A Nightmare on Elm Street outtake - Tongue Phone

[TheGreekMan1981]

My wife spits in her hand like that before she gives me a hand job.

[Devilskilljoy]

Lol women these days always pmting XD

[rewster7]

I rate her acting

[protectorofillinois3]

I have all of the Nightmare on Elm Street DVD collection and this wasn't even on the DVD! I'm so upset! Heather Langenkamp was so good in Nightmare on Elm Street 1, 3 and the last one - Wes Craven's New Nightmare (aka Nightmare on Elm Street 8, although she played herself and Nancy Thompson simultaneously). She now runs her own gum company in California, but I hope she returns to horror films :-) And thank you so much for uploading this outtake :-) Added to my favorites ::-)

[wrestlingchallenge]

@Mittensofthemorning The tongue-phone prop was added as an 'insert' (separate shot) later and inserted into this scene. This scene shows her reactions before and after the tongue-phone is used.

[Cozypup]

Love Heather's hair :) Gorgeous. Good actor, too!

[NancyThompsonOfElmSt]

Go Heather!

[ANightmareReborn]

@NancyThompsonOfElmSt

I figured you were around here somewhere. Thought of you when I saw this actually. They totally should have left this in. The spitting was a very natural response, and it added to her descent. Your thoughts?

[NancyThompsonOfElmSt]

@ANightmareReborn I definitely agree. The spitting was completely natural and it makes it all the more repulsive to the audience.

[NancyThompsonOfElmSt]

@ANightmareReborn I definitely agree. I think it not only further adds to the realism but it also makes the scene so much more repulsive.

[Metalcousins]

Heather absolutely rocks. And she's so cute!

[NancyThompsonOfElmSt]

God, Heather is fantastic!!!

[danno461]

My friend told me in a deleted scene that some guy gets strapped to a bed, gets chopped up, his head seperates from his shoulders and blood pours through the whole scene.

[danielbuege1]

14000th viewer

[XxMissNoNamexX]

Nancy's hair pwns.

[KarenCarpenter27]

To raddman711: You couldn't be more right!!

[lilmissgaga]

Lmfao, she's gooood ! ;)

[sacrement87]

Shes A Really Good Actress. :)

[finster1968]

An outtake is any scene that is filmed, but not used in the final edited version. If you watch the movie again, you won't see this take included. They made Heather reshoot it, and act it out differently. (there's no spitting, lol!)

[4BiddenHeart]

a new definition of "Kiss Me Through the Phone" by Soulja Boy...

[verona116]

@4BiddenHeart lmao i was thinkin that

[jeffrey0139]

awesome

[ChicanoTattooArt]

how does freddy go through the phone when she isnt asleep?

[JustineDepp14]

O.o you are right! I never though about it before...wierd xD

[manshealth89]

She didn't sleep over 7 days and perhaps her brain was falling asleep and Nancy was having "dream" hallucination

[JustineDepp14]

Oh. Yeah it may explain that. :)

[JBalmoreS]

It's because Nancy is either dreaming at the end or throughout the whole movie, The same reason as to her Mother's surreal death. Your technically watching a dream within a dream and fooled into thinking she's awake,

[ChicanoTattooArt]

@JBalmoreS I get it so her dad didnt even watch that probably i mean the part when her mom died, he probably just thought she died in her dream? cuz ims ure he wasnt in nancys dream but yea thanks for explaining it.

[raddman711]

@ChicanoTattooArt She had a micro nap, a momentary lapse of sleep without realizing it. They go into more detail about it in the remake.

[ChicanoTattooArt]

@raddman711 yea I saw the remake and it made a lot of sense, im glad you let me know also, its like when we are watching tv or acually laying down and you dream for like a second and wake up, its wierd but its like when your really tired. cool.

[raddman711]

@ChicanoTattooArt Yeah Craven has a way of blending together reality and the dream world so you are never really sure which is very subtle, unlike the remake.

[sodapop380]

@raddman711 thats not true. in the remake they r awake a lot when freddy comes cas of the mico naps but also when they r sleeping. just like this one

[raddman711]

@sodapop380 Uh no. freddy doesn't come at them when they are awake. He isn't even pulled into the real world to get to them when there awake until the end. The micro naps, like I said is a brief moment of their brain recharging (so sleep) when they are awake. and that moment they are asleep and dont even realize it because reality and the dream world begin mixing together. Both the original and the remake do this. The remake even explains it up front. It's obvious.

[ethanpetty09]

@ChicanoTattooArt She was asleep the entire movie.

[ChicanoTattooArt]

@ethanpetty09 makes sense, thats what englund said it coul of been but also remember the micro naps? that could of been it also?

[iheartslashers]

@ethanpetty09 Really? So, in essence, the whole series (t.v. series included) is a dream?

[iheartslashers]

@ethanpetty09 Really? So, in essence, the whole series (t.v. series included) is a dream? So who's sleeping and dreaming this? The audience?

[danno461]

@ChicanoTattooArt he probably thinks shes 2 smart to fall for the dream attack

[NancyThompsonOfElmSt]

@ChicanoTattooArt

Micro-dreams. It's in Craven's original script.

[99thJediWarrior]

@ChicanoTattooArt I think she was half asleep when that happened

[ChicanoTattooArt]

@99thJediWarrior oh yea like them micronaps

[Minan3]

she spat out LOL. funny how freddy has his tongue all over her face in "wes craven's new nightmare"

[Snyarhedir]

How is this an outtake? I am confused.

[xlovexsuicidex]

how old was heather in this?

[JoeMama12345678910]

20.

[PR222]

nice.

[NOESgurl95]

i thnk they shud hav left tht scene in tha movie. but thtz jst my opinion.

[crshh]

It looks more like a deleted scene than an outtake. Still looks cool though.

[mumpitzkiesel]

Cool.