Sample Nightmare on Elm Street’s score; see U.K. teaser poster!

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 16 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

The blokes over at Empire scored a pretty cool teaser poster for A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, which you can peep at below. It’s simple and effective, although the only problem might be that people mistake it for the upcoming documentary about the franchise. (Which just got a cool cover of its own.)

The flick, which just scored an R rating, comes out in the U.K. on MAY 7th, one week after its North American debut. For more Freddy fun, check out the film’s Official Site, where you can now listen to some of the film’s score, composed by longtime Platinum Dunes collaborator Steve Jablonsky. I’m actually quite digging the “Main Title” track, what little there is to hear of it…

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