The Making of 'Nightmare on Elm Street IV' Trailer (1989)

"The Making of a Nightmare!" 31 October 1989 Factual 60 mins

Witness the behind-the-scenes techniques and gruesome special effects that dominate this box office hit! See through the mysteries of the slasher saga by watching brilliant direction from concept to actual filming, special make-up techniques, and all the mechanical devices used to produce the inherently terrifying nightmares. Starring Robert Englund as Freddy Krueger!

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Cast

Robert Englund as Self / Freddy Krueger

Renny Harlin as Self

Wes Craven as Self

Screaming Mad George as Self

Tuesday Knight as Self

Lisa Wilcox as Self

Howard Berger as Self

Ken Sagoes as Self

Rachel Talalay as Self

Justin Klarenbeck as Self

Brooke Theiss as Self

Steve Johnson as Self

Crew

Drew Cummings Director

Curtis Paine Writer

Drew Cummings Writer

Drew Cummings Producer

Ron Ervin Carpenter

Curtis Paine Associate Producer

Paul Clowdus Production Manager

Jim Hunziker Camera Operator

Joe Mealey Camera Operator

Robert Shaye Thanks

Seth Willenson Thanks

International Releases Dates

United States 31 October 1989

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