Wes Craven’s New Nightmare
- Year:
- 1994
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[CHILDREN'S VOICES ECHO HAUNTINGLY]
Wes:
MORE BLOOD!GREAT. KEEP IT COMING.
CHUCK, TERRY, PUMP AWAY.
DON'T BE STINGY.
OK, WATCH THAT ARM.
I CAN SEE THAT FAKE ARM.
OK, CHASE, KEEP THAT CLAW
REALLY MOVING.
JUST LIKE FREDDY WOULD.
GOOD, GOOD, GOOD.
AND CUT!
PRINT THAT, GRETCHEN.
Gretchen:
THANK YOU, SIR. 7 ONLY.
CHASE, YOU'RE A GENIUS.
THIS MAKES HIS OLD CLAW LOOK
LIKE MOTHER TERESA'S MITTEN.
THEY'RE VERY SENSITIVE.
CHUCK, TERRY,
GREAT BLOOD. OH-HO.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
SOME OF OUR:
BEST WORK.
HEY, MONKEY MAN,
WANNA SEE:
SOME NEAT STUFF?
YEAH. CHASE.
COME ON.
IT'S ONLY MAKE-BELIEVE.
I'LL TALK TO YOU
LATER.
MARIANNE, I GOTTA GO.
OK.
LOW BRIDGE.
FIND SOMETHING:
OFF MOMMY.
HEY, HEATHER.
YOU HUNGRY,
DYLAN?
YEAH.
GRRAAH!
HEE HEE HEE HEE!
OH. GOTCHA.
IT SHOULD HAVE:
FLEXED MORE.
CHASE.
SHORTED OUT WITH BLOOD.
WELL...
TAKE IT APART,
PULL IT OUT,
AND INSULATE THEM
WITH SOME STYRO.
SUBMERGED, FOR PETE'S SAKE.
I DON'T LIKE THAT THING.
ON OUR TABLE.
Dylan:
IS IT ALIVE, DADDY?
Gretchen:
HEATHER.YOU'RE IN
THE NEXT SHOT.
MIGHT AS WELL BE, DYLAN.
STATE-OF-THE-ART ANIMATRONICS
ENHANCED WITH:
BIO-ORGANIC GRAFTING.
BULL TENDONS,
NERVE BUNDLES:
FROM A LIVE DOBERMAN.
Heather:
CHASE.UH-OH.
CHUCK!
IT MUST'VE HAVE
PICKED UP A SIGNAL
FROM AN EIGHTIES
WALKIE-TALKIE.
IT'S OFF? YES.
FUNNY, IT'S WARM--
[CHUCKLING]
[SCREAMS]
[GURGLING]
OH, GOD.
WHAT THE HELL'S GOING ON HERE?
CUT THE EFFECTS!
Heather:
CHASE!TERRY!
CHUCK, GET OFF ME.
HEATHER!
HEATHER,
WHERE IS IT?
Terry:
CHASE,DYLAN!
COME ON.
[SCREAMING]
WHAT THE F***?!
DYLAN.
NO! CHASE!
NO!
[SCREAMS]
EARTHQUAKE.
COME ON.
OK.
Dylan:
MOMMY!DYLAN!
Chase:
HEATHER!DYLAN!
AAH. DYLAN.
[RUMBLING SUBSIDES]
[CAR ALARMS WAILING]
WHAT IS THAT?
CAR ALARMS.
[SIGHS]
YOU OK?
YEAH.
YOU OK, CHIEF?
NO.
HONEY,
DO YOU HAVE A FEVER?
JUST ANOTHER:
EARTHQUAKE, DYLAN.
GETTING KIND OF FUN,
HUH?
DADDY. BLOOD.
IT'S NOTHING, GUYS.
IT'S A SCRATCH.
REALLY.
WHERE DID YOU GET THAT?
I DON'T KNOW.
PICTURE, I GUESS.
WHEN IT FELL.
IT'S NO BIG DEAL.
PUT A BANDAGE ON IT.
WHOO!
[CHUCKLES]
[SIRENS IN THE DISTANCE]
Newscaster:
GEOLOGISTS AT CAL TECH
HAVE CONFIRMED THAT
THIS MORNING'S AFTERSHOCK...
DO WE HAVE:
TO WATCH THAT?
...5.3 ON THE RICHTER SCALE.
Chase:
THOUGHT YOUTURNED IT ON.
...TO CAUSE FURTHER COLLAPSE
OF THE ALREADY BADLY DAMAGED
PARKING STRUCTURE...
I'LL TURN IT OFF.
Newscaster:
OFFICIALS SAYTHAT THIS IS NORMAL
FOLLOWING A QUAKE
OF LAST WEEK'S MAGNITUDE,
NOW THOUGHT TO BE
A MASSIVE 6.8.
DYLAN, THIS IS BREAKFAST,
NOT ARTS AND CRAFTS.
GRRR.
WHAT?
LAST NIGHT?
MORE OR LESS.
I'M LATE.
YOU GOING AWAY?
IS THERE ANYTHING
OTHER THAN THE OBVIOUS
BOTHERING YOU?
I THINK 5 EARTHQUAKES IN
HASN'T BEEN ANOTHER
PHONE CALL, HAS THERE?
NO.
OH. GOOD SIGN.
2 FULL WEEKS WITHOUT HIM.
MAYBE HE GOT HIT
BY A TRUCK.
[SIGHS]
HE'S CLOSER, IF ANYTHING.
IT'S GIVING ME
NIGHTMARES, CHASE.
DID YOU HAVE ONE
LAST NIGHT?
AH, IT'S JUST
THE EARTHQUAKES, HEATHER.
MAYBE.
MAYBE I SHOULDN'T DO
THIS INTERVIEW TODAY.
NO.
YOU GOTTA GET BACK
ON THE HORSE SOMETIME.
LOOK, YOU HAD A NUT CASE
MAKING HARASSING PHONE CALLS.
I KNOW HOW SCARY
THAT'S BEEN.
NO...YOU DON'T.
OK...
I DON'T.
BUT IT DOESN'T MEAN
THAT IT CAN'T BE OVER.
YEAH, BUT WHAT
IF IT ISN'T OVER?
YOUR DREAM.
OH, IT WAS NOTHING.
I WAS--HMMPH.
YOU AND I WERE WORKING
ON THIS MOVIE--
TOGETHER, FOR ONCE--
AND ONE OF YOUR:
SPECIAL EFFECTS:
WENT REALLY WRONG.
AND CHUCK AND TERRY
GOT...HURT...
[SNICKERS]
AND, UH...
WELL,
RIGHT HERE?
OOH-HOO-HOO-HOO!
HEATHER...
YOU WERE PROBABLY
HALF AWAKE:
AND SAW MY FINGERS GET NICKED
WHEN THE MIRROR FELL.
DREAMS ARE LIKE THAT.
HMM.
LOOK, IF YOU DON'T WANT ME
TO GO ON THIS JOB, I WON'T.
JUST BE CAREFUL, OK?
I THINK I CAN SURVIVE
SUPPLYING SOAP BUBBLES
FOR A DETERGENT COMMERCIAL.
I GUESS SO.
YOU GUESS SO?
YEAH.
COME HERE.
MMM.
48 HOURS.
I'LL BE BACK
IN NO TIME.
I GOTTA GO.
OK.
MMM.
HEY!
I LOVE WHAT YOU'VE DONE
WITH THE PLACE.
KNOCK 'EM DEAD.
Chase:
DYLAN, I GOTTA GO.TAKE CARE OF MOMMY.
Dylan:
BYE.[RUMBLING SUBSIDES]
TV:
NANCY.NANCY.
DYLAN, I DON'T WANT YOU
WATCHING THIS.
[SCREAMING]
DYLAN, WHAT'S WRONG?
WHAT'S WRONG?!
WHAT'S HAPPENING
TO YOU?
[SCREAMING]
[TELEPHONE RINGING]
[RING]
HELLO?
Man:
♪ 1, 2--[RING]
[RING]
HELLO?
Man:
FREDDY'SCOMING FOR YOU!
CHASE!
[LOCKS DOOR]
SOMEONE'S COMING.
WHAT?
[RUMBLING]
ARE YOU OK, HONEY?
YES.
[DOORBELL RINGS]
HEATHER!
OH!
HEY.
IS EVERYTHING OK?
YEAH, IT'S JUST
THESE QUAKES.
DID YOU JUST FEEL
A LITTLE ONE JUST NOW?
NO.
A BIG TRUCK WENT BY
RIGHT BEFORE YOU
OPENED THE DOOR.
IT'S LIFE
ON THE FAULT LINE.
HEY, TIGER.
HI, JULIE.
OH!
DOES HE FEEL WARM TO YOU?
HE HAD A FEVER:
THIS MORNING, I THINK.
HMM. NO, HE SEEMS OK.
ARE YOU SURE THAT'S
ALL THAT'S WRONG?
[TELEPHONE RINGS]
LEAVE US ALONE,
YOU SON OF A B*TCH!
Man:
L.A. LIMOUSINE, MA'AM.
JUST WANTED YOU TO KNOW
I'M OUT FRONT.
I'M SORRY. CAN YOU
HANG ON A MINUTE?
[SIGHS]
HEATHER...
WHAT IS IT?
I DON'T KNOW.
I JUST HAVE THIS
WEIRD FEELING TODAY.
MOMMY?
STAY HOME, THEN.
DYLAN...
THIS DAMN CALLER.
HE'S STARTED AGAIN?
THAT SICK F***.
SORRY.
YOU KNOW, DYLAN DOESN'T
SEEM TO HAVE A FEVER.
IT'S PROBABLY
JUST YOUR NERVES.
NERVES?
I JUST MEANT FROM
EVERYBODY'S
BEEN FREAKED OUT
ABOUT HOW MANY:
WE'VE BEEN HAVING.
AND THEN:
THESE PHONE CALLS.
[TELEPHONE RINGS]
DON'T ANSWER IT.
[RING]
HELLO?
Man:
EXCUSE ME, MA'AM,BUT WE ARE GOING TO BE LATE.
OK.
DYLAN, I GOTTA GO.
FORGIVE ME?
BYE.
I'LL CALL THE COPS
FOR YOU.
YOU'VE GOT THE NUMBER
ON THE FRIDGE, RIGHT?
YOU JUST GIVE THEM
THE TIME THEY CALLED,
AND THEN THEY'RE KEEPING
THIS LIST, SUPPOSEDLY.
AND, JULIE...
I'M REALLY SORRY.
MY NERVES ARE:
IT'S OK.
HA HA HA! YEAH.
I GOTTA GO.
MORNING.
GOOD MORNING.
IN THAT MOVIE.
YEAH, SURE. THAT'S YOU.
THAT'S WHAT
I'M HARDLY A STAR.
WHAT, ARE YOU KIDDING?
I LOVE YOUR STUFF.
THE FIRST WAS THE BEST.
WHERE THE GIRLFRIEND'S CUT OPEN
AND DRAGGED ACROSS THE CEILING.
IT WAS AWESOME.
AND WHEN ALL THAT BLOOD COMES
OUT OF YOUR BOYFRIEND'S BED?
I THOUGHT I'D SH*T.
BUT THEY NEVER SHOULD
HAVE KILLED OFF FREDDY.
HEATHER, LOOK,
WE GOTTA GO.
CUTTING IT KIND:
OF CLOSE, AREN'T YOU?
WHAT, ARE YOU TRYING
TO GET ME FIRED?
OK, OK, OK!
WE'RE COMING!
NO, NO, NO, NO!
SO, HEATHER,
WE'RE APPROACHING
THE 10th ANNIVERSARY
OF THIS WHOLE NIGHTMARE
ON ELM STREET THING.
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