Freddy Krueger is teaming up with La Llorona and the Devil's Rejects for this year's Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios in Hollywood.

From DVD Active:

Warner Home Video has announced DVD ($28.98) and Blu-ray/DVD Combo ($35.99) releases of A Nightmare on Elm Street for October 5th. As far as we know, the only extra material on the DVD release will be a Freddy Krueger Reborn featurette. The Blu-ray release will include that, along with a Maniacle Movie Mode, an Alternate Opening, an Alternate Ending, a Deleted Scene, and a digital copy of the film.

Director Samuel Bayer told Home Media Magazine that the A Nightmare on Elm Street DVD and Blu-ray will feature an alternate ending, and deleted scenes.

"While Bayer shot new scenes in December to replace ideas he says didn’t work in the final film, other scenes were left on the cutting room floor that will appear on disc. For example, Bayer filmed a Freddy cave, which never appears on screen, as well as additional nightmares featuring Katie Cassidy and Thomas Dekker."

It was revealed to me through an anonymous source that the current Blu-ray/DVD release date for the newest Nightmare on Elm Street film will be October 5, 2010. As with any release date, be it movie, music, etc. this is subject to change, but until you hear different, mark your calendars!

Broadway World published pictures from the A Nightmare on Elm Street premiere in Madrid, Spain. The film opens in Spain on August 6, 2010. Jackie Earle Haley, Andrea Duro, Gonzalo Ramos, Edurne, Carlos Diez, Aros Jimeo, Luis Fernandez, and Ursula Corbero were all in attendance.

Video blogger, Johnswackyworld, started a campaign to save the "real" Elm Street house, the only problem, it may not be the real house!

The house in question resides on Elm Street in Potsdam, New York. Some people claim it is the house that inspired Wes Craven's film, because at one time he was a professor at Potsdam's Clarkson University. He also helped some students make a horror spoof called Pandora's Experimentia there. The only problem, according to Cinematical.com, Craven has denied that the house had anything to do with Elm Street.

From Boxofficemojo.com:

Iron Man 2 opened with an estimated $133.6 million this weekend, and "accounted for nearly three quarters of overall business, while last weekend's top grosser, A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010), predictably fell into the abyss as horror movies often do. The slasher remake bled 72 percent to an estimated $9.2 million, bringing its total to $48.5 million in ten days. Its drop was steeper than Freddy Vs. Jason and Halloween (2007) (each was off 64 percent), but smaller than Friday the 13th (2009), which had an 80 percent crash."

Warner distribution president Dan Fellman told The Wrap, that A Nightmare on Elm Street's $30 million take this weekend "is the largest horror opening in the April-May corridor, and it just proves there’s a lot left in the franchise," insinuating there will be a sequel even though there is no planned story or direction yet.