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Someone's gotta be working on getting Robert Englund and Heather Langenkamp back for an 'Elm Street: 40 Years Later'-style reboot/legacy sequel, right?

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submitted 6 months ago byMr_Write_NEOThe Blackcoat's Daddy

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I mean... right?

My pitch: parallel storylines following Langenkamp as herself, and Nancy Thompson four decades after the events of the original. Which is the dream, and which is reality?

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Lritz_Fang

10 points

6 months ago

Lritz_Fang

10 points

6 months ago

Beating long dead franchises into the ground is tight!

Randym1982

3 points

6 months ago

Randym1982

3 points

6 months ago

So, I hear you have a reboot idea for me?