This secondFriday the 13thfilm reportedly copied some of its death scenes almost verbatim (the machete to the face, the impalement of two lovers) from Mario Bava's bloody horror-thrillerBay of Blood (1971, It.The enigmatic Poelzig lights the entire wall panel behind him, creating a much darker, more mysterious silhouette.The film is enhanced by a travelogue-montage of tourist sights in the nation's capital, and Dimitri Tiomkin's medly of flag-waving Americana songs ("Yankee Doodle," "My Country 'Tis of Thee," "Red River Valley," and "When Johnny Comes Marching Home").After five non-Craven sequels, Craven himself brought back the original concepts of the film, although he added real-world characters to the Elm Street roles in order to blur the boundaries of the worlds of film and reality.