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When you think of the horror genre, one of the first things to pop into your head is likely the villains that have become synonymous with the genre. Whether it be Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Ghostface, or Freddy Krueger. Each one has played a pivotal role in making the horror genre what it is today, and are some of pop cultures most recognizable figures. Most are played by various actors throughout their respective franchises, but a lucky few have one consistent actor portraying them throughout their various sequels. Roger L. Jackson is the voice of Ghostface in Scream, Brad Dourif is the voice of Chucky, and perhaps most famously is Robert Englund who has portrayed Freddy Krueger in every A Nightmare on Elm Street film aside from the 2010 remake. When a character is played so well, its hard to see the role get passed on to someone else, which is why its such a treat that Robert Englund stuck around for all eight movies in the franchise. But eventually, the hat or in this case, sweater needs to be hung up, and though many may remember Freddy vs. Jason as Englunds final Freddy Krueger performance, thats actually not the case. In fact, the last time Robert Englund portrayed the dream demon wasnt in horror at all.
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