Yeah...That kind of burns...Because I'm still about 9 months from being 20.

I'm like 7 months away from being 20.But I act like a kid so....yeah.Put that in your crack-pipe and.....HEY LOOK IT'S A KITTY!

freddy movie
 

that would be really kool, i cant wait ,;)

You do realize I am totally kidding

No, because you aren't.

WTF??
Is everyone on their period lately?
It wasn't meant in the vein everyone is taking it.
Fuck this.

You're the one wishing death on teenagers.

I was kidding... I'm sure all the other teenagers were as well.

Without teenagers, there wouldn't be horror movie franchises. Teenagers are the body count fodder that most of the industry revolves around :D
I think it was the late, great George Carlin who once said "you want to kill them- they're living in your house and eating out of your fridge".
Anybody see anything good lately that's not a remake/ based on a Japanese movie/ or full length Saturday Night Live sketch ? I'm doing a zombie short currently and not exactly breaking new ground with it myself.
CK

August 11, 2008


So we know that Michael Bay's Platinum Dunes production company has plans to remake Wes Craven's horror classic A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET. The entire movie would get the facelift that an appropriate budget would provide, including a new dream-dwelling mass murderer.

But who could possibly replace Robert Englund as the iconic rake-handed Freddy Krueger?

How about Oscar-winning actor Billy Bob Thornton?

It's just a rumor at this point -- but it was initiated by the original Freddy himself. Robert Englund was on the late night radio show Loveline last week to promote JACK BROOKS, MONSTER SLAYER (and discuss sex, I guess), and was inevitably asked about the NIGHTMARE reboot. And Englund stated that the last gossip he heard was that Thornton could be slipping on the sweater and burn makeup for the role.

Englund also claims he's not opposed to being replaced (as he says, he already made the movie), or the remake itself, since he feels it's the sort of movie that deserves a bigger budget for the dreamscape special effects (they ran out of money while making the first movie).

Thornton seems like the kind of dude who's receptive to any sort of material, and he does have an existing Bay connection from ARMAGEDDON. Food for thought (or nightmares)!

I could see Thornton in the role for sure...it would be a different take, but he could definately pull it off.