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Speaking to Rolling Stone in 2014, Craven, Wyss, and mechanical special effects designer Jim Doyle shared the secrets behind Tina’s death in A Nightmare on Elm Street, revealing they built a special rotating set to make the illusion of Tina being dragged all over the room more believable. Shooting Tina’s death scene wasn’t easy as it required a special set, carefully planned shots, and the actors to keep track of where they were. Tina is then dragged, in the real world, all over the room by an unseen force and slashed across the chest, with Nancy and Glen finding her body covered in blood. When Tina falls asleep, she’s once more haunted by Krueger, who gets her for real this time.

The next day, she shares her worries and fears with Nancy and Glen, who agree to stay at Tina’s house as her mother went out of town and are later joined by Tina’s boyfriend Rod (Nick Corri). Tina is the first of the group to have nightmares about Freddy Krueger, and at the beginning of the movie, she has a dream where she’s attacked by him in a boiler room and wakes up with four slashes on her nightgown. Related: Nightmare On Elm Street: How Freddy Coming Through The Wall Was Filmed As the final girl, Nancy saw many people die by the claws of Krueger, including her boyfriend Glen Lantz (Johnny Depp) and her friend Tina Gray (Amanda Wyss), this last one in a very brutal way. A Nightmare on Elm Street also introduced a new final girl in Heather Langenkamp’s Nancy Thompson, who returned in A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, and Wes Craven’s New Nightmare. A Nightmare on Elm Street follows four teenagers who become the target of Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund), a villain with a very specific and unique plan: haunt his victims in their dreams, so if he kills them there, they die in real life too.

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