Freddie Krueger Speaks Out

Wake up wake up wake up.

(breaking)

(suspenseful music)

Who are you?

Remember me?

(Screams)

When we kind of started Nightmare

on Elm Street, you know speaking

with Sam the director.

He kind of wanted to get back to

the origins of Nightmare on Elm Street.

You know he kind of felt that that

first one was really kind of darker

and more serious and that it had kinda

from there it went on to sardonic humor

and kind of became campy and comedic.

You know in a great way.

It was kind of of that time.

But Sam wanted to get back to it kind

of being darker and so that's what

I focused on was just kind of getting

at a more pissed off angry Fred.

(screeching)

(screaming)

Watchmen is, that is such an amazing piece of work.

I love that character.

That's probably just the coolest

character Rorschach that I've ever played.

Of all the characters I've played,

that character affected me more than

I effected him.

In a weird kind of way, you know,

he is such a cynical character and

I kind of locked my self up

for six months while playing that guy.

I was isolated.

And i just was kind of running everything

through this filter and when

the movie was over I really find

myself much more cynical.

Now of course you know the world

has been helping to bear that out

you know over that last few years,

but yeah he's made me more cynical.

(mysterious music)