Announced for a July 11, 2006 release was the fifth novel from Black Flame: A Nightmare On Elm Street: The Dream Dealers.

Amazon currently has the novel listed for 24 hour delivery. This has been confirmed as correct and one copy has already been received. Order your copy above. Special thanks to Silveria at the Forums.

Also, check out a Q&A with author Jeffrey Thomas regarding the release under Articles & Interviews.

Head on over to Nightmare On Elm Street.com and you will see a slight facelift to the site design.

Also, read New Line's press release regarding the new SE DVD.

Just a reminder that Deadpit.com features Horror focused radio shows every Friday night, available on MP3 – so you can download interviews to your computer, I-Pod, MP3 Player, and more. Interviews available include the likes of Tuesday Knight, Tiffany Shepis, Robert Kurtzman, Tom Savini, Lori Cardille, Judith O'Dea , Felissa Rose and Joe Dante. Fun for all Horror fans!!!

At a time when horror films are enjoying a resurgence of popularity, New Line Home Entertainment is going into its vault to bring to DVD one of the most notorious horror movies ever made. The original 1984 A Nightmare on Elm Street, which spawned eight feature films, a TV series and a new wave of teen slasher movies, is being prepped for a special-edition DVD release Sept. 26 as part of the studio’s premier Infinifilm line. Using the Infinifilm option, viewers can access behind-the-scenes documentaries, interviews and other extras as they are watching the film, so the bonus materials can be digested in context. Among the bonus features New Line is preparing are audio essays with director Wes Craven and star Robert Englund; documentaries on the franchise’s origins and its legacy; a trivia challenge; and a making-of feature. “Many DVD features that are now considered the standards of the home entertainment experience were born at New Line, and we continue to push the envelope,” said Stephen Einhorn, president and COO of New Line Home Entertainment. See here for more. Thanks to S-10 for the link.

Today is Robert Englund’s birthday, he turned 59.

For more, head on over to Robert Englund.com.

Freddy had a brief mention in the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly (issue: #880/881, page 18). EW (while promoting the SAW series) states the following about the SAW killer Jigsaw: " Jigsaw, the film’s villian, has the potential to become this decade’s Freddy Krueger. Let’s just hope execs are Lionsgate learn from Krueger’s ill-advised foray into 3-D".

Jason also had a brief mention under the series’ that are "Falling": "Jason’s already gone to hell and to outer space. Why can’t he just go away?"