes the whistling. And it's also interesting that the whistling is the LOUDEST sound in that film.
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Its like a loud, flashing, sign for the viewers to notify them that the Killer is the main focus of the film. Ah what a fun, creepy, movie!
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Exactly. Love it.
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Agree! Its right up there with Nosferatu in old classic favs!
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For me, it's up there with Mad Love (1935).
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Is that the movie were Peter Lorre plays the doctor to some Piano dude and gives him a murderers hands and he has a fascination with the mans wife? I can never remember the name of it right away.
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Yep, that's the one.
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OK! I've seen that. My Grandma has a lot of old movies that were released on DVd that I use to wat6ch at her house. That was one of them
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