Added a few new stills to the gallery! And also, there’s two clips I found of Thomas from the movie as well.

Thomas Dekker in Cannes
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Thomas Dekker has said that he would love his new film Kaboom to be a future cult classic.

Speaking to Digital Spy about the movie’s potential for cult status, Dekker commented: “That’s what I always thought it should be and what I’ve always dreamed of being in. Cult movies for the crazies. I think the film feels like it’s not for everybody… but if you like it, you’ll love it.”

He continued: “People are like, ‘describe it one word’. I’m like, the title, it’s just Kaboom!”

The 22-year-old also admitted that some of the cast had reservations about filming sex scenes.

“We all had different feeling about it,” he said. “Certain actors in the movie had done it before and others hadn’t. I was fine with it. Gregg is very respectful and very careful about how it’s shot and it’s all closed set. As far as the nudity went, some of the sex scenes were intimidating because they are. But I was very comfortable!”

DS has a video with Thomas on their site where he talks more about Kaboom and his new movie sick. Make sure to check it out

I’ve replaced the Nightmare on Elm Street photos with high quality copies as well as some new ones! Also, Thomas attended Cannes with his co-stars from Kaboom and below are images from the premiere of Kaboom, the Wallstreet 2 screening and two photo sessions with the cast of Kaboom.

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Photoshoots >> Session 012

“I think the difference is that, back in the day, horror films were less respected,” said “Nightmare” star Thomas Dekker. “And so, if someone did a good performance in a supposedly not-gonna-be-very-good movie, and especially if the movie turned out to be good, suddenly they would be given double the respect.” A 22-year-old horror junkie, Dekker’s biggest role to date was a part on the now-canceled TV series “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.”

“Now, horror films are highly regarded and highly respected, especially one of this size,” Dekker said. “They expect automatically good actors to be in it. Friday’s “Nightmare” is the latest remake from producer Bay’s Platinum Dunes, the company behind remakes of “The Amityville Horror,” “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” and “Friday the 13th.