 SEASON 1, EPISODE 18 THE ART OF DEATH A student artist (Carey Scott) becomes horrified when he discovers his own artwork becomes more and more life-like, revealing his true inner feelings toward some fellow students, thanks to the help of Freddy Krueger. Things really begin to take a turn for the worse when everything he draws mysteriously comes true, with terrifying results. In addition to that, one of the artist's victims goes through hell when she has to re-live her past entrapment and confront her worst fears. CAST & CREW FREDDY KRUEGER- ROBERT ENGLUND JOAN- LAURA SCHAEFER JACK- CAREY SCOTT THE PHANTOM- JUDD OMEN PETE- STUART FRATKIN DOCTOR- LELAND CROOKE JAMIE- ANDREW ROPERTO RON- DAVID RENAN SHERRY- IRINA IRVINE BRAD- DAVID REYNOLDS STUDENT- WILLIAM BUTLER MAN- MICHAEL WATSON Directed by- Ken Wiederhorn Written by- Michael DeLuca, Ken Wiederhorn Produced by- Gil Adler Based on characters created by- Wes Craven Executive Consultant- Michael DeLuca Production Executive- Bob Bain Creative Consultant- Jill Donner Supervising Producer- Jonathan Betuel Executive Producers- Robert Shaye, Jeff Freilich Associate Producer- Marcus W. Keys Series Consultant- Robert Englund Main Theme Composed by- Nicholas Pike Score Composed by- Gary Scott Director of Photography- David Calloway Production Designer- Mick Strawn Unit Production Manager- Scott White First Assistant Director- Richard Schor Second Assistant Director- Wendy Ikeguchi Freddy Krueger Make-Up- Kevin Yagher Editor- Chip Masamitsu Casting by- Lisa London Art Director- Ella St. John Blakey Asst. Art Director- Gary Siversten Art Dept. Coordinator- Mara J. Lee Art Dept. Asst.- Anthony Calderon Set Decorator- Brad Johnson Set Dresser- Rebecca Carriaga Assistant Set Dresser- Josh Warner Second Second Assistant Director- Brian Whitley Stunt Coordinator- Joe Stone Camera Operator- Henry Lebo First Assistant Camera- Ray Wilbar Second Assistant Camera- Ricardo J. Robinson Gaffer- Tim McGinnis Key Grip- George Palmer Production Sound Mixer- David Waelder Boom Operator- Dennis Fuller Special Effects Coordinator- Andre G. Ellingson Special Effects Key- John Cazin Special Effects- Ryan J. Effner Special Effects Assistant- Randy L. Tarum Costume Designer- Dennis Bansmer Costumer- Lydia Shiferaw Costumer- Peggy Schnaidt Wardrobe Assistant- James Gutierrez Key Make-Up/Hair- Daniel Marc Make-Up/Hair- Paula Hallum Asst. Make-Up/Hair- Vince Tremonti Freddy's Make-Up applied by- Everett Burrell Additional Make-Up FX- Keith Edmire Stand In/Photo Double- Kevin J. Redzinski Stand In- Wanda Bursey Caterer- Hollywood Caterers Craft Service- Candy Lowell Exec. Asst. J. Freilich- Rebecca J. Pogrow Secretary J. Freilich- Paige Thomas Asst. R. Shaye- Heather Gifford Asst. G. Adler- Alyson Evans Asst. J. Betuel- Randi Spector Asst. S. Stone- Rochelle Shaposhnick Script Supervisor- Lainie Miller Production Coordinator- Liz Wartenberg Asst. Production Coordinator- Linda Borgeson Location Manager- Rick Rothen Asst. Locations- Russ Fega Location Assts.- David Goldberg, Allen Kupetsky Production Accounting- Zeiderman, Oberman & Assoc. Production Auditor- Lisa Etherington Asst. Auditor- Paula Duncan Asst. Auditor- Greg Lamonte Script Typist- Karen Ripley Property Master- Paul Byers Property Assistant- Jim Landis Second Asst. Props- Linda Cathey Electrical Best Boy- Kyle MacDowell Electrician- Terry Gilbert Electrician- Laurence Cropley Electrician- James Neiland Grip Best Boy- Richard Sutherland Dolly Grip- Robert Thomas Grips- Oliver Whipple, Richard Crompton Grips- Brian Liberman Lead Man- James Marchwick Lead Scenic- Felisa Finn Swing Gang- Steve Seine Swing Gang- Stacy Holmes Construction Coordinator- William Thomas Tabor Carpenter- Rodger Enochson Carpenter- Perry Welch Carpenter- Mark Kamps Construction Swing- Jeff Leake, Mike Forster Scenic Artists- Diane Colone, Barbara Bordo Transportation Coord.- Griff Ruggles Transportation Captain- Jason Belsky Production Van Driver- Terry Mack Driver- Tony Franchi Driver- Kent Franchi Driver- Craig Williams Driver- Krister Johnson Driver- Gene Farrington Driver- Dan Westerberg Production Asst.- Steve Klar Production Asst.- Bruce Gunnell Post Production Asst.- Lisa Miller Post Production Asst.- Nancy Greenwald Asst. Editor- Tim Tommasino Second Asst. Editor- Robert Parigi Visual EFX Design Editor- Barry Cohen Auto Assembly Editor- Tom Hendel Post Sound Supervisor- Patrick Griffith Re-Recording Mixer- Sherry Klein Sound EFX Designers- Ann Scibelli, Terry O'Bright Telecine Colorist- Ed Rowin Chyron Operator- Al Winter Main Titles & Sp. EFX by- Calico, Ltd. Special Thanks to: The Post Group Special Thanks to: EFX Systems Editing by- Montage Systems Ltd. Camera Systems by- Interface/Clairmont Products Provided by- Panasonic Character copyright 1984 The Fourth New Line-Heron Venture Episode copyright 1989 Lorimar Distribution, Inc. All Rights Reserved |
     Jack: "The Phantom...relentless...powerful...a merciless avenger..." Phantom: "The pen is mightier than the sword..." Joan: "It's only a closet!" Joan: "I'm losing all touch of reality..." Freddy: "What's so bad about being buried alive? Beats being barbecued..." CORONER'S REPORT 1. Ron (David Renan)- Tore in half by treadmill TRIVIA QUESTIONS 1. What was the name of the satirical college paper that Jack sketched for? 2. What did the editor of the paper title Jack's art depicting Ron? 3. What was Joan's biggest fear? 4. Where did Joan's roommate go for the weekend, leaving her alone? 5. What ultimately triggered Joan's madness? ANSWERS 1. Jack drew sketches for the 'No Mercy' satirical college paper. 2. The editor titled Jack's art of Ron 'No Pain, No Gain'. 3. Joan was claustrophobic, afraid of enclosed spaces. 4. Joan's roommate went on a ski trip. 5. Joan's madness was triggered by being locked in the closet for the weekend. AIR DATE April 29, 1989 EPISODE RATING: 4 This episode appears to be a nod to Mark from 'The Dream Child'... It also examines the very real fear of enclosed spaces that many people face PROMO |
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