Finally folks, the MPAA has rated A Nightmare on Elm Street a heavy R for strong bloody horror violence, disturbing images, terror, and language. Sweet. There were rumors going around that this movie might have gotten a PG-13, but this news certainly dashes that idea. The movie hits April 30, exactly three weeks from today.

The 2010 Elm Street soundtrack will be available on 4/27/2010. Sorry no Dokken or Fat Boys on this one! Here is the tracklist:

Here is a new clip from this year's WonderCon and a new poster that Bloody Disgusting ruined for us! The video features Kellan Lutz with Freddy in a diner!

Horror websites are so desperate to scoop each other, they would probably publish a picture of you in a Freddy mask if you told them it was real, and an EXCLUSIVE!!!! However, the newest picture of Freddy floating around the interwebs seems to be from a screen shot of the trailer. Using photoshop, webhead731 from the Superhero Hype message board, was able to give us a closer and cleaner look at Jackie Earle Haley's Freddy Krueger.

Remember all the Freddy Krueger MTV appearances -- like this Krueger / Dokken promo? Well he is up to his old tricks again, interrupting MTV commercials to promote his own film! Check out the videos below!

Here are a few promotional items from ShoWest, a yearly industry show. First up is the cardboard standee that will probably be in theaters soon, and second is a very cool Elm Street doorknob sign, that the studio left on everyone's hotel door.

Also can someone teach Shocktillyoudrop.com how to watermark a picture properly? Why do they bother sharing these images if they're just going to ruin them?

MTV.com wrote a great side-by-side comparison of the old Elm Street and new Elm Street. Click here to read it.

Also below are a few MTV interviews with Rooney Mara and Kyle Gallner that seem a bit old, but it is the first time I have seen them. Click here to see Jackie Earle Haley's MTV interview.

While it has been alleged that Jackie Earle Haley has signed a three picture deal to play Freddy Krueger, the director of the yet to be released first film, Samuel Bayer, has said he will not come back for another stroll down Elm Street. When interviewed by /Film, Bayer said: