A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge actor Mark Patton has an intriguing idea for how someone could bring back Freddy Krueger.
Mark Patton has a brilliant idea on how the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise should continue. Patton starred alongside Kim Myers in A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge, which made a profit at the box office but was widely panned upon release. Patton’s poor treatment behind the scenes and the inappropriate comedic use of homoerotic sub-text forced the actor to leave Hollywood for nearly three decades, but he is slowly making a comeback.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT When asked by Screen Rant at Mad Monster Party Arizona if he would consider returning to the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, Patton confirmed that he would and also gave an idea of how Freddy Krueger could return. The actor stated that he thinks Ryan Murphy should be hired and give Freddy the American Horror Story treatment by turning each movie in the franchise into a separate season.
I actually think what they should do is, I think that if Ryan Murphy was hired, I would do Nightmare on Elm Street as American Horror Story and do it over parts, so each movie is a separate piece, play so to speak. And you could really get into the backstory on it. Would a Nightmare on Elm Street TV Show Work? At this point, Freddy’s future is very unclear. In recent years, the horror genre has seen a resurgence of iconic properties. Blumhouse saw success in David Gordon Green’s Halloween trilogy, and Wes Craven’s Scream franchise was also successfully rebooted in 2022. Even Friday the 13th, which fell victim to a lawsuit between the first film’s writer and director, is continuing with a TV show on Peacock called Crystal Lake.
As of late, studios are also having massive troubles at the box office, so sending A Nightmare on Elm Street to streaming could be a smart option when Freddy inevitably returns. As Patton stated, giving each movie its own season could greatly expand on lore and character development, but whoever reboots A Nightmare on Elm Street is likely to craft a new story rather than remaking each movie.
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