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" ESQ: Is it true that you had a feud with Wes Craven? SR: There&amp;#039;s a torn-up poster of Jaws in [Craven&amp;#039;s] The Hills Have Eyes, so I thought it would be funny to tear a Hills Have Eyes poster into pieces in The Evil Dead, to tell Wes, &amp;quot;No, this is the real horror, pal.&amp;quot; So then, in A Nightmare on Elm Street, Wes put The Evil Dead on a television set, saying basically, &amp;quot;No, Sam, The Evil Dead is just pop entertainment. This is real horror.&amp;quot;  ESQ: So it&amp;#039;s over? SR: Years ago, I was at the Cannes Film Festival giving a radio interview -- I had never met Wes -- and he came up to the booth. I thought, This is where I&amp;#039;m going to get old Wes. I hid and leaped out with a terrific shout, and he just jumped out of his skin. [Laughs] Then I introduced myself. He gave me a look like, Are you out of your mind? He&amp;#039;s been very kind to me ever since. ESQ: What&amp;#039;s the story with &amp;quot;the Classic,&amp;quot; that yellow 1973 Oldsmobile you squeeze into all of your movies? SR: After about 25 Super 8 movies and Evil Dead, I realized it was the only car that had ever been in my movies, and I just kept that going. It&amp;#039;s Uncle Ben&amp;#039;s car in the Spider-Man films. Unfortunately, it got car-jacked in the first one. He died for it. I feel terrible. Peter gets it back, though. It&amp;#039;s at his aunt&amp;#039;s house now, rusting. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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