"Panicked, she was revived by one of herNightmarefilm""s co-stars, John Saxon/Lt.Donald Thompson (Himself), and was reoriented.That night, the wind howled outside Heather""s house as she laid awake in bed.She found Dylan again transfixed (sleepwalking?) in front of the television (but it was still unplugged from the morning!), watching another scene fromA Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)in which she starred.He also insisted on filming in natural, non-Hollywood studio locales - using real exteriors in the Sierra Nevada mountains, and interiors and street scenes in San Francisco and in Oakland."Forced to resort to more desperate measures," and thinking it was their "last hope," the King and Queen rode in their royal carriage to meet with "devious" and "deceitful" Rumpelstiltskin (Walt Dohrn) in a run-down Crone""s Nest carriage park (Deliverance""s Banjo tune played).As he rides on his horse and approaches Rock Ridge, the music swells - he passes by the Count Basie band on the dusty plains (Count Basie has an uncredited cameo as he plays "April in Paris" on a white piano with his jazz band).