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.Speaking to the President and his advisors, Ryan was the sole voice believing that Nemerov wasn't a hard-liner, and rhetorically asked: "What if Nemerov didn't order the attack?" He speculated (correctly, in fact) that a rogue general or splinter military group may have been responsible rather than Nemerov.You fight.It's better that way." According to Red, "prison is no fairy-tale world" and the vulnerable newcomer is repeatedly subjugated and victimized (and gang-raped?) during his first two years - dramatized in a short montage:Things went on like that for a while.After inspecting Clay's dropped backpack, Jason shone spotlights in the area and overturned the canoes - but the two had already moved elsewhere behind archery targets.De Winter sympathizes: "How rotten for you." Her father would paint the same tree over and over: "He painted trees, at least it was one tree...You see, he had a theory that if you should find one perfect thing or place or person, you should stick to it.