Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy

I was re-watching the...

As we've been recording these episodes, I've been re-watching the Never Sleep Again segments for each, which is just the best documentary, for each movie.

And her name is escaping me, but Taryn, the actor, Jennifer...

Ruben?

I just feel like I have to get this on tape, whether you keep it or not, but I just think it's so cool.

I was watching the...

Never Sleep Again and then researching a couple of the people and Mark Shostrom, who worked on the the Freddy the Worm among he's one of the special effects guys.

I found this anecdote.

Match made in heaven for me.

And with that one, he also had one for Never Sleep Again.

The Elm Street Legacy.

Always love this as well.

Really big fan of that.

It doesn't just immediately slide out.

Here's Never Sleep Again.

Very happy to add the hard boxes.

And then he was a director of a bunch of documentaries, basically.

So he directed Crystal Lake Memories, which is that seven hour Friday the 13th documentary and Never Sleep Again, that four hour Nightmare on Elm Street documentary.

He's directed a bunch of stuff about the haunting in Connecticut, like documentaries about the haunting in Connecticut, et cetera, et cetera.

This was his first fiction foray.

Yeah, that's a good question.

Why did they bring it back? I meant to watch the there's a great documentary on the whole franchise called Never Sleep Again.

And I meant to rewatch this section about New Nightmare, but I didn't have time.

So I'm not sure what made them do it now.

He's like, we pay people to do that.

So we're not sure if he's having the similar type of experiences that she's having.

But she goes home and finds Dylan's having a seizure and suddenly starts saying never sleep again.

So now she's worried.

Well, if it's broken up like...

I, you know, 'cause I always wished, as much as I love Never Sleep Again or Crystal Lake Memories, I wish that there was like a...

Like, I wish that segment of the documentary was available on each disc.

That way it's kinda like I watch Jason Lives, now I can watch the Jason Lives segment of, you know-