Director Wes Craven director who had previously made two ultra-violent horror-revenge films --The Last House on the Left (1972)andThe Hills Have Eyes (1977)made a name for himself with this more mainstream horror film.D.Salinger""s controversial and sole novelThe Catcher In the Rye, published in 1951.There were purposeful parallels drawn in the film between Salinger and the film""s author-writer Terence Mann.Cop let it slip.It was somebody named Freddy."After drinking from his hip flask, Blake dozed off and entered into a dream:He approached bushes, turned and saw a white goat (with bloody chin) at his front steps, and then was assaulted by Freddy""s dark shadowy clawed-hand, as he stood in the middle of the street.A delightful, fascinating, wonderful time.Among human beings.Go and wash your face and hands Heathcliff.And comb your hair so that I needn""t be ashamed of you in front of a guest.(Edgar walks into the room and stands next to Cathy)Ellen: Heathcliff! What are you doing in this part of the house? Go and look after Mr.When dawn arrived, police arrived on the shore and called out to her - she awakened and sat up.Suddenly, Jason""s decomposed corpse lept out of the water at her, grabbed her by the neck, and pulled her underwater from the canoe -- the film""s most shocking boo-moment.