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Many of the ordinary fans missed it, but the first "scream" film had a surprising performance by the director, Wes Craven. On the stage where principal Himbri (Henry Winkler) is alone in high school and began to suspect that he could be the next victim of the killer, he was pampered by the emergence of the reckless guard. Himbred apologies, continues, and the maid is never seen or heard again.

Most viewers understood the biggest reference to the scene, which is that the maid dressed in clothing very similar to Freddie Krueger, but less noticed that the maple actor was to rise himself. I, for one, was too busy thinking, "wait, is the main hybrem Played by FONC? "To notice any of these two audiences of the audience for first viewing.

What made the surprise look of Craven in Krueger's clothing was Further fun that Craven himself was the guy who came up with the iconic villain. Craven wrote and directed the first "ELM street nightmare". The next five films had different filmmakers (with Crave contributing to the third film script) before Craven returned to the franchise with "The New Nightmare of Wes Craven" in 1994, a non-Canonian story by Freddie Kruger.

Craven just directing the first film "Nightmare on Elm Street" adds an extra layer of meto humor not only on the stake of the guard, but to the opening of the film. There, Casey flirts with her soon killer during frightening films. Ghostface says he liked "nightmare on Elm Street" because it was scary, and Casey reacted: "The first was, the rest was sucked." It is a fun target of flexible Wes Craven. He wrote and directed the most famous entrance to the Elm Street franchiseAnd he knew that.

Puting such a line at the very beginning of his film felt like Craven telling his viewers: "Remember when I created an original horror movie, so well that caused a massive franchise? You want to see me again?"

Although Craven's arrival in Creek is the one that everyone remembers, he also appears in several sequels. In "Crick 2", he appeared as a doctor in the background during the place where Derek in the hospital. In "Creek 3", he appeared as an obvious background tourist during that arrival from Jayej and Silent Bob. It is especially easy to miss this Kimo because there are two far -standing far -standing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdcysywbawq

There should have been another Craven Cameo in "Crick 4", but the scene was cut from the theater edition. The clip of it was available in DVD -CRIC 4However, he also showed that in the background during the stage where Davy, Judud, J and the rest of the Woodsboro police are studying the consequences of the opening murder. Shame is the scene was deleted; Not only would it help to establish a more serious tone in the film, but it would help "Hide 4" feel more appropriate entry into the franchise. There are some "screaming" shooters who respect only the first three films (the original trilogy), and the performance of the Craven screen may have helped add extra legitimacy to "Scream 4."

Craven died in 2015, not only not appearing in the fifth film "Crick", but he will never appear in one again. (Well, unless the franchise starts with a slight shaking with CGI resurrectionyou wouldn't put it besides At this point.) However, we will always have the first three "screams" of "Crick" to look back. In particular, the first arrival was cool enough to keep us satisfied.