Just when you thought it was safe to go back between the sheets, Camelot Entertainment Group has announced a deal with A&E Television Networks for the rights to "Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy", a retrospective of the cult classic franchise "Nightmare on Elm Street" released in 1984.
After nine films and $500 million in revenue, NOES is the third highest grossing horror film to date. The television production will include several familiar faces including Heather Langenkamp, "Nancy Thompson" from the first film, Robert Englund, the original "Freddy Krueger", and interviews of cast and crew including the genius behind the story, Wes Craven.
