Robert Englund

Joy and happiness, folks, as one of the greats of the last thirty years of horror cinema comes back to give us more fun with his upcoming title Web Cam. The good news, this is filming in 3-D, so chances are at least pretty good it’ll get some theater time.  The bad new is it’s filming [...]  

The man behind the mask of legendary Nightmare On Elm Street villain Freddy Krueger talks weird fans, Johnny Depp and his favourite killing methods.  

Whilst getting my Robert Englund autobiography signed by the great man himself on Wednesday evening, I did what i had to do whilst wearing my Heyuguys Badge, I asked a few probing movie/TV related questions in the short couple of minutes I was with him. I asked Robert if he was going to be ...Spoiler TV found this 28 hours ago on heyuguys.co.uk Find more top entertainment news, videos, and blogs on ShowHype: Movies, Robert Englund  

Robert Englund is Dr. Andover in "Fear Clinic" on FEARnet.com Robert Englund has been involved in film and television for 35 years, other than his most famous creation, Freddy Krueger, he's been in television staples such as "Soap", "CHiPs", and "V" as well as movies like The Phantom of the Opera, Strangeland, and 2001 Maniacs. He's also been a director and is now an author with the release of his autobiography Hollywood Monster: A Walk...  

by Blair Marnell Horror icon Robert Englund – the original Freddy Krueger of “A Nightmare on Elm Street” fame – is slashing his way back into action this week, just in time for Halloween, in a new web series called “Fear Clinic.” In the series, Englund portrays a maniacal genius named Dr. Andover who is obsessed [...]  

G4's Attack of the Show crew caught up to actor Robert Englund for a candid chat. The man's been mighty busy this last week talking about his new book "Hollywood Monster," hitting the radio and television circuit. Here, Englund talks about his memoirs, his time as Freddy Krueger and the upcoming remake. Enjoy! Video Game - E3 2009 - Interviews  

Filed under: Movie News, Interviews, Exclusives Few names are synonymous with "horror" like Freddy Krueger -- or Robert Englund, the man who brought Elm Street's worst nightmare to life. The classically-trained actor took his role seriously - not just his acting gig in six 'Nightmare on Elm ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments  

This week saw the release of "Hollywood Monster: A Walk Down Elm Street With the Man of Your Dreams," the memoirs of genre vet Robert Englund. The man we've known for sundry roles, including Freddy Krueger, descended on Dark Delicacies last night in Burbank, California for a book signing and Shock was there for photo ops! Englund will next be seen in the web series Fear Clinic which airs this month. More details in our exclusive interview...  

Each day this week we're going to bring you a look inside Robert Englund's ( A Nightmare on Elm Street series) new book, Hollywood Monster: A Walk Down Elm Street with the Man of Your Dreams , which is available at booksellers now. In 1974, not too ...  

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Robert Englund, Michael Madsen, Junio Valverde, Amaia Salamanca and Estella Warren are going to star in Web Cam 3D for Spanish filmmaker Antoni Sole next year. The story tells of a man (take your guess: Englund or Madsen) who invites a group of teens to a party. He films their exploits inside a house via web cams and asks those tuning in to the bash on the internet to vote for who will live and who will die. Web Cam is Sole's feature...  

Ever wonder why long running horror maven Robert Englund gravitates toward the macabre? Ever wonder why the man toils endlessly in a genre many deem a step up from pornography? Well, in a new tome entitled “Hollywood Monster: “A Walk Down Elm ...  

Robert Englund praises the Swedish horror film Let The Right One In.  

Robert Englund says that the reboot of V makes him "feel pretty old".  

Fango caught up with fave actor Bill Moseley at the recent Rock and Shock convention in Worcester, MA, where he talked up his role as Mayor Buckman (as seen in the exclusive pic below) in Tim Sullivan’s 2001 MANIACS: FIELD OF SCREAMS. Moseley took over for Robert Englund, who portrayed Buckman in the previous MANIACS, “and those are very big shoes to fill,” he tells us. “My Buckman isn’t as debonair as Robert’s,” Moseley continues. “His has...