With the project still very much up in the air, there aren't any plot details as yet, but Englund has one or two of his own ideas. "I'm really hoping that they have a dream sequence in Jason's mind, a Jason nightmare, because that's the only way Freddy could ever vanquish him anyway."
But it's not just defeating the killer that interests Englund. He goes on to say, "it would be a great Freudian, psycho, sicko dreamscape to go inside Jason's head and see what goes on when he's dreaming and maybe show what led Jason to become the evil that he is."
Popcorn.com
Submitted by Lily Dragon
***ROBERTS UPCOMING MOVIES***
Here is all the info I could find on some of Robert's upcoming movies!! Some of them might be rumors though, but I am listing them anyway.
Freddy Vs. Jason
Release Date: Unknown (there's really no firm word about when this movie might be produced or released)
Release Date Rumors: (7/18/00) The latest rumor, posted over at Dark Horizons, is that filming might start this December, 2000, aiming for an October, 2001 release. This is far from confirmed, and for now is just the latest in a long, long, long series of rumored dates.
MPAA Rating: Probably an R for assorted gore, violence (Most previous entries in both franchises were rated R.)
Distributor: New Line Cinema
Cast: Robert Englund (Freddy Krueger), Kane Hodder (Jason Voorhees)
Director: Unknown, though Rob Bottin (debut) was long connected to it.
Screenwriter: There have been many scripts for this film over the year, with the most recent considered script being one by Mark Verheiden (cowriter of The Mask, Timecop) Another recent script was by comic book writer James Robinson (Starman) and David S. Goyer (Blade).
Based upon: This movie combines the stars of two of the longest-running horror franchises: Freddy Krueger (A Nightmare on Elm Street) and Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th). This is the 8th and 10th movie, respectively, of each of those series.
Premise: Freddy and Jason face off for control of Hell. At this point, much more detail than that appears to be mostly conjecture and rumor.
Jason X: The other film which will get made either before or after Freddy Vs. Jason is Jason X, the 10th in the Friday the 13th series.
(1/17/00) Various sources have confirmed that production is starting in February on this movie... you can expect a preview page for this movie soon.
Filming: There is no production date for this movie, and no news of when it will be.
(7/18/00) Dark Horizons posted an unconfirmed rumor that filming could start on December 16th, 2000, but until New Line announces it officially, it's difficult to consider it much more than a rumor, especially considering other reports that New Line was waiting until after the release of Jason X to make any decisions regarding this project.
Whether this movie ends up being a straight-ahead spooky-thing-around-the-corner movie, a big special-effects fantasy adventure, or a slash-em, dice-em action movie (or a little of all of the above), the end result is hard to guess. It might not win many awards at the end of the year, but of course, that's not what either series were really about, but were about giving the audience what they expect. With the Friday the 13th series, the allure was the terror of the unholy Juggernaut, of the bad man who can't be stopped. With the A Nightmare on Elm Street, the concept was a bit more cerebral, as victims' sins were punished in bizarre/sureal dream manifestations of their crime, all accompanied by "zingers" from Freddy, who in retrospect, was sort of like Bugs Bunny with claws; the evil quipster.
Teamed up, or dueling each other to the death, Freddy and Jason represent opposite ends of the horror spectrum, with one being the silent, creeping doom; and the other being the Dionysian blabbermouth. However these two forces-of-evil are thrown together, fans will probably line up in droves to see the end result.
(4/14/00) This project has been in the works for a long time, and continues to be. Jason X is currently in the works, and the production of this movie will probably wait until some time after that movie is released.
(6/4/00) An anonymous scooper at Corona's Coming Attractions reports that the verdict on this movie may be waiting until after the October, 2001 release of Jason X. If that film tanks, that may be the end of this project.
Coutesy of Greg @ Upcommingmovies.com
Wish You Were Dead
Directed by: Valerie McCaffrey
Writing credits: Scott Firestone (I)
Genre: Thriller
Plot Outline: Two bad women fight over one man in a back-stabbing, money-grabbing, insurance-hustling, double-dealing, two-timing caper.
Production Notes/Status: Status: Completed
Status Updated: 24 June 2000
Note: Since this project is categorized as being in production, the data is subject to change or could be removed completely.
Python
http://www.ufofilm.com/MoviePython.htm
Directed by: Richard Clabaugh
Status: Completed
Find out more at the official site!!
Official Site: UFOFILMS.COM (Trailer now available!!)
Coming soon: Pics from the moive Python!!
Baby Freddy's Thoughts: I think that right now the movie that is closest to coming out is Python, which looks like a pretty good horror movie, although if you've seen Anaconda, it might seem like the same thing. But I will defianelty see this one just becuase it has Robert in it.... you know me. ;)
And we are not knowing Sh** about Wish You Were Dead, they haven't told a single thing about this damn movie in a long time. There is not even an official site for it yet. But considering who all is in it, it should be cool.
Okay, we know that Freddy Vs Jason is supposedly starting production soon. But as it says in the article above, it might not happen in Jason X doesn't do good. SO PLEASE GO AND SEE JASON X!!!!! I don't care if you are True Freddy fans! If Jason X bombs there WILL BE NO FREDDY VS JASON!! *begs*
Alright. I'm done now,
Baby Freddy
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