Sequel to the Critically Slammed Remake A Nightmare on Elm Street in the Works!

Sequel to the Critically Slammed Remake A Nightmare on Elm Street in the Works!

Yes, a sequel does seem like its going to happen and not only that but its going to be on the 3D bandwagon too! Read more right here...

By LEEE777 - May 04, 2010 11:05 AM EST
Filed Under: Horror
Source: Dark Horizons



Well the critics totally hated A Nightmare on Elm Street, practically ripping it a new butt hole! In fact, the movie was received so badly that it currently comes in on the Tomatometer at Rotten Tomatoes at only sixteen percent.

However, the movie was box office champ on the April 30 weekend, with a domestic gross of an estimated $33 million which may explain why the sequel project has been green lit. The production cost of the remake cost $27 million.

Platinum Dunes producer Brad Fuller, was spotted by the guys at Dark Horizons. When asked by a fan about a sequel, the producer replied that one is "already in the works".





Remember though, Friday the 13th had a $19 million-budget and the remake opened at $40 million but the following weekend fell fast down to 80, it didn't know what hit it. There was a sequel already in the works the day after the movie was released, but now it is officially dead.

LEEE777 - So chances are we will get a sequel, but then again fingers crossed we don't. Not being nasty or anything but I'm still waiting for that Freddy vs Jason vs Ash crossover movie Hollywood! Who wouldn't sell a body part or two to see that baby? Comments below!!!
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CBM's I like the most, prob forgot some :p
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