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Facts You (Probably) Didn't Know About Freddy Krueger/A Nightmare on Elm Street

Freddy Krueger

Freddy Only Had 7 Minutes of Screen Time in the Original Nightmare

That Time Freddy Rapped with Will Smith (Kind of)

Tobe Hooper’s Nightmare Prequel

Freddy RM: Krueger Radio

Freddy’s Oedipus Complex

Freddy’s Baby Mama

The Technicality that Got Freddy Off

Freddy was Stood-Up on Prom Night

The Real Reason Freddy’s So Pissed Off

Freddy’s Cartoon Cameo

“Fred Heads”: The Cult of Freddy

Springwood Slasher vs. Springwood Chopper: Freddy’s Competition

Freddy Krueger the Ice Cream Man

Freddy’s Origins - The Beginning

A Nightmare on Elm Street

Freddy Didn’t Die Instantly

Freddy was Named After a Childhood Bully

The Boiler Room

The Scene of Tina’s Death

The Blood Geyser

The Movie was Supposed to End Happily

The Convertible Top

The Scene of Freddy on Fire Won Best Stunt of the Year

Heather Langenkamp Cut Her Foot

The Melting Staircase

Freddy was Originally a Child Molester

The Red and Green Sweater

The Famous Scraping Noise

The Scene Where Freddy Presses Through the Wall

The Nursery Rhyme

Freddy was Supposed to be Silent

The Phone Scene

Freddy was Supposed to Look More Gruesome

Why Johnny Depp was Chosen

The Bathtub Scene

What Inspired the Story

The House that Freddy Built

Freddy’s Makeup

Glenn’s Role

No One Wanted the Script

It Made it’s Figure Back the Opening Weekend

Robert Englund’s Take on Freddy

Hypnocil

Nancy’s Role

“Elm Street” Was Never Said

A Stunt Man Was Supposed to Play Freddy

Heather Lagenkamp Really Got Slapped

The Glove

Freddy’s Makeup Took 3 Hours

Johnny Depp’s First Film

Robert Englund Cut Himself with the Glove

Extended Scenes

A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge

The Demonic Parakeet

Jesse’s Car

The Wicked Witch of the West

The Eye

The Dance Scene

Kim Myers

“You’ve got the body…I’ve got the brains.”

Makeup Effects Artist Kevin Yagher

The Pool Party

The Gayest Horror Movie Ever Made

Homoerotic Subtext

Robert Englund the Bus Driver

Wes Craven Refused to Work on the Film

Freddy Kills Outside Their Dreams

Freddy is on Screen for 13 Minutes

Robert Englund is Irreplaceable

Jesse’s Role

A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

Welcome to Prime Time, Bitch!

Taryn’s Death

The Boiler Room

The Roast Pig

The Original Script

The Freddy Snake

Sexy Nurse Scene

How Ken Sagoes Got the Role

Robert Englund Fell Asleep in Makeup

Wes Craven Came Back

Film Debut of Patricia Arquette

Taryn’s Role Inspired Fans

The Original Idea

Robert Englund Worked 24 Hours a Day

A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master

Why Patricia Arquette Didn’t Return

Highest-Grossing Entry in the Series

Crave Inn

Robert Shaye Cameo

Time Travel

How Freddy Came Back to Life

The Reunion

The Beach Scene

Freddy’s Nightmares

Robert Englund as the Nurse

Freddy’s Death

Rick’s Death

A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child

School’s Out, Krueger!

There’s No Such Thing as Safe Sex

Graduation Scene

Tarantulas

Lowest-Grossing Film in the Series

Mark’s Death

Origin of the Baby Idea

Amanda Krueger

Why They Went With the Baby Idea

Death Scenes

Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare

Highest Opening Weekend

Lezlie Deane Realized She Was Molested

Robert Englund Actually Punched Lezlie

NES Video Game

Johnny Depp Cameo

Alice Cooper Cameo

Robert Shaye Cameo

Carlos’ Death

John Doe isn’t Freddy’s Son

Precedes Freddy vs. Jason

Freddy vs. Jason

Ken Kirzinger is the Tallest Jason

Ken Kirzinger Went to the Dentist Dressed as Jason

Betsy Palmer was Asked to Return

Several Endings were Considered

Robert Englund’s Makeup was too Thick

Kane Hodder was Denied the Roll

The Homophobic Slur

The Chorological Order

Several People were Offered to Direct

References to Previous Films

The Fight Didn’t Start Until the Last 20 Minutes

Different Speeds Were Used for the Fight

Freddy Only Killed 1 Person

Ronny Yu

Monica Kenna was Terrified of Freddy Krueger as a Child

It was Originally Michael Myers vs. Jason

Ian Somerhalder was Considered

No One Could Decide Who Should Win

The Boiler Room Wasn’t Built

The Ending

Why Kane Hodder was Denied

Cut Scenes

Pinhead was Supposed to Appear

Unused Scripts

Only Freddy Film not to be Filmed in the US

300 Gallons of Fake Blood was Used

Katharine Isabelle Refused to Get Naked

Unused Plot Twists

Robert Englund Retired as Freddy

Why Ken Kirzinger was Chosen

The Lake Scene was the Hardest for Ken

Ken Kirzinger Caught on Fire

A Sequel was Planned

Wes Craven’s New Nightmare

Heather Lagenkamp had a Stalker

Freddy Was Much Closer to Craven’s Original Vision

Craven Was Too Scared to Ask Johnny Depp to Return

Same Clothes

Craven Couldn’t Follow the Storyline

Jessica Craven

TV Show Appearance

The Hand Glove

The Tongue Scene

Actor Cameos

Vomit

Tractor Trailer Scene

Chase’s Death

Chase’s Body

Tracy’s Death

Freddy’s Death

TV Movie

A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)

Judy Graham Knitted the Sweater

Rooney Mara Hated the Movie

Wes Craven Hated the Movie

Jackie Earle Haley’s Mindset

Jackie Earle Haley Improvised His Lines

The Glove Was Well Protected

Robert Englund Gave a General Approval

Scenes Were Copied

The High Schools

Highest Earning Horror Remake

Freddy’s Makeup

Jackie Earle Haley Wore Contacts

Freddy’s Voice Was Altered

Blu-Ray Deleted Scenes

Plans for a Sequel was Abandoned

Kyle Gallner Actually Got Cut

Filmed on Elm Street

The Polaroids

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I think in Singapore we don’t have a bus stop on an island in the middle of the road… I’d seen it in Korea before though. So on this morning, we stood waiting for the tram while sipping coffee. At least over in Prague it didn’t feel dangerous to stand on that narrow island. In Korea the island is wide so it felt kind of ok…  won’t kenna (get) knocked down by a speeding car. Yeah, we have A LOT of reckless drivers in Singapore so don’t ever implement it here.

The Prague Castle is a short tram ride away. Very very crowded though. There was crowd control so that not too many people are packed into the castle at any one time, but don’t expect not to see heads everywhere in your pictures, haha!

We had lunch on the way down. It is standard practice to offer bread at every meal, but it may or may not be included in the meal price, if it isn’t, you can return it so that you won’t be charged.

Next, John Lennon Wall and walking around Kampa island. The busker wrote a cute note 🙂

And this pianist in the park.. I can probably sit there all day and listen to him ❤

Had the best tasting grilled vegetables that night. Was it then that I fell in love with eggplant?!

We covered many places during the walking tour on Day 1 so we dropped many places of interests on Day 2.

  Day 2 Cities/Towns Prague Time Description Note Fees 0730 Wakey wakey! Breakfast! To Prague Castle 0900-1230 Prague Castle (& Gallery) O: Castle Area 0500h-2400h (Apr 1 – Oct 31), Historical monuments 0900h-1800h (Apr 1 – Oct 31) Guard Changing Ceremony: daily 1200h at First Courtyard(St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, exhibition The Story of Prague Castle, St. George’s Basilica, Golden Lane with Daliborka Tower, Powder Tower, Rosenberg Palace, Exhibition The Treasure of St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague Castle Picture Gallery)

D: The visitors use mostly tram No. 22 (stop called Pražský hrad), turn left and in 5 minutes you reach the 2nd Courtyard of Prague Castle. Then they leave the Castle through the Old Castle Stairs to metro station Malostranská.

Tram 18 from Staromestska to Malostranska, dir. Sidliste Petriny, 1 stop, 2min. Transfer to tram 22 from Malostranska, dir. Bila Hora, 2 stops, 5min. Alight at Prazsky hrad.

24czk

Long tour: czk350 Short tour: czk250 Audioguide czk350 (3h), czk450 (1d)

1300 Lunch Restaurace Baracnicka rychta A: Tržiště 23/555 118 00 Praha-Malá Strana Czech RepublicPizzeria Tre Colori A: Zámecká 200/5 118 00 Praha Czech Republic Explore Prague old town! Loreto Prague (Chapel)* O: Daily 0900h-1215h & 1300h-1700h D: Walk from Prague Castle, 9min. OR Tram 22 to Pohorelec (<5min, 2stops)27-bell carillon plays on the hour 130czk (audio guide rental: 150czk) Strahov Monastery* A: Strahovske nadvori 1, Strahov, Castle District, Prague 1 T: +420 233 107 730 O: Daily 0900-1200 & 1300-1700 (Library), 0900-1200 & 1230-1700 (Gallery) D: Walk, 8min. 80czk Petrin Tower* Nebozizek Restaurant -> Top of Petrin Hill”}”>Miniature Eiffel Tower, climb 299 steps to the top of the tower Attractions: Gardens, hall of mirrors, observatory, telescope open to public, a church and rose garden. A: Petrin Hill & Observation Tower, Lesser Town, Prague 5 O: Daily 1000-2200 D: Walk, 14min. OR Metro Ujezd, trams 12, 20, 22. Take funicular railway up Petrin HillRuns from Mala Strana to top of Petrin HIll O: 0900-2330 (every 10min) CLOSES FOR MAINTENANCE 7 Sep to 16 Oct – CHECK! D: Metro Ujezd (trams 12, 20, 22) Stops: Ujezd -> Nebozizek Restaurant -> Top of Petrin Hill 120czk (Fees apply to tower, mirror maze and observatory), 32czk (Funicular Railway, valid with public transport ticket) Church of Our Lady Victorious (Original Statue)* A: Karmelitská 9, 118 00 Praha 1 O: M-Sa 0930h-2100h & Su 1300h-1800h D: Walk, 12min. OR LD (funicular lift from Petrin LD – top of hill to Ujezd LD – bottom of hill) then walk 4min.) – Lennon Wall A: Velkoprevorske namesti D: Walk, 4min. Nearest tram stops: Malostranske namesti or Hellichova – Kampa Island D: Walk, 3min.

Attractions: Lennon Wall, Museum of Kampa, alleys, cafes!

http://www.ambi.cz/en/restaurace/

– Dinner – Cafe Louvre A: Národní třída 20, Prague 1 D: Walk to Ujezd, tram 9 or 59 towards Spojovaci. Alight at Narodni trida. Walk, 2min. (From Kampa) OR Walk to Karlovo namesti. Subway line B towards Cerny Most, 1 stop. Alight at Narodni trida. Walk 3min. (From Dancing House) O: M-F 0800h-2330h, Sa-Su 0900h-2330h 24czk Havel’s Market A: Havelska Street, Prague 1 D: Walk, 5min. OR Metro Mustek (line A/B) O: Daily 0900h-1800h – Museum of Communism* A: Na Prikope 10, New Town, Prague 1 D: Walk, 4min. O: Daily 0900h-2100h 190czk Jindrisska Tower (St Henry’s Tower) A: Jindrisska st, Prague 1 D: Walk, 7min. O: M-F 0900h-1900h, Sa-Su 1000h-1900h 90czk Jerusalem Synagogue A: Jeruzalémská 1310/7, 110 00 Praha 1 D: Within 3min walk from Jindrisska O: M-F,Su 1100h-1700h 80czk, Combined ticket for Synagogues 250czk National Museum A: Václavské náměstí 68, 115 79 Praha 1 O: Daily 1000-1800h D: Walk to Hlavni nadrazi, subway line C towards Haje, 1 stop, 7min. OR Walk, 10min.Under reconstruction. Only temporary exhibits. 160czk for all exhibits, 100czk for 1 exhibit Dancing House* A: Jiraskovo namesti, New Town, Prague 2 D: Walk to Vaclavske namesti. Tram 3 towards Nadrazi Branik, 5 stops. Alight at Palackeho namesti and walk 2min. (From museum) OR Walk to Svandovo divadlo. Bus 176 towards Karlovo namesti. Alight at Jiraskovo namesti and walk 1min. Attraction: Fred and Ginger Restaurant (O: 1200-2200) Only top floor (restaurant) is opened to public 24czk Till late Back to b&b! D:Walk to Jiraskovo namesti. Tram 17 towards Vozovna Kobylisy, 2stops. Walk 6min. (From Dancing House) OR Walk to Muzeum – A. Subway line A towards Nemocnice Motol, 2 stops. Alight at Staromestska. Walk 6min. 24czk

[Travel] 14D Europe Free & Easy – Day 2 I think in Singapore we don't have a bus stop on an island in the middle of the road...

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Hit the road, Jack

“Lara! Hurry up!” I heard Zac call from the car, followed by the honking of a horn. Out of the four of us, he was easily the most excited for the camping trip. Kenna was excited, but she was weary of bugs and snakes. Jack just never seemed to care for the outdoors; it had taken a great deal of coaxing from Zac to even get him to come. Even then he all but hid in his hoodie the whole time. I wouldn’t let his reluctance ruin my fun, though. I grabbed my sleeping bag, backpack, and tent before running down the stairs, calling a quick good bye to my mom and dad before heading out the door.

I went over to Zac’s car, setting my backpack in the back seat as Zac opened the little trailer he’d borrowed from his dad for the trip. He took my tent and sleeping bag, putting them inside. He’d just about closed the door when my mom ran out, hollering for him to wait. She smiled over at me as she handed him another backpack. “Wanted to make sure you all had enough food.” She said, pulling me into a hug and kissing the top of my head.

“Mom.” I whined, half-heartedly pushing away, “I’m eighteen now. A Graduate.” I reminded her, as if it were necessary. Graduation had been just a couple weeks ago; this trip was one of the ways my friends and I were celebrating.

“I know, I know.” She said, smiling fondly as she released me. “Be careful, honey.”

“I will, Mom. Don’t worry.” I said, leaning up to kiss her cheek before turning and walking back to the car, climbing in and setting my backpack in the floorboard as Zac climbed into the driver’s seat.

“Seatbelts! So we can be safe!” He said, impersonating Dora as he clicked his seatbelt. I laughed, following his lead. I leaned out of the window as we drove off, waving to my mom.

“That’s probably not safe, you know.” I heard a voice from behind me say. I gave a squeak of surprise, whipping around to see who it was. I pouted, reaching over and swatting Jack’s arm.

“Don’t do that.” I said with a huff, only receiving a grin in response.

“What? It’s not my fault you didn’t notice me.” He said, nudging my side. I frowned, though it slowly became a grin. I couldn’t stay mad and any of these dorks for long.

“You ready to sleep with the bugs, Kenna?” I asked, grinning.

“Lara! Don’t say that! My tent will keep the bugs out…right? Zac, right!?” She looked over at Zac, blonde hair flipping over her shoulder.

“Yes, Kenna. It will. Lara, be nice. Our poor little cinnamon roll doesn’t like the creepy crawlies.” He got a, well deserved, smack to the arm for that. “Ow! Hey, rude.” Jack and I only laughed harder. “Yeah, yeah, laugh it up.” Zac said, pouting at us in the mirror.

“How far away is this camp ground you’re taking us too?” I asked, sitting forward a bit to try and see the map on his phone.

“Just a few minutes out of town. I’m surprised we’ve never gone here before. Real nice from what I heard.” Zac replied, glancing over at the phone as he stopped at the last stoplight in town. He was right, and the next few minutes were spent with us poking fun at each other. We pulled into the park and, slowly but surely, the talking died off as we tried to find an empty camp ground.

“There! Finally!” Kenna yelled after a couple minutes of driving the winding roads to find an empty spot. We were near the back of the park, and the actual campground was about three miles from where the car park was, but it worked. We all got our bags from the car the trailer before starting the short hike out to the campground. It was plenty big for our four tents and a fire in the middle. We help each other get the tents set up, then Zac and Jack went to get some firewood.

While they were away, Kenna and I sorted out whose bags were whose, and cleared a spot for the fire before going to find kindling. The boys returned and we set up the fire, waiting until dark to light it. Jack sat, twirling a switch blade, the fire reflecting off the metal. I’d never seen one like it before. “Where’d you get that?” I asked, cocking my head to the side.

He looked up, as if surprised I’d even noticed before grinning, the lighting only making his longer canine teeth that much more noticeable; Zac had said he’d filed them to look like fangs. “Made it. Pretty easy, actually. The hardest part was getting the blade off the Liston knife.” He closed the knife. “Then I just put together a casing with a spring-loaded switch and, Ta-Da!” He finished, flipping it open again.

“Wait, what kind of knife?” Kenna asked, frowning a bit.

“Liston. It was used by doctors in the 1800’s. They used them a lot in amputations and other surgeries.” He said with a shrug.

“How do you know that?” It was Zac who spoke up this time.

“I looked stuff up about them.” He answered, hesitating just a bit too long for my liking. “It’s the knife used in the Jack the Ripper murders.” Before he’d said that, it had never occurred to me why Jack’s name sounded familiar. Jack Ripplinger. Jack the Ripper.

“So you’re named after a serial killer?” I asked, raising an eyebrow.

“Not quite…” He said with a shrug. “My parents named me John Williams. I had my name changed a few years ago.”

“Why would you want to be named that?” Zac asked with a confused expression.

“Gotta live up to expectations, don’t I?” He asked with a smirk.

“What do you mean, expectations…?” I asked, getting uneasy.

“Because, dear Lara, I said this was the knife used in the Jack the Ripper murders. Not the kind they thought was used, not even the kind that was used. It. Was. The knife. Used. In. The murders.” He said, still smirking at us.

“H-how do you know?” Kenna asked, and I noticed her scoot away from him.

“Because I still remember the surprised look on poor Polly’s face. Annie’s wonderful scarf I gave her. Elizabeth got lucky. I was interrupted by a passerby. Catherin, not so much. Then, ah, dear Mary Kelly. By far, my most famous work. She was asleep when I got to Miller’s Court. Not for long, though. She tried to scream, but she was in shock, like she didn’t know I was coming for her.” He said with a dark chuckle. “They’d have found the heart, too, had they only checked a little ways down the road.” By now, we’d all scooted away from him. “Granted, over the years I’ve had to be more discrete…be less…choosy with my victims. I’ve had the occasional slip up…when I go too long without feeding, I get a bit...extravagant…the Black Dahlia, for instance…I’ll stay in a place for a while, loose control, then I have to leave. No one ever remembers me, though…” He trailed off with a shrug.

“What do you mean, feed…?” Kenna asked softly.

Jack smiled, pressing his tongue against the back of his canine teeth. “Contrary to what Zac has told you, they’re not filed.”

I shook my head. “Surely you’re joking…Vampires aren’t real…right?”

Jack gave us another unsettling grin. “You’re about to find out.” He said, flipping the blade open and starting towards us.

A Week Later In The News:

“Three teens were found murdered in Pinewood Park this weekend. Zackery Kelly, Kenna McKay, and Lara Underwood were camping in the park to celebrate their graduation. The police have not released much information beyond that they are reminiscent of five iconic murders from London in 1888. Whether or not this killer was inspired by The Ripper is still unknown, though seems likely. The camp site and vehicle were undisturbed, so the motive is still a mystery as well. Police have no leads as to who the assailant might be, so they advise you to be cautious. If you have any information concerning the case, please contact police.”

Miles Away:

A man in a dark hoodie stands at a bus stop, twirling a homemade switchblade in his pocket. The buss pulls up and he gets on, sitting near the back as he sings softly to himself, grinning from ear to ear. “Hit the road Jack, and don't you come back no more, no more, no more…”