saying the film lacked pop culture impact when this song was everywhere the entire summer and there was a massive wave of hope around the world is insane
Paramount are moving forward with their ‘NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET’ remake that will adapt Wes Craven's original screenplay again.
Warner Bros' Elm Street film with director Lee Cronin (‘Evil Dead Rise’) has been cancelled
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Flashback to Christmas 1996…
The year was 1996 when Kenner dropped the ultimate horror-kid gross-out toy: the Goosebumps Monster Head Maker. This wasn’t some sanitized plastic playset. This was the ultimate 90s monster-kid fuel — a rebranded, purple-based evolution of the earlier Hasbro Monster Face, now fully loaded with R.L. Stine nightmare energy.
You remember the commercial: “Now the horror is in your hands with Goosebumps Monster Head Maker. Create four hideous heads from the chilling tales of R.L. Stine… or eye-popping creations from your imagination that drip and drool.”
Picture it: you sprawled on the living-room floor after tearing into the wrapping paper, cracking open that box under the tree while Home Alone or the Goosebumps TV show blared on the CRT. The base with the working controls. The modeling clay that didn’t dry out. The sculpting scalpel for carving boils, welts, and maggot mounds. Glow-in-the-dark fangs and eye sockets. Pulsating boils you could pump full of ooze. Mohawk hair (blue *and* orange), pointy ears, yucky tongues, rotten teeth, wiggly worms, icky ants, ugly bugs, scar noses, and those freaky eye extenders.
You could rebuild the Haunted Mask, the Mud Monster, Slappy vibes, or just go full mad scientist and invent something even worse that dripped and drooled across the coffee table while your parents pretended not to be horrified. It was practical-effects training for ages 5 & up, wrapped in the biggest kids’ horror brand of the decade.
Did you haunt the aisles of Toys “R” Us or Kay-Bee Toys hunting for it? Circle it hard in the Christmas Wish Book? Write it at the top of your letter to Santa with “PLEASE” in all caps and maybe a drawing of a monster head with a mohawk?
Drop your memory below — did you score one under the tree, build something truly cursed, or is this the one that still haunts your “what I wish I still had” list? Stay radical, Crypt Squad.🎄💀❄️
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#MonsterKids #90sKidsRule
The SpongeBob SquarePants Macaroni and Cheese that came with "Ocean Blue colored Cheese Sauce" was quite the limited-edition product that was released in 2002, and due to flickr existing, I was able to find a 3-photo-archive of someone actually eating that for Dinner!
Sempre penso nos monstros que seriam trazidos à vida em 'Scooby-Doo 2: Monstros à Soltas', mas acabaram sendo cortados do filme.
Entre eles, o "agente funerário" (mortician), um vilão que não aparece nos desenhos.
Fonte: Matt Diesel (via JayBee & Milly - YouTube)
Happy anniversary to A Nightmare on Elm Street which came out with a limited theatrical release on this day in 1984 and had a wide release just a few days later on Nov. 16.