Are you possibly ready for a new “nightmare”? Because it may possibly happen… The estate of the late Wes Craven, who created the iconic Nightmare on Elm Street, has announced that they are actively taking pitches on a possible new vision of the fiend known as Freddy Krueger, who haunts and kills when his potential victims are […]Read Post ›
A brother and sister find themselves undergoing changes in the late Wes Craven’s entry into the werewolf genre. Ellie is a woman who works as a page and assistant for a local talk show. One fateful night, she picks up her bullied younger brother Jimmy and two find themselves in a car accident after avoiding […]Read Post ›
The late Wes Craven had unleashed a great horror classic with The Hills Have Eyes in 1977. It is somewhat hard to believe, but living proof that not everyone can make good films, as this sequel is a far cry from being close to the original. During a psychiatry session, Bobby Carter, who survived a […]Read Post ›
The late horror master Wes Craven unleashed this unrelenting look at survival that was influenced by a notorious 15th century Scottish family and a classic horror film made just three years prior to this film. Heading to California, the extended Carter family plan to celebrate the 25th anniversary of retired cop Bob and his wife […]Read Post ›
On August 30, 2015, the film world lost one of its greatest masters of the horror genre. Wes Craven, a name synonymous with some of the most famous films in modern day terror, lost his battle with brain cancer at the age of 76. If it hadn’t been for Craven, we would not have a […]Read Post ›
