Think of all the nightmare scenarios that went through the minds of the cops who were called to Wes Craven's house on Thursday -- zombies, serial killers, swamp creatures, Eddie Murphy -- but alas, it was all for nothing.
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ the alarm at Craven's Hollywood Hills home went off Thursday. We're told when cops arrived, Craven had no clue the alarm had even gone off and the coast was completely clear.
Just to be safe, cops are looking to question an undead suspect who has a disfigured face, wears a red and dark green striped sweater with a brown fedora, and sports a metal-clawed brown leather glove.
He is considered armed and extremely dangerous.
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Hellooooo??????!!!!!! What is the point of this news????? To fill an empty space?????? Hahahhahahahhahahhahahhahahhahahahhaahhahahaa.
WTF does Eddie Murphy have to do with an alarm going off at Freddie Kruger's house?
Hummm....zumbies,..clue,...fedora,...glove,....
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He is considered armed and extremely dangerous?
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Dumbasses... Craven directed Eddie in the 1995 movie Vampire in Brooklyn. Guess you're all too young to know about it...
Actor Elmore "Rip" Torn has been charged with storming the Bank of Connecticut -Real-Story- http://usspost.com/rip-torn-4675/
Instead of a remake of the original Freddy movie, I'd like to see how well Freddy could do in a place like "The Matrix" where everyone is asleep and dreaming all the time. Freddy would be inside the minds of the sleepers, in their dreams, not inside the Matrix itself, so how would the Matrix deal with something it couldn't touch without killing the dreamers, which is its source of power?
