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Warner Bros. has released the second trailer for the upcoming horror remake A Nightmare on Elm Street, which stars Jackie Earle Haley as the iconic dreamscape killer Freddie Krueger. Just as any great horror trailer tends to do, this one opens with something quite shocking — quiet, spooky calm, then BAM! It gets me every time. But I’m a gigantic wimp. Hopefully you will hold up better, as this trailer runs over two minutes long and definitely brings some terror.

You can check out the new trailer and the film’s official synopsis below. A Nightmare on Elm Street comes to us from the folks at Platinum Dunes, producers Michael Bay, Andrew Form and Brad Fuller. They are the gents who brought us remakes of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and last year’s Friday the 13th. This time they bring in director Samuel Bayer and take a cast of nubile youths back to Elm Street, where they will be tortured slowly by sleep deprivation and — as we see in this trailer — one creepy looking Jackie Earle Haley.

A Nightmare on Elm Street opens April 30, 2010.

Trailer:

Synopsis:

Fred­dy Krueger re­turns in A Night­mare on Elm Street, a con­tem­po­rary re-imag­in­ing of the hor­ror clas­sic. A group of sub­ur­ban teenagers share one com­mon bond: they are all be­ing stalked by Fred­dy Krueger, a hor­ri­bly dis­fig­ured killer who hunts them in their dreams. As long as they stay awake, they can pro­tect one an­oth­er…but when they sleep, there is no es­cape

Don­ning Fred­dy’s trade­mark fe­do­ra, red-and-green striped sweater, and four-blad­ed glove is Acade­my Award® nom­i­nee Jack­ie Ear­le Ha­ley. The film is be­ing di­rect­ed by award-?win­ning mu­sic video and com­mer­cial di­rec­tor Samuel Bay­er, mark­ing his fea­ture film de­but.

The teens whose dreams are ter­ror­ized by Fred­dy Krueger are played by an en­sem­ble of young ac­tors, in­clud­ing Kyle Gall­ner, Katie Cas­sidy, Rooney Mara, Thomas Dekker, and Kel­lan Lutz. The sup­port­ing cast al­so in­cludes vet­er­an char­ac­ter ac­tor Clan­cy Brown and Con­nie Brit­ton.

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  1. RobertFure says:

    Looks fantastic, though I'm not certain how I feel about the Freddy make-up. Some scenes it looks like shit, others pretty good. If the make-up doesn't look as good as the original, or any of the sequels, they should feel ashamed.

  2. Nada Nuff says:

    This trailer was put together very well. I'm impressed.

  3. Is Hollywood so devoid of imagination that it's going to continually remake classics now, rather than come up with, say, an original story with new characters? Just a thought…

  4. Jeremiel says:

    Awesome! I can hardly wait to see the movie!!! :D

  5. finalcrisis2 says:

    Freddy Krueger with Rorschach's voice. Very nice.

  6. James says:

    Loved it! I like all of these Platinum Dunes remakes, I really like how the films looks. It sounds that they rerecorded Freddy's voice… In the first trailer he had a funny accent.

  7. seanrawlinson says:

    The re-imagining intrigues me, however I have to say that Jackie Earle Hayley is going to have to step up to the plate with a damn good bat if he wants to pass off as an acceptable replacement of Robert Englund. This film is a childhood favourite of mine (yes I watched this when I was 4 years old), and I did like Jackie in Watchmen and Little Children but if he ruins this for me I don't know what I'll be capable of.

    1… 2… Sean's coming for you…

  8. iedge card says:

    The trailer downplays Freddy a bit much, I wish they sold me on how scary Freddy is going to be, not so much how well the movie looks made. Those kids still seem like shitty actors, wax puppets to look pretty and die. They don't even mention it's Jackie Earl Haley, he's supposed to be the selling point to me, a nerd who hates Michael Bay remakes but is curious because I love the original Nightmare on Elm Street films. This was disappointing. I hope there some redeeming value to the movie.

  9. r4 card says:

    I have some GREAT memories of being scared sh**less when I was younger and watching the first 2 of the elm street installments. I quit after that as the 3rd one got silly. But I'm eager to see this new one, cause I think sometimes updates can be a darn good thing!

  10. Jeremiel says:

    I have seen the movie and it is awesome! I love it! Jackie did a great job as Freddy Krueger.

    10 of 10

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