Nightmare on Elm Street

The creepy house located at 1428 Elm Street in Springwood, Ohio still haunts my dreams, but that's just Hollywood magic. The real Nightmare on Elm Street house, that was Nancy's source of terror in the 1984 film and through the franchise films, is actually located in Los Angels... and it's for sale.

They're baaaaack... and just in time for Halloween. That's right, the boy band comprised of history's most notorious slashers is back with a Backstreet Boys parody that will rip your heart out. Literally.

I had so much fun coming up with ideas for the coming re-reboot of 'A Nightmare On Elm Street' that I decided to come up with some even worse options for the franchise than a second -- and still unnecessary -- reboot.

There's another 'Nightmare On Elm Street' reboot headed our way and we've decided to help out New Line by giving them some ideas that don't totally suck... but are still slightly suck-ish.

We live in the golden age of technology, where just about anything you can think of is not only possible, but can be watched by everyone thanks to the webernets. So when somebody thought "Hey, that would be cool if someone mashed up Avenged Sevenfold's 'Nightmare' and 'Nightmare on Elm Street' footage",  it quickly became a reality.