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I loved the Friday the 13th 2009 remake, a running Jason was damn terrifying

I am 100% behind the idea of a direct sequel to Dream Warriors.

I'm glad to see Pumpkinhead getting some attention here. The original is criminally underrated.

cody’s idea for a nightmare on elm street sequel is genius. they should make him a producer right now.

I definitely would love to see that sequel to Dream Warriors. Langenkamp was so great in New Nightmare that bringing her back would feel unnecessary, but getting Patricia Arquette back would be phenomenal.

Completely agree with you on nightmare on elm street, pick up the story after dream warriors because you get so invested in those characters, to see them all get alien 3’d in the dream master was a huge letdown

It still shocks me that a horror icon like Freddy Kreugar has not been utilized more in the modern day. There are so many talented and creative writers and directors to get to bring Freddy back, not to mention new age effects and filmmaking tactics to really hone in on his creatively creepy nightmare sequences.

Hannibal Season 4 would be a dream come true! This is one of the most beautifully shot shows ever. Hugh Darcy and Mads were brilliant in their roles. It was truly terrifying and could be gross but I could not take my eyes off of it. I was one of the fans who followed this show to every day or time switch cuz I needed to see a new episode as soon as possible.

Ever seen “the faculty” written by Kevin Williamson (scream franchise) , they can do another faculty movie, another alien invasion in another town. That was a fun movie.

It’s unfortunate to think that we could’ve had like three Friday the 13th movies in the past couple years if the franchise wasn’t in court right now.

Tommy Jarvis is for sure a legacy character. I would personally love to see a Tommy centered sequel. But I would also love a sequel to the 2009 film.

Your pitch for a Nightmare Legacy Sequel got me so excited! Totally agree about re-casting Robert and I think they could even find a way to incorporate him subtly like they did with Nick Castle just to pass the torch!

A Nightmare on Elm Street and Friday the 13th are the only franchises that I’ve seen in this video and I 100% agree, the Friday the 13th Remake has unfinished business and it’s my favourite movie in the franchise so that story should continue and the Nightmare on Elm Street Franchise was ruined after Dream Warriors so I would love to see a direct sequel to that movie and right the wrongs they did to the franchise post Dream Warriors.

Love these intelligent horror discussion videos - best channel on the subject as far as I'm concerned. I'll add my two cents: Phantasm - There's still so much that could be done with this franchise, so I would love a film with new leads and A. Michael Baldwin as the Tall Man, with maybe a cameo from Reggie Bannister if he feels up for it. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - Not a legacyquel, but a prequel focusing on the Sawyer family at their height in the 1950s, showing how the machines took over their jobs in the slaughterhouse and forced them into poverty and then cannibalism. Remember, the Sawyers PRIDED themselves on being butchers. It was practically their identity. And losing that and being entirely forgotten must have destroyed the family from the inside out. It's such a terrific backstory. I feel like a lot of drama could be mined from that, to the point where I can see a prequel potentially being even better than the 1974 original. The Omen - Just remake the story of Omens 2 and 3. There's a lot of good ideas there, which those films wasted. Friday the 13th - These films could literally go on forever if somebody with half a brain got the rights to make them. It doesn't need a specific remake or legacyquel. Just have them explain that Jason drowned and there's a legend of him returning to avenge his mother, and make a gazillion movies.

I feel like an Omen legacy sequel could look into Damien possibly falling in love as well and that person ends up marked for death because of his infernal legacy and he tries to fight back against it. It would be interesting to see that kind of motivation from someone who is the literal son of the devil. And yes, I agree that we need a season 4 of Hannibal. The only reason we didn’t get Clarice/Silence is because they only got the rights to the three other books that the films are based on. I would love to see them get full rights and see their take on Silence of the Lambs and Buffalo Bill.

I must applaud your idea for Nightmare On Elm Street. I would definitely watch that. It’s a simple premise happening in a modern setting with some original characters that doesn’t undermine the first three movies.

Love this!! Btw a 2nd part to this! I'd love to see you do like a top 5 if who you think would be the best replacement for Robert in a New Nightmare movie!!!

I would definitely love to see a follow-up to Dream Warriors, going back to the original film and ignoring everything else and following Nancy years later like Laurie in Halloween 2018, and doing the whole Halloween 2018 idea would be stupid and kinda predictable, but getting Patrica Arquette back and the rest of the surviving Dream Warriors and them having to face Freddy again would be an awesome, easy follow-up to Drean Warriors. I would also love a follow-up to the Friday the 13th remake, Running Jason was just fucking terrifying in that remake.

The Exorcist TV series actually did a pretty incredible job of being a legacy sequel. Picking up with Regan as an adult was done very well and I think that show is very underrated. At least the first season. The second season wasn't nearly as good and I can see why it got cancelled, but that first season on its own was fantastic and a great way to continue the story from the original movie.

It’s crazy I remember being around 10 years old watching the Pumpkinhead it truly is a classic underrated film great video Cody

Jason has always been my favorite slasher. And I thought the 2009 remake was good and personally my favorite of the franchise. I don't understand the hate for it at all. I would definitely love for them to make a sequel to that film.

I also want new Friday The 13th sequel, new Nightmare On Elm Street sequel and new Aliens sequel. Great picks Cody and take care and stay safe 👍.

I’d love if they picked up Peter Jackson’s idea for “A Nightmare on Elm St” that was rejected as a sequel! I think his idea was so interesting and it’s a shame we got “Freddy’s dead”instead

I think they should make Ft13 scarier by having Camp Crystal Lake reopen as a camp for troubled teens and tweens and Jason does his slashing business. Make the characters likeable so it’s even more tense when a chase scene happens or even more gut wrenching when Jason slashes them up. Just my take on Friday the 13th

I 100% agree that we should get a sequel to the Friday the 13th remake

That idea of yours for dream warriors sequel sounds awesome. Honestly with the current state of horror I doubt it cause it’s currently all about the requels.

I honestly would’ve loved to see a continuation of that Freddy vs Jason especially by the way it ended

For Nightmare On Elm Street, I would actually do a legacy sequel from part 4 onward. I think Alice from that film had a lot of potential. I wouldn't want her as a main character but something about her could play a part in it

I love your idea for a Dream Warriors sequel. The 2009 remake of Friday the 13th was really good for a Friday film. I have no idea why fans hated it

I'm actually in the process of writing screenplays for Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street sequels. I don't trust the studios to do a good job, so I figured I'd try my hand. Probably won't happen but at least I tried lol

Buddy, that pitch is #Solid. I have a couple really cool ideas that would fit that sequel perfect. And we NEED Robert Back to pass the torch...although your point is valid about longevity, but if he has a character turn dark and carry on his legacy, that solves the issue on continuance.

When you mention a sequel to The Omen it made me think of a short-lived television show with the similar concept called Damien where it follows Damian when he's older following the events of the first movie and him dealing with being the son of Satan and the gifts given to him. I remember watching it and liking it but of course it didn't really go too far before it was canceled. But the concept and your pitch are similar.

6:47 In the original script of Omen II Damien had a girlfriend and would have to choose between her and being the Antichrist. They scrapped that though which is why his acceptance is rushed in the final film.

I would like to see the universal monsters be remade like The Invisible Man. I know there’s a Wolfman movie with Ryan Gosling coming…. And I’m not saying they need to be connected and have crossovers. They just need to be created in a modern world and make them not only sympathetic, but also scary. The Invisible Man could also get a sequel with Elizabeth Moss using the suit. It could be a unique slasher.

Agree 100% with Nightmare on Elm Street, as for Alien I'd propose doing a story based on Isolation. It fits between 1st and 2nd movie nicely and is a compelling story that's a blend of both focusing on Ellen Ripley as she fights to discover what happened to her mother. In the backdrop of the flight recorder being recovered and sent to a station that's in the process of being decommissioned. You've got an unfamiliar stage for the character as she races against time to not only find out what happened but also trying to escape the station as an Alien stalks them in a station that barely works/in disrepair.

Damn cody, I'm a huge nightmare fan and your idea about where to pick it up and how to bring him back with the junkyard is legit the best idea I've heard in years and the most believable too. I'm all in on that.

I like your idea for The Silence of the Lambs. Get the two ATJs on board. Anya Taylor Joy for Clarice and Aaron Taylor Johnson for Buffalo Bill and I think we would have a winner.

Pumpkinhead definitely needs a remake. it’s criminally underrated glad to see it up here. they gotta do it justice make it happen ✅

I wonder if we could one day see movies from any genre be cast as “ what if “ films. So that way you could just start doing insert films into a series of films in between any two films and say well what if things had been different. So not a reboot, not a reimagining really, just a continuation veering off into another direction but working directly from what ever film you would be continuing off of. I hope that makes sense. I’m not sure if it does.

Oh my homeboy, when you said Sleepaway Camp needs a legacy sequel, taking place right after the first film, I am so down 100% for that. I mean, leaving us with that most f***ed up ending, and wondering what happens right after? YES SIR, TAKE MY MONEY RN!!!

cody, I can't remember if it was a comment from someone from one of your other videos, but I feel like the dream warriors idea is brilliant, and the new Freddy should be Ben Foster. he is seasoned but not extremely well known and as a character actor, he's been awesome throughout his career. I think his charm and intensity would carry perfectly to the role of Freddy.

Damn I love that idea Cody of a Legacy sequel to Dream warriors I believe it could work and go in any direction with it I love and respect Robert Englund and appreciate everything he has done with Freddy Krueger it’s time to recast Freddy Krueger like you pointed out say if this is the Direction they go in and the movie makes Ton of money at the box office I would rather they go with a younger actor someone who isn’t a big name I believe Dave McRae could pull it off he is a very talented dude 💯 agree with you have to recast Freddy with all due respect to Robert Englund say bring him back for one more movie and it’s successful and they want to do another one and Robert Englund doesn’t want to do then they are in a tough spot I actually really dig the 2009 Friday the 13th movie 🍿 though it was good I would love a sequel to that movie back to the Freddy Krueger thing and recast him it’s kind of like when Robert Pattinson was first announced as Bruce Wayne/Batman people lost there minds were piss about it then when The Batman came out it quieted that crowd he knocked it out of the park as Batman Freddy Krueger is a horror icon I am of the opinion that there is someone out there who can do a great job in the role of Freddy Krueger sorry this was so long Cody hope you have a great day bud 👍😉!!

Robert Englund personally said he would like to see Kevin Bacon play Freddy, and I would say I agree. He’s got the look, and the voice.

I don't know if a remake of The Exorcist" would work. I think that original film is so effective, so well acted with no gore. Personally, it still gives me the shivers when I watch it. Maybe I'm alone. I know some people think the original is cheesy-but it really kinda freaks me out when I watch it. Not to mention, I love the camera work the score the characters as well. Who knows? Maybe someone could do an amazing remake, but I doubt it. Love your content, Mr. Leach! :)

Texas Chainsaw remake and have Rob Zombie direct it.

For having Pumpkinhead alone this is amazing. Great ideas and love all these franchises and would love to see them revived well!!! Justice for Friday the 13th remake. I still say if the opening characters bit was the main part it would have been golden!

I might be the only one open to it, but I could see an Elm St prequel being good. Not covering Freddy's original, unsettling murders so much, but the town hunting him, the pact he made to get his powers, him learning how to use his powers in a few kills that happened pre-'Nightmare...'. Maybe a couple kills that Freddy slightly botched, and the town called them accidents. It'd have a tightrope to walk across in order to be good, but I'd be interested.

You CAN'T have a good Freddy because Robert Englund IS Freddy.. the same way Doug Bradley IS Pinhead. It's THEM! They aren't silent mask killers anyone (except Chris Durand) could play 🤣

Absolutely agree with everything on this list, except Hellraiser. Watched the first one, respectable filmmaking but didn't really do anything for me. It's amazing how much people refuse to accept the idea of recasting Freddy. They act like Englund is immortal and can play Freddy forever, smh

I partially agree with you in regard to Robert Englund, but there’s gotta be some way to maybe have a “passing of the glove” moment in a legacy sequel so we can at least get one more Englund movie. Might make fans madder though, so maybe you’re right on just a total recast. Great video! I always love these types of list videos.

I love your idea for a new Elm Street movie, I think you should write a script for new new Elm Street movie Cody, I believe you could do it, submit it to a studio or make it yourself. Your great a filming stuff.

P.S. Prometheus and Covenant are fantastic - butttt…they only become truly worthwhile if the 3rd movie is a total revisit to the original Alien. That would tie the three of them up perfectly.

Dam Cody. I love your idea for Nightmare on Elmstreet. Freaking cool idea man. As someone who's primarily a huge Jason and chucky fan, I've always thought ANOES had the best consistent franchise. And it was always very inventive.

We need the real Nightmare on Elm street back but with a stranger things vibe.

Agree with everything about Hannibal. I would love a fourth season. I cant say if they could top Silence of the Lambs, but they have done every other storyline better than the movies so far. At this point I no longer feel it should be controversial for saying Mads Mikkelson is the definitive Dr. Lecter on celluloid.

I really liked your idea on the Elm Street reboot! and I agree about recasting Freddy: if the material and the actor are good, people will like it (i.e. Bill Skarsgard on It).

I wanted Clarice and the Ed Norton character to team up and catch Hannibal in a movie. Seeing Jodie Foster and Ed Norton together trying to capture Hannibal.

I would love a continuation of the Hannibal TV series because in my opinion is better than all the Hannibal films and they made a better Hannibal in my opinion maybe a hot take but I think they did everything better pretty much in the TV show than the movies especially those food scenes damn that looked so good.

Your idea for a sequel to Dream Warriors sounds fantastic. I would love to see it.

Lemme know what y'all think of my idea for a FREDDY VS. JASON sequel. YES, I know it sounds dumb, but aren't they all? This one called JASON VS. FREDDY: Lightning strikes the Graumann's Chinese theatre at an anniversary Midnight screening of FREDDY VS. JASON causing JASON and FREDDY to literally "JUMP OUT OF THE SCREEN" into the real world, and proceed to terrorize Hollywood Blvd with the FINAL BATTLE up by the HOLLYWOOD SIGN. Think NEW NIGHTMARE meets LAST ACTION HERO. Funny scene with JASON chopping off the head of a MICHAEL MYERS wax figure at the Hollywood Wax Museum. Film ends by fading out to reveal it was just an audience watching the movie the whole time.

25:47-26:03 Another thing to take into consideration would be that even if they were by some crazy chance able to get Robert Englund to agree to do another trilogy, what if he ends up passing away in between films?

I like your idea about starting off after Dream Warriors for Nightmare on Elm Street sequel. And yes, Heather needs to return!!! For Friday the 13th, I'd be game for a sequel to the reboot. I wouldn't even mind if Pamela Voorhees somehow had a proper return. Her and Jason were never on screen together. Also, I'd love to see all the Final Girls (probably the first 4, plus Tina from new Blood) return in some way for a final showdown.

Great video Cody!! I agree with almost everything, especially Pumpkin Head!! 🎃 I loved watching that movie when I was a kid. The only one I disagreed with was The Exorcist, I feel like that movie is such a classic, you can’t remake it. Just tie it in with the original and have Linda Blair help the new victim. Again, loved the vid! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

What an amazing idea to a sequel for Nightmare on Elm Street. Cody, would it be plausible to do a sequel to A New Nightmare and continue from there? That is one of my all time favorites of the franchise.

WOW!!! Everything you said about having a legacy sequel to A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, was EXACTLY and I mean EXACTLY what I was thinking. Great minds think alike, eh?

I recently watched the exorcist for the first time and I actually think it could benefit from a modernized shot for shot remake. I thought it held up surprisingly well but it could be given some new life with better make up and effects and I think the audio is just straight up bad. The audio is really my only complaint with the original so I’d like for them to somehow clean that up in the upcoming 4k release but I don’t think that’s gonna happen unfortunately…

i def need some more Alien.. & Predator 🤷🏽‍♂️. Children in the Corn, and most def Jason and Freddy need the big cinema release !!!

At first your opinion on Robert Englund struck a nerve with me (no spoilers for the video) but your reasoning changed my mind 👍🏿 Great take!

This was a good list to go through. I'm a massive Friday the 13th fan and absolutely adored the remake along with the version of Jason we got, plus the film ended with pure sequel bait, so just go from there. Your pitch for an A Nightmare on Elm Street follow up was great too (4-6 were bad) and as an added bonus it doesn't affect the frankly fucking fantastic New Nightmare. How would you feel about an Elm Street remake that followed the blueprint for Rob Zombie's Halloween remake by giving us a stealth prequel for the first act? Out of all the horror slashers, Freddy, for me, is the most ideally suited for a story that explores his actions prior to becoming the haunter of Slumberville. We did get a little in Part 6 (as well as the TV show), but expanding on it by watching his kills while still alive, the court case, the mob justice burning, THEN moving into the Dream Demons giving him the power and we're off to the races. The scenes after this don't need to follow the first movie and could be about a whole different cast of characters, with different nightmares, different kills, etc.

Loved this video man. I've never seen Sleep Away Camp, but your take on it is the reason I'm looking for it on Amazon now to check it out. Keep up the good work sir.

I had my own pitch for a Nightmare on Elm Street movie would be more psychological and more of a homage to part 3 and 4. The simple idea is that What if Freddy stalked a psychiatrist and fucked with her mind? What unique idea for a demon who plays with our minds messes with a woman who tries to help others. My idea would have her meet a patient who's a surviving victim who has tons of cuts across her face and body and believe it was a suicidal attempt. They bond as friends and her patient named Shyanne Santmyer shows her she has the power to control her dreams and keep Freddy away and we would see the good dreams these characters have and not nightmares. We also learn that Springwood does a Jason Lives move: They renamed Elm Street to Cherry Street and destroyed the original Freddy house to cover up evidence that Freddy existed. But since then, Freddy is stalking the psychiatrist (named Bridget) who is revealed to be one of the original Elm Street children attacked by Freddy just before he was arrested. Bridget has had a trauma on Freddy and lives in NYC but decides to move back to help children with their dreams and she learned to dream about good and positive things in her dreams and haven't dreamt anything on Freddy until early on in the movie. We would also explore Freddy's childhood that he was obsessed with dreams himself and learned to get in contact with it. He also was in contacts with a ancient demon who traveled through many dimensions and appears in dreams before Freddy. (Basically I'm trying to connect New Nightmare's lore with the original. Ignoring the sperm Demons from part 6 since I didn't like that one.) Which gives him the power to go to other people's dreams and can kill them in their sleep with this demon, so when he died, the two bonded to one entity of it's own. And the glove was inspired by the demon's chainmail glove he used to kill villagers centuries ago. Now Freddy's the modern version of the demon. Present day, Freddy learns he can't hurt Bridget because her Shyanne successfully scares him away with fire. She controls her dreams and she wants to teach her doctor the same with her gift of dreaming positive ones. It's here we learned that Shyanne loved to nap everyday at a certain time to explore a Wonderland or Oz world of dreams, it's not just her own dreams, it's a planet of worlds of dreams kids imagine of and explore to but one days, she accidentally encountered the bad side of dreams where she met Freddy who is jealous she leans to control her dreams and since then, he has tried to wear her powers down enough to make her variable to reach her considering she is now depressed and bitter in her personal life. And Shyanne thinks because of her cut scars, she thinks she doesn't have enough time to live so that's why she wants to teach Bridget to have the same skills she has. And she gives Bridget her old dreamcatcher and calls her The Dream Walker - "A lucid dreamer (person able to take control of or actively determine the path of their own dreams). - Or a Person who appears frequently in or who vividly haunts your dreams, usually in a positive way." But because the hospital is full of ignorant doctors, they feel Bridget is not good to Shyanne, wishing to replace Hypnocile with different pills and replace her with someone else, this stress causes Freddy to barley slip in her head and cuts her wrists deep, making it look like a morbid suicide. This causes Bridget to slowly loose her mind now that she lost her best friend and begins having nightmares of Freddy more than before with Freddy believing he's now the Dream Walker instead of Shyanne and acts like he's her doctor in her dreams. Which causes her to have therapy herself in a bit of irony. He also explains he doesn't just want to kill people in Elm Street since he's gotten used to the new name and wants to kill anybody, anywhere in the world since everyone sleeps besides Springwood. Even worse that Bridget's boyfriend gets in a accident and is how in a coma where Freddy can forever mess with. The final effort to stop Freddy and save more people is to find what makes Freddy afraid when he was alive and discovers it was his abusive foster father Mr. Underwood. She turns Shyanne's dreamcatcher into a necklace and goes to the Freddy house in the nightmare world. She frees her boyfriend and she uses her powers she learned from Shyanne and turns herself into Mr. Underwood which Freddy is horrified of that he screams and tries to run away. Successfully weakening him. She/he punches his chest open which causes his souls to fly out and his house begins to burn down. Huge fire burns through the skull of his eyes and his body dissolves to slimy muck before beginning to grow a black cloud that continues to expand. Bridget and her boyfriend flees the house just before it explodes, destroying everything. The growing black cloud punches through as the debris rains down. The dark cloud then turns white as the souls fly to the sky. The nightmare is over and Freddy is dead. We see her Shyanne as a spirit hug her as Bridget fails to hold her tears and she tells her it's time to wake up. (A la the ending of Sharkboy and Lavagirl.) Bridget wakes up and hurries to the hospital to see her husband who successfully awakens. We then cut to a couple months later and we see Bridget's own therapy is better and she still has her job as a therapist, she mentions she would like to thank someone in her life who helped her guide her dreams steadily and always dream positive. She decides to move away from Springwood Incase she has to deal with Freddy again and because she's still alive, Freddy can't leave Springwood if god-for-bid he comes back and she safely returns back to New York City. The story ends with Bridget sitting next to a healed Shyanne on a bence in a glowing, beautiful park, nothing dark or any sign of Freddy. Maybe a few kids running around like T2's alternate ending. Despite not being in Springwood, she takes Shyanne wherever she goes in her dreams. They smile and look into the beautiful sky in a quiet, somber way. We pull back to see everything is better in Bridget's dream and reality. Fading to white. THE END.

Your Dream Warriors pitch sounds great, I hope the right ears listen. Other possibilities - The original Phantasm series should have ended with #4. With Angus Scrimm gone (RIP), a rebut is in order. I would love to see a sequel/remake of Prophecy: The Monster Movie from the late 70's and turn that into a franchise. Evil Dead sequel with the Ash timeline and/or a sequel to the remake. I heard they scrapped The Creature From the Black Lagoon remake but they shouldn't have.

They gave the guy who ruined Halloween the Exorcist 😭😭😭 AND the Hellraiser TV? Only looking forward to the movie now... 😥

Pumpkin Head would be pretty cool with a focus on high schoolers this time around set in the 90’s. You could mix it with the cliches of slashers like 90’s where they figure out that somebody is controlling this thing but who? And a descendent of the witch tells them how to deal with the monster. Idk, seems cool to me.

Just hearing you talk about Friday the 13th and Nightmare on elm street got me really interested and you have the right idea on the story/script!! Good job let’s make it happen!!

I love your idea for a new Nightmare movie. That sounds badass!

I always liked the adolescent Damien too. Particularly when he just starts having incredible skills out of nowhere. He just suddenly knew the dates of literally everything and it was creepy to just watch him go.

a Sequel for 09 would be spectacular !!!! Idgaf that movie is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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I love your dream warriors requel idea. They could definitely get someone who looks a lot like Freddy too, like they did with Dr Loomis in H Kills.

The next Friday the 13th needs to be a proper Jason takes Manhattan remake, I also think the best thing they could do for a nightmare movie outside of a dream warriors sequel, is a prequel following Freddy as the springwood slasher with Richard Brake as Freddy Kruger

I had an idea of doing a spinoff for Aliens. Essentially a standalone movie that can tie into the other movies. As long as its good.

Cody, loving most of the videos and i have found many enjoyable new horror films from your recommendations. My one hard no though is on Sleepaway Camp. I have watched everything from the campy to the artistic and this movie just absolutely did not land at all. Just let that franchise die. Phantasm, however, was pretty good. I didn't find it scary but it was very interesting and unique.

Cody the reason they haven't made a New Freddy Kruger or attempted one yet is that they are afraid to Freddy is considered the most interesting and charismatic Horror villain of all time they are afraid of attempting a new one after the Remake without Robert that is exactly why they haven't made a new one yet there simply too scared to risk it until they feel like they have a totally near-perfect idea and concept. In the Novel the Cenobites the genderless Pinhead I believe has a more male-looking mutilated body but a female voice but yes I agree with you they need to remake it not the movie but do a new adaptation of the Novel that takes even more from the source material. Also, Clive Barker did a sequel to his Hellbound Heart Novel called the Scarlet Gospels that ends the Pinhead character with his death I have no problem with a female Pinhead actor though it all comes down to execution. In terms of Friday the 13th, I agree there's no reason to Remake the original that's pointless they are never going to do a sequel to the Remake though it's been too long but I agree with you they should just make a new Friday the 13th that stands alone as a sequel however Fans love Tommy Jarvis and have wanted him to return to the series for a decade so I do think he needs to show up eventually. I do think though they should set the movie in the 8os nostalgia is hot right now and fans prefer the 8os vibe of the series because that's when it started.

I'm confused too how can anyone hate the F13 reboot it's fucking everything you want in Friday film i love it.

that Dream Warriors pinch is spot on...I can see the Tik Tok videos of kids talking about Freddy

I agree with you on a lot of these. There’s another movie that I would love to see a sequel to, and it came out in 2016. Have you ever seen the movie bedeviled?

COTC remake could work if it's broken into two parts. The first half would be how the children became corrupted with the second being with the outsiders and make it non-stop a town of crazy children chasing them down out to kill them for 12 hours. For NOES they need to get the Freddy from The Merkins (Slashstreet Boys) to play Freddy. He's does the role perfectly.

I think that Sinister needs a reboot. The first is my favorite horror movie of all time and i really dug the second one. And it is technically a franchise

I like your idea about starting A Nightmare on Elm Street over after Dream Warriors, but you can't replace Robert England. Nobody is going to be able to preform Freddy like he did. Nobody can move like him and nobody can preform his mannerisms like Robert England.

I know this video is from May but we now have talks from Jason Blum from Blumhouse about trying to get Robert to return for a new Nightmare on Elm Street movie

My list: Friday 13th The howling Alien Critters or Tremors The exorcist The Omen Children of the Corn Tales from the Hood Scream Blackula Scream The Dark Universe… 😅

My Nightmare On Elm Street idea would be set in the year 2022. It would take place in OUR time at 1428 Genesee Avenue in Los Angeles California, which is the actual address of the house used in the original 1984 film. The current owner of the house mysteriously dies in her sleep and the house is put up for sale. A family of 4 (Mom, Dad, Son and Daughter) that live in Ohio are looking for a house to buy in California because coincidentally both the Mother and Father have new job offers on the west coast. They see the house on Zillow for a great price and decide to purchase it. After a few weeks have gone by and they've started to settle in to their new home, each family member starts to have mild dreams about Freddy, but think it's just coincidence since it's the same house from the Nightmare On Elm Street films that they've all seen before. They nonchalantly bring it up at the dinner table, but they all seem to just laugh it off... Until the Mother dies in her sleep! The family is devastated and can't believe what's just happened. Could Freddy Krueger really be haunting their dreams for real? Or is it all just coincidence? The son reaches out to Heather Langenkamp on Social Media, informing her of what's been going on. Heather decides to pay the family a visit, and try to reassure them that everything's fine and that there's nothing strange about the house, until she starts having vivid dreams about Freddy herself after speaking with them. She tries to reassure herself that it's just a dream and that it isn't real until one morning she wakes up with a claw mark on her arm after a dream with Freddy! She goes back to the house and informs the family that it's starting to happen to her as well, and that they have to figure out how to stop him together. The film would simply be titled "NIGHTMARE" and would get Paul Bailey to play Freddy Krueger. He is amazing!

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I love your idea of a nightmare on elm Street sequel as much as I'd love to see a prequel that would be awesome

Do you know abour Return to Sleepawaycamp (2008) That is a sequel to the original and features Felissa Rose. The other sequels are also kinda cool and the 3rd movie ends on some kind of cliffhanger that you could pick off of.

I just had a picture in my head of Bill Skaarsgard as Freddy Krueger. Right body type and has the caliber. I just wonder if he can pull off a convincing voice

I just discovered your channel and really like your videos. Great idea for Nightmare on Elm Street and I also agree for Friday the 13th. The Friday timeline is allready so messed up that the remake could have passed for a sequel with flashbacks in my opinion. Cheers from Montreal.

They did make a remake of children of the corn a while back but it was a direct to video our cable remake it sucked from what I remembering correctly hearing.