Director Wes Craven recently told IGN that he is less than thrilled over the Platinum Dunes' A Nightmare on Elm Street remake. Kind of strange for someone who has pretty much agreed to have every single one of his films remade at some point.

Fangoria just published a "spoiler-filled set report" from A Nightmare on Elm Street that reveals the death of a certain character. Read on for more...

Actor Kellan Lutz talked to About.com about the upcoming A Nightmare on Elm Street remake at the 2009 MTV Movie Awards. I'm not able to embed the video so you will have to click here to watch it.

To skip the Twilight talk jump to around the 1:33 mark.

Chicago Public Radio recently visited the Nightmare on Elm Street set at the City Methodist Church in Gary, Indiana. You can listen to the broadcast or read the transcript here. Also below is a picture of the inside of the abandoned church. Photo by David Schalliol.

In what looks like a scene involving a pre-burned Freddy Krueger JoBlo.com published a few pictures of Jackie Earle Haley stalking some children on the playground in the new Elm Street. Sorry about the awful watermarks, blame JoBlo!

Joan Philo Casting in Chicago is looking for "special extras" for the A Nightmare on Elm Street remake on June 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Pay close attention because they ask for "18 to 27, [women] who are comfortable working topless in a tasteful pool party scene." Interesting... The full casting call is below.

Fangoria published some photos of A Nightmare on Elm Street 2010 that were taken at "Springwood High School". You can check them out here.

Here is an interview of Brad Fuller and Andrew Form talking about the upcoming A Nightmare on Elm Street remake courtesy of IGN.com. I think it may be a bit old since they're sitting in front of a Friday the 13th poster, but it is the video where they say Robert Englund did not want to reprise his role as Freddy even though Englund told Horror Yearbook otherwise.