Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy Teaser Trailer.

We reported earlier this week that a documentary on the, A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise was going into production. The doc will cover pretty much everything you have always wanted to know about , including many thing you didn’t even know you wanted to know about the cult classic horror movie series.

The film is being directed by Daniel Farrands, who also made last years Doc on Friday the 13th, called His Name Was Jason. Also directing the film is Andrew Kasch of Dread Central.

Now we have a little teaser trailer to show you that has been whipped together for the new Elm Street doc, which features the narration of Heather Langenkamp, who played the character Nancy Thompson in the original films. I’m really looking forward to this doc. If your a horror movie fan then your gonna love this. I’m sure they will get a ton of people from the original films to discuss them and share stories from the productions. Check out the teaser trailer below!
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1, 2 Freddy's coming for you...

Here's a poster that I made for the upcoming movie A Nightmare On Elm Street. Hope you guys like it ;)

Freddy Krueger Still Looks Like Freddy Krueger.

Providing some reassurance for Nightmare on Elm Street purists (if such a thing could exist in a post-Freddy vs. Jason age) worried about changes in the upcoming remake, Platinum Dunes released the above shot of the new, seemingly-unaltered Freddy, Jackie Earle Haley. Of course, the face is still hidden, so there's still a 50/50 shot one of the producers decided it would be "really cool" if Krueger's face was horribly disfigured save for this totally awesome goatee he manages to keep groomed.

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Production on 'A Nightmare on Elm Street' Wraps, New Pics.

Platinum Dunes producer Brad Fuller just updated his Twitter announcing that production has officially wrapped on A Nightmare on Elm Street, their reboot of the New Line Cinema franchise that centers on Freddy Krueger, a serial child molester murdered by angry parents, who returns with a burnt face and a razor glove to terrorize teens in their dreams. "Just wrapped- sad. This was a fun movie to make," writes Fuller, who has been adding behind-the-scenes photos of the cast and crew all night. Take a look at all three below and check out the return of Freddy in theaters April 16, 2010.

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Rooney Mara Is Nancy in A Nightmare on Elm Street!

In a story from Bloody-Disgusting, Rooney Mara is moving in to play Nancy Thompson in Warner Bros. and Platinum Dunes remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street.

The film is being directed by Samuel Bayer and starts shooting in May in Chicago.

Already cast in the film are Jackie Earle Haley (as the notorious Freddy Krueger), Kyle Gallner and Thomas Dekker.

In the 1984 Nightmare on Elm Street, Nancy was played by Heather Langenkamp.

A Nightmare on Elm Street comes to theaters April 16 from Warner Bros. Pictures.
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Jackie Earle Haley in Final Talks for A Nightmare on Elm Street.

It seems that Platinum Dunes may have found its leading nightmare man for its upcoming remake. According to Bloody-Disgusting, Jackie Earle Haley is entering final negotiations to portray Freddy Krueger in Platinum Dunes' new remake, A Nightmare on Elm Street.

It was reported by Latino Review in February that Haley was indeed locked to play Krueger, and while that wasn't exactly the case back then, it seems to be moving towards reality now. Bloody-Disgusting is reporting that an official announcement should be expected as early as next week.

A Nightmare on Elm Street was said to start production at the end of this month in Chicago, with Samuel Bayer directing.

UPDATE: (4/3/09 1:30 PM PST) Bloody-Disgusting is now reporting that Kyle Gallner (The Haunting in Connecticut) has joined the A Nightmare on Elm Street cast as well.

It was said he will play the role of Quentin, a podcast host and seen as the equivalent of Johnny Depp's character in the original film.
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Wes Craven não está feliz com notícia do remake de 'A Hora do Pesadelo'.

O produtor e realizador Wes Craven (A Nightmare On Elm Street, Scream, Cursed) não gostou de saber que seu primeiro sucesso nos cinemas, 'Pesadelo em Elm Street', ganhará um remake.

"Se fizerem um filme melhor, talvez apague o original. Se não conseguirem, o original parecerá ainda melhor. Actualmente, eles estão preferindo produzir remakes a continuações porque, em algum momento, uma sequela não é mais justificável, mas você sempre pode fazer novas versões dos filmes originais", finalizou.

O começo das filmagens do remake estão previstas para 27 de Abril, em Chicago.
Além disso, a Warner Bros. já marcou a data de estreia: 16 de Abril de 2010.

Director de videoclipes, Samuel Bayer, vai realizar este, seu primeiro filme. Ele realizou videoclipes para os Cranberries e Garbage, inclusive 'Smells Like Teen Spirit', do Nirvana

Form disse que o visual de Freddy não sofrerá alterações, e a camisa e garras serão mantidas.
A Platinum Dunes é responsável por várias refilmagens, como 'O Massacre da Serra Elétrica' e 'Horror em Amityville'.
No filme, um violador de crianças que foi queimado vivo pela vizinhança encontra um novo meio de atacar, agora através dos sonhos das pessoas.