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Mark Patton | Himself | |
Marshall Bell | Himself | |
Robert Englund | Himself | |
Heather Langenkamp | Herself | |
Kim Myers | Herself | |
Robert Rusler | Himself | |
Jack Sholder | Himself | |
Mark Patton | Self | |
Cecil Baldwin | Narrator | |
Robert Englund | Self | |
Jack Sholder | Self | |
David Chaskin | Self | |
Robert Rusler | Self | |
Marshall Bell | Self | |
Kim Myers | Self | |
Clu Gulager | Self | |
JoAnn Willette | Self | |
Linnea Quigley | Self | |
Jeffrey Marcus | Self | |
Joshua Grannell | Self | |
Andrew Scahill | Self | |
Bill Nugent | Self | |
William Nazareth | Self | |
Chris Alexander | Self | |
Andy Asmakos | Self | |
Andrew Beirl | Self | |
J.P. Benn | ||
Dave Bermann | Self | |
Pete Bune | Self | |
Colin Byrne | Self | |
Chris Carbaugh | Self | |
Tyler Causey | Self |
Director/Choreographer |
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Producer |
Mark Patton
Jeff Harden Roman Chimienti Matthew Chojnacki |
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Writer/Composer |
Michael Beard
Clint Catalyst Leo Herrera Justin Lockwood |
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Cinematography |
Tyler Jensen
Sasha Landskov Julian Bernstein Amber Gray |
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Music |
Alexander Taylor
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Scream, Queen! examines the infamous homoerotic subtext and the special place the film holds in the Nightmare franchise as well as the gay film canon. Partly in thanks to evolving social mores, Nightmare on Elm Street 2 – which was considered controversial at the time of its release – is now being looked back upon with a new appreciation and fondness by horror aficionados and fans of the series. |
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