Nightmare on Elm St: Robert Englund is a TSCC fan..original cast’s thoughts on the remake…
MiM was already ready to shell out a few clams for the YARM to support Thomas Dekker, (his YouTube to the TSCC fans deserves the loyalty :0)) but it is great to hear Robert Englund is also a Dekker and TSCC fan, and the thoughts of the original cast on the YARM..and PS doesn’t Heather look great?
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Horror YARM: Elm St remake to star TSCC’s Thomas Dekker, final negotiations underway…
This has been floating around for a bit, but apparently final negotiation is now underway with Dekker. I hope so. That would at last give me a reason to plunk down cash to see the film
WTH is happening in Hollywood? Lack of creativity? How many YARMS (yet another remake) do we have to endure?
And how do you remake WES CRAVEN well? I don’t want Lucas-esque remakes of films already done perfectly!! did they learn nada from the sequels? havent they seen Scream? lol..
Maybe it will totally diverge from what came before it, yet stay true to the popular cultural elements, as the JJ Abrams Trek is supposed to do very well…
And now a scene from the classic replete with Johnny Depp:
They put out great creative writing on TSCC on FOX and then try to kill it and the best they can do big screen is rehashing all the old classics…..pretty sad Writers Guild…
Word on the street — Elm street, to be exact — is that Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles star Thomas Dekker is in “final negotiations” to join the cast of Platinum Dunes’ A Nightmare on Elm Street remake.
The report comes from horror site Shock Till You Drop, which adds that Dekker will play a character named Jesse, “a jock on the swim team,” if cast. Watchmen‘s Jackie Earle Haley and The Haunting in Connecticut‘s Kyle Gallner have already signed on for the film, which will offer up a fresh take on the tale of the peerless Freddy Krueger..
The entire New Line classic Wes Craven film is up courtesy of PAPARAW:
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