"I know she's working on it right now, and I'm very excited to hear what comes of it," Kusama said. "I know some of the bones of it, so I'm not going to give anything away, but it sounds fun and crazy like the first film."
Of course, we hope stars Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried will return for the sequel, but we've also been thinking about who should play the next generation of high schoolers who get possessed and murdered.
Here are seven queer actors we think would be perfect for a Jennifer's Body sequel!
Euphoria star Hunter Schafer established herself as a potential new scream queen in 2024's thrilling Cuckoo, and we'd love to see her explore the genre further. We could definitely see her as Needy's niece who is now in high school and must face off against sexy demons just like her aunt did!
Who should be the new demon-possessed "it girl"? How about Mean Girls star Auliʻi Cravalho? Between her roles in the remake of Tina Fey's beloved 2004 film and 2022's Crush, she's shown how well she plays a high school outsider, and we'd love to see what she can do if she goes full villain!
In shows like Saved by the Belland The Buccaneers, Totah plays some of our favorite young women on screen, and she'd add a great sense of comedy to the sequel. Can't you just hear her bringing to life Diablo Cody's dialogue with a expertly sarcastic tone?
In the original film, Kyle Gallner and Johnny Simmons starred as some of Jennifer's targets. Heartstopper's Joe Locke would be perfect as a cute Gen Z boy who is eaten by a succubus.
We've loved Reservation Dogs star Devery Jacobs in everything we've seen her in, and watching her in a Jennifer's Body sequel would surely be the same. She'd be ideal for putting a new spin on Adam Brody's character from the original: a musician trying to make a deal with the devil.
Pansexual rapper Aliyah's Interlude cracks us up every time she appears as a high schooler on FX's English Teacher, and her deadpan delivery would be perfect for the kind of snarky one-liners Cody is famous for!
Of course, every high school movie needs a hot teacher! Wicked star Jonathan Bailey would make the ultimate crush-worthy history instructor in his slutty little glasses. Too bad he would definitely get eaten!
Fans of Jennifer's Body just got a new gift in time for the Halloween season — an update about the status of the sequel.
The possibility of a sequel to the cult classic has only come up in recent years, as it has finally, finally, finally found its audience. But its been clear that the people behind the film would be hyped to bring it back to the big screen, and it sounds like screenwriter Diablo Cody is still quietly trying to make that happen.
During a recent conversation with Deadline, Karyn Kusama, who directed the original 2009 film, mentioned that Cody is actively scripting its follow-up.
"I know she’s working on it right now, and I’m very excited to hear what comes of it," she said. "I know some of the bones of it, so I’m not going to give anything away, but it sounds fun and crazy like the first film. And I have no doubt that Diablo will do something absolutely incredible with it."
Cody herself has previously said that she's "not done with Jennifer's Body" and would love to do a sequel if she found financing. Amanda Seyfried, who starred in the film alongside Megan Fox, blurted out her belief that the sequel was, in fact, actually going to happen during the Toronto Film Festival earlier this year.
She seemed to firm that up even further during Variety's "Actors on Actors" conversations a couple of months later, even asking Adam Brody (who also appeared in the film) if he was planning on coming back.
When he pointed out that his character — spoiler alert — died in the original movie, Seyfried replied, "But so did Megan, and I'm not doing it without her."
Kusama still being kept in the loop about the film offers hope that she would be back on board to direct. Cody is obviously scripting. Seyfried is bursting at the seams to make another movie, and there's simply no way they could do the whole thing without Fox. If we've got those four pillars of the Jennifer's Body universe, somebody needs to sacrifice a virgin to make sure the money's rolling in to make this happen ASAP.
Peccadillo Pictures; USA Films; Fine Line Features
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35 sexy gay scenes in movies that leave you feeling very h-wordStrand Releasing; Amazon Prime; Republic Pictures
Once upon a time, queer desire had to hide behind metaphors and foggy windows.
Now? It’s front and center, sweaty, cinematic, and occasionally unsimulated.
Gay cinema has finally embraced what we’ve known all along: sex is storytelling, and we tell it better than anyone. From tender to downright filthy, here’s a look at the 35 sexiest gay scenes to ever grace the screen. Subjectively, of course.
1. Twinless
Republic Pictures
It takes a special kind of scene to make the internet collectively unhinge, and Twinless pulled it off with a simple, “Pinch my nipple.” In the now-iconic moment, Dylan O’Brien and writer-director James Sweeney share a queer encounter that’s tender, awkward, and feral all at once.
2. Red, White & Royal Blue
Amazon Prime
The enemies-to-lovers slow burn between Prince Henry (Nicholas Galitzine) and Alex Claremont-Diaz (Taylor Zakhar Perez) in Red, White & Royal Blueis pure fan-fiction fantasy come to life. Their hotel-room scene—all breathy confessions, royal restraint, and desperate kisses—delivered the gay cinematic equivalent of fireworks over Buckingham Palace. Plus, their chemistry? Historic.
3. Pillion
A24
If you thought Fifty Shades was daring, wait until you see Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling in Pillion. This Cannes-premiered BDSM romance film turned heads for its graphic power exchange scenes and emotional rawness. Their chemistry is electrifying, and a scene involving a mirror, a leather harness, and a whispered confession could very well be the most intense five minutes in A24 history.
4. Theo and Hugo
Strand Releasing
Few films have captured the rush of instant connection like Theo and Hugo. The movie opens with a 20-minute, fully explicit sex scene inside a Paris club—all bodies, sweat, and electricity—before shifting into a tender post-hookup odyssey through the quiet city streets. What begins as pure lust slowly becomes something deeply romantic, making it one of the rare queer films that finds beauty in both the heat and the afterglow.
5. Passages
SBS Productions
The 2023 film Passages had some steamy sex in it. The plot revolves around a gay married couple and an affair, and there’s a lot of physical touch. One scene thought responsible for the controversial NC-17 rating was a reconciliation between the two main characters, Tomas (Franz Rogowski) and Martin (Ben Whishaw).
6. Rotting in the Sun
Mubi
Rotting in the Sun was another 2023 film, and this one brought the shock value when it came to sex, particularly with the amount of it that was unsimulated (meaning it actually happened.) The film itself is always a wild ride, but it’s definitely one to stream if you’re looking for something sexy.
7. All of Us Strangers
Searchlight Pictures
There was so much buildup to the release of Andrew Haigh’s All of Us Strangers that it would have been heartbreaking if the chemistry between the two leads, Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal, didn’t work. Fortunately, it very much did, and the sex scene and the film were both well worth the wait.
8. On Swift Horses
Sony Pictures Classics
Audiences waiting with bated breath for Jacob Elordi and Diego Calva's sex scenes in On Swift Horses were highly rewarded. The chemistry and passion between these characters in their intimate scenes are incredible as we see thier, ahem, versatile performances in bed.
9. David's Birthday
Wolfe Video
David’s Birthday is a film by Italian filmmaker Marco Filiberti that definitely gives some NSFW scenes. The plot follows David, a handsome model, who returns home to Italy to visit family and becomes the obsession of one of his father’s friends, Matteo.
10. Kill Your Darlings
Sony Pictures Classic
Kill Your Darlings features Daniel Radcliffe, known for his role in Harry Potter, who appears in one of the most emotional and captivating sex scenes captured on film. Radcliffe himself said the director walked him through step by step, telling him “gay sex, especially for the first time, is really f**king painful.”
11. Plata Quemada (Burnt Money)
Lider Films
Leave the translator on the bedside table. You won’t need it to understand this sensual Argentine drama based on a true story of bank-robbing lovers on the lam. Though protagonists El Nene and Angel are constantly imperiled, they steal a final tender moment during a gunfight, burning up the screen with a desperate grab at love.
12. Wet Hot American Summer
USA films
Sweat and saliva aren’t essential to sexiness—sometimes it just takes a funny bone. Another cult classic, found its heart in a furtive love affair between two camp counselors, played by Bradley Cooper and Michael Ian Black, in identical tube socks, stolen in a dim shed.
13. Weekend
Peccadillo Pictures
There’s little romance involved when it comes to the encounter that starts Glen and Russell’s isolated two-night stand. It’s raw passion and yearning, straightforward and frank, and that’s what energizes this touching and haunting indie hit about what happens when a casual hook-up turns into something more.
14. Shelter
Screen Media Films
Lust provides the thrust of Zach and Shaun’s long-anticipated night of passion, an explosion of atavistic attraction — pull at the belt; get the fly; untangle the legs — but it’s love that wins the day in this movie about a young man coming to terms with his sexuality. The men can’t resist one another, and we can’t resist hitting rewind.
15. The Bubble
United Kings Films
"It would have to be when Noam (Ohad Knoller) and Ashraf (Yousef Sweid) first have sex in Eytan Fox's The Bubble. The scene's great for two reasons: first, because it dares to show an Israeli Jewish man and a Palestinian man making love, and second because it eschews the spit-and-smile approach to movies like Brokeback Mountain to give viewers a more realistic version of what happens when someone loses his anal cherry—it's a little awkward, a little painful, but also irresistible and tender and ineffably pleasurable. And no, it doesn't hurt that Knoller and Sweid are totally cute, too." —Dale Peck, novelist, 'Sprout'.
16. Querelle
Gaumont Distribution
From start to finish, this adaptation of Jean Genet’s novel about a dangerously handsome murderer plays like the love child of Pierre et Gilles and Tom of Finland. Fetishes abound (soldiers, sailors, cops, criminals), yet of all the rendezvous and caresses, it’sQuerelleand killer construction worker Gil’s long-anticipated embrace that lingers with viewers longest.
17. Shortbus
THINKFilm
Shortbus stands out for its evocative, at times confrontational portrayal of real-life sex—largely because the actors were actually having sex. But it’s the scene in which actress Sook-Yin Lee’s Sofia Lin, a sex therapist who has never had an orgasm, gets to enjoy her first orgy that is this flick’s sexiest. The participants aren’t crude or bacchanal or drugged out; they’re simply uninhibited and having fun.
18. Bent
FilmFour Distributors
“I never thought we’d do it without touching.” But they did: Max (Clive Owen) and Horst (Lothaire Bluteau) bring each other to ecstasy without ever making a single move in Bent, about gay men who fall in love in a Nazi concentration camp. The scene in question—where the two stand side by side, never looking at or touching each other while reaching silent climax—leaves the viewer reeling.
19. Un Chant D'Amour (A Song of Love)
Connoisseur Video
"My favorite movie male-on-male love scene is one in which the male couple are separated by a cell wall but brought together by a straw and a shared lungful of smoke. Is this is a bad sign? Jean Genet'sUn Chant D'Amour, his only movie, is set, of course, in a prison. A middle-aged prisoner knocks on his cell wall, frantically trying to attract the attention of his younger neighbor, who is dancing with himself in a dirty vest with a face as tender as it is tough. The old lag lights a cigarette, inserts a straw through a tiny hole, and blows smoke through it into the next cell. After studiously feigning disinterest, the young brute finally kneels at the wall, closed-eyed and open-mouthed, and receives the billowingn white smoke. It's a great, exquisitely poetic representation of the impossibility of romance—and even desire itself. To paraphrase Joni Mitchell, I've looked at glory holes from both sides now, from blower and inhaler, from younger and older, and still it's glory holes' illusions I recall." —Mark Simpson, writer, Metrosexy
20. Maurice
Enterprise Pictures Limited
Confused and traumatized by unconsummated love, Maurice (James Wilby) finally gets some relief when he succumbs to gamekeeper Scudder’s (Rupert Graves) nocturnal advances in this Merchant Ivory adaptation of E.M. Forster’s posthumous novel. Though Maurice is initially dismayed when Scudder offers himself up, he comes to his senses and together the men find their happy ending.
21. Caravaggio
Cinevista
Brutal and violent, artist Caravaggio’s doomed affair with street fighter Ranuccio is sexuality at its most unrestrained. The men, played by Nigel Terry and Sean Bean, know perfectly well they can’t come out of their dalliance unscathed—nor do they—but it’s those elements of danger that make this story so combustible.
22. My Own Private Idaho
Fine Line Features
It’s tenderness that fuels the sexuality in this pick, Van Sant’s beloved tale of a gay narcoleptic street hustler (River Phoenix) who is desperately in love with his best friend, Scott (Keanu Reeves). The realistic portrayal of platonic, symbiotic intimacy sticks with the viewer longer than the image of Phoenix and Reeves cuddling up by a campfire.
23. Taxi zum Klo (Taxi to the Toilet)
Peccadillo Pictures
"There's an encounter in Taxi zum Klo between director-star Frank Ripploh and his real-life lover, Bernd Broaderup. It was the first sex scene I'd ever seen that combined hotness, narrative necessity, a dom/sub dynamic, and the ineffable sweetness that comes only from a real relationship. It as the seed for Shortbus." — John Cameron Mitchell, filmmaker, Shortbus and Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
24. Contracorriente (Undertow)
Javier Fuentes-León
A complex tale of acceptance and rejection, this Peruvian film contains a plethora of sex scenes between fisherman Miguel and artist Santiago, who pursue a forbidden relationship that blurs the line between life and death. Of all those moments, it’s their encounter in an oceanside cave that marks the film’s sexiest scene.
25. Y Tu Mamá También
20th Century Fox
Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna capture the potent curiosity of two men questioning their sexual allegiances in Cuarón’s skin-filled, Oscar-nominated film. The pinnacle of their ambiguous relationship, a halting, yet charged, drunken kiss, changes them forever.
26. Yossi & Jagger
Strand Releasing
Two Israeli soldiers are marching through the snow. They wrestle to the ground. One reveals he’s naked beneath his army-issued jumper. The other accepts the implicit invitation and they go at it as a rabbit watches. This scene from the tense Israeli military love story is a pure slice of fantasy, heightened by its forbidden nature.
27. Velvet Goldmine
Miramax Films
Glam rock drama Velvet Goldmine is rife with sex, including Ewan McGregor locking lips with Jonathan Rhys Meyers and engaging Christian Bale in an out-of-this-world romp in a moon crater. There’s no one sexiest scene here; just unadulterated exploration and its climactic consequences.
28. La Ley del Deseo
Lauren Films
"The last five minutes of Pedro Almodovar'sLaw of Desire with the unbelievably sweet and sexy, pre-Hollywood Antonio Banderas is one of the reasons I became a film director and big believer in true love." — Eytan Fox, filmmaker,Yossi & Jagger andThe Bubble
29. J’ai Tué Ma Mère (I Killed My Mother)
K Films Amerique
Hubert and Antonin seal their supple love in a paint-soaked encounter that’s sexy not just for the skin and kisses but for the rollicking enthusiasm the pair exudes. They’re trying to create an artistic kingdom for themselves, and they seem to be on the right track in French–Canadian director Dolan’s 2009 biographical drama.
30. Le Temps Qui Reste (Time to Leave)
StudioCanal
Living with terminal cancer, Romain (Melvil Poupaud), a fashion photographer who shoots subjects during orgasm, decides to fill what little time he’s left with as much sex as possible. While Romain and lover Sasha’s impetuous passion alone is reason enough to see this film, the taut narrative about life, death, and sexuality imbues it with existential gravity.
31. Edward II
Palace Pictures
Gay-leaning Elizabethan playwright Christopher Marlowe would appreciate Jarman’s adaptation of his work about King Edward II’s love affair with debaucherous nobleman Piers Gaveston. Controversial for its frank depiction of man-on-man action, this entry drips with sensuality from the get-go; the scene of Edward and Gaveston chatting as young squires cavort behind them is among the movie’s most gripping.
32. Presque Rien (Come Undone)
Ad Vitam Distribution
The viewer knows from the get-go there’s no happy ending for the young men at the center of this drama, but that doesn’t detract from Mathieu and Cédric’s many joyful romps together while on holiday at the beach in coastal France. They’re playful and free and very, very nude—an unbeatably sexy, and European, combination.
33. My Beautiful Laundrette
Mainline Pictures
Race, sexuality, and class provide the backdrop for Omar and Johnny’s attraction, on that explodes at the titular laundrette in a scene as sexy and lustful as it is symbolic and artful. The film is essential viewing, full of unadulterated passion, instinctive longing, and, most importantly, a young, bare-chested Daniel Day-Lewis.
34. Happy Together
Golden Harvest Company
The despair and self-destruction of a doomed relationship saturate this film by Hong Kong–based filmmaker Wong. From the opening scene featuring Ho Po-wing and Lai Yiu-fai reenacting their post-breakup ritual of a roll in the sheets, the viewer is given a wide, grainy view of romance at its most toxic and passion at its most irresistible. The cinematography here adds an extra layer of allure, adding a gritty vintage quality that only heightens the experience.
35. Looking: The Movie
HBO
PRIDE did a ranking on all of the sex scenes from Looking, but the one from the movie easily takes the cake (pun intended.) This scene gives us the most sex from the entire series, and we’re totally here for it.
Sapphic outlaw moviesNew Line Cinema; A24; Samuel Goldwyn Company
There are so many great lesbian movies out there, from heart-wrenching dramas to hilarious raunchy comedies to movies features lesbian dirtbag characters, but our favorite kind of sapphic film are lesbian crime thrillers.
Give us sapphic outlaws, hot lesbian chemistry, and thrilling criminal enterprises, and we will binge watch them all.
We love movies that feature complicated female characters who don’t act the way society has deemed appropriate. Normal crime thrillers can be boring, but throw in women behaving badly — especially if those women are lovers — and we are IN!
Basically, we love the kind of movie where the TLDR is: Be Gay. Do crime.
It used to be hard to find movies in this subgenre, but in the last couple of years we’ve been getting more and more films featuring lesbians committing crimes in the most entertaining way possible. So, here are 11 lesbian movies to scratch that particular sapphic criminal itch.
Love Lies Bleeding
Love Lies Bleeding
A24
Kristen Stewart and Katy O'Brian play lesbian lovers in a bloody crime movie. 'Nuff said. Ok, we'll say a little more. In Love Lies Bleeding, Stewart plays Lou, a gym owner/criminal, and O'Brian stars as a bodybuilder named Jackie, in this erotic thriller throwback. The movie is hot, steamy, and incredibly violent. Basically, it's everything we love in a film. Plus, KStew as a tank top-wearing buthc lesbian is our new favorite thing.
This mob-revenge movie has all of the crime, vengeance, and hot sex scenes between Jennifer Tilly and Gina Gershon that we could ever ask for in a lesbian thriller. There is a reason Bound sparked a queer awakening in so many ’90s teens!
The second chapter in Ethan Coen’s planned lesbian crime trilogy, Honey Don’t, stars Margaret Qualley as a private eye investigating a shady church leader (Chris Evans), and her love interest is none other than gay icon Aubrey Plaza.
Based on a popular manga series, Ride or Die follows Rei, who must go on the run with her longtime crush Nanae, after she kills the woman’s abusive husband. The rest of the film is a fugitive road trip move that focuses on the women’s complicated relationship and growing feelings.
This 1995 erotic thriller features Anne Heche as a bank executive-turned-escort who falls in love with the wife (Joan Chen) of a notorious money launderer played by Christopher Walken.
The movie credited with the start of Angelina Jolie and Jenny Shimizu’s relationship, Foxfire features a cast of high school girls who turn the tables on a teacher who made sexual advances.
We love movies about women behaving badly, so a film where Rosamund Pike plays a lesbian grifter who is constantly outsmarting men is right up our alley.
In this heist movie starring Vivica A. Fox and Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah play a butch lesbian bank robber. Need we say more? We didn’t think so.
In Monster, Charlize Theron plays real-life serial killer Aileen Wuornos, and Christina Ricci plays her love interest, Selby Wall. It's gritty and bloody and gives you a fuller picture of why Wuornos became violent. If that's not enough to grab your attention, Theron won an Oscar for Best Actress for the role, and it was directed by Patty Jenkins, who went on to helm the two Wonder Woman movies.
Eileen stars Thomasin McKenzie and Anne Hathaway in a dark and twisted film about what happens when the boundaries of friendship become dangerously blurred.
While not textually queer, we’re still counting it because both Thelma and Louise leave behind unfulfilling relationships with men and commit to each other. Then there’s that farewell kiss that Susan Sarandon improvised! Plus, Sarandon said later that she thought her character would be a lesbian if the film had ended differently.
Butterfly Kiss is a twisted ‘90s thriller about an unhinged drifter, played by the talented Amanda Plummer, who travels around northern Britain killing men and women while searching for her former lover. Think Thelma and Louise meets the depravity of Natural Born Killers or Monster.
Camila Mendes and Maya Hawke star as Drea and Eleanor, two high school students who band together to get revenge on their tormentors in this sapphic teenage crime movie set in this movie that is dripping with ‘90s references.
Gay horror films 'Death Drop Gorgeous,' 'Midnight Kiss,' and 'Nightmare on Elm Street 2.'
Dark Star Pictures; Hulu; New Line Cinema
Gay horror films 'Death Drop Gorgeous,' 'Midnight Kiss,' and 'Nightmare on Elm Street 2.'Dark Star Pictures; Hulu; New Line Cinema
Horror is a queer genre through and through and has been since the early days of the genre — thank you, James Whale — but sadly, most movies are still overwhelmingly straight.
But fear not, because while heteronormativity may win out most of the time, in horror, there are plenty of sapphic, trans, and gay horror movies to choose from.
Not only are there movies brimming with gay subtext, but now, the genre is full of queer text, openly gay characters, and LGBTQ+ themes.
So now that there are so many gay scary movies to choose from, which ones do you need to put on your spooky season watch list?
Swallowed
Swallowed
Momentum Pictures
Starring Cooper Koch before he shot to superstardom, Swallowed is a low-budget gay body horror movie that follows Ben (Koch) as he sets out for Los Angeles to become a gay porn star. Once there, he and his friend get caught up with some criminals and are forced to swallow what they think are drugs inside condoms, but turn out to be something far stranger that have aphrodisiac properties. The film also features gay horror icon Mark Patton, but more on him later...
This fun slasher movie is part of Hulu’s Into the Dark series and follows a group of gay besties who gather to celebrate New Year’s Eve only to be stalked by a dangerous killer hellbent on ruining their good time. It also stars Lukas Gage and features a killer wearing a leather pup play mask to disguise his identity.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 might not have an out gay character — it came out in 1985 — but it is widely considered to be a gay horror film because of the film’s overt gay subtext, homoerotic undertones, queer imagery, and the fact that final boy Mark Patton was closeted at the time of filming, but came out later.
ParaNorman is a sweet and funny animated horror movie that is perfect for kids and people looking for Halloween vibes without the nightmare fuel. It’s about a young kid with the ability to speak to the dead who has to save his town from a witch’s curse. In the final act, you find out that the popular quarterback is actually gay and has a boyfriend, making him the first canonically LGBTQ+ character in a mainstream American animated film.
Slay is not only incredibly gay, hilarious, and has slapstick gore that will make you giggle, but it also stars Drag Race royalty Trinity the Tuck, Heidi N Closet, Cara Melle, and Crystal Methyd. The film follows a group of drag queens who get stuck at a redneck biker bar when vampires start attacking.
Death Drop Gorgeous is another drag queen horror movie that you have to watch asap. It’s a low-budget, campy ride that is full of offensive, trashy humor that will have you cackling. It follows a deranged maniac who stalks and kills drag queens using a dating app to lure them out.
Michael Urie and Frankie Grande (Ariana’s brother) star in this darkly comedic horror movie. Summoning Sylvia is about a gay bachelor party that goes wrong when the sinister spirit of a woman who murdered her son a century ago is summoned during a séance. This may be horror movie, but it’s also campy, sassy, and gay as hell.
While Alfred Hitchcock’s Rope is never explicitly queer, it is the gayest film the auteur director ever made. Based on the true story of Leopold and Loeb, Hitchcock’s Haye’s Code dodging adaptation is full of homosexual subtext. There is even a murder early in the movie that was filmed to act as a stand-in for a sex scene between the two main characters, who were played by Farley Granger and John Dall, both of whom were queer in real life.
One of 2025’s best horror movies, the satirical horror comedy Companion follows a group of friends on a weekend getaway at a remote cabin that goes wrong when Josh’s (Jack Quaid) subservient android companion (Sophie Thatcher) turns violent. Anytime sexual and societal norms are subverted in film it feels queer-coded, but this film also features a gay couple played by none other than Harvey Guillén and Lukas Gage, who are central to the plot of the film, and not just queer set dressing.
35 sexy gay scenes in movies that leave you feeling very h-wordStrand Releasing; Amazon Prime; Republic Pictures
Connoisseur Video
Sapphic outlaw moviesNew Line Cinema; A24; Samuel Goldwyn Company
Gay horror films 'Death Drop Gorgeous,' 'Midnight Kiss,' and 'Nightmare on Elm Street 2.'Dark Star Pictures; Hulu; New Line Cinema
