With a production budget of $5 million, and box-office gross receipts of $45 million (domestic).Body Count:7 (all on-screen, committed by Freddy Krueger).Also, the death of Freddy himself in the conclusion.BackgroundOf Human Bondage(1934) was derived from the 1915 novel of the same name by W.Somerset Maugham.The tragic story""s adaptation about a crippled doctor""s destructive and compulsive passion for a coarse waitress was advertised with the tagline on one of its posters:"The Love That Lifted a Man to Paradise.The nuclear armament struck Doomsday (as the alien was held and perfectly positioned o be a target by Superman), just as Batman joined forces on the ground in his BatWing." The first image and appearance of Mrs.Dietrichson is bewitching as she asks: "Is there anything I can do?" She cooly emerges at the top of the stairs landing looking down, wearing only a bath towel on account of being interrupted while sunbathing - she""s not "fully covered.You haven""t got anything to worry about.I""m not gonna let you down because I can""t afford to." During a soliloquy, he obsessed, tyrannical director looks out the office window toward an unseen street, counting on the success of his last show to take care of him through retirement with a respectable income.Through the open side door of the car, moving scenery can be seen.The worker is alarmed when he hears an unusual sound.He peeks through the door""s keyhole leading to the tender and locomotive cab and sees the two bandits trying to break through the express car door.