Tim Burton Rules Out 'Nightmare Before Christmas' Sequel

Despite Speculation and Interest, Burton Insists the Classic Film Should Remain Untouched

Tim Burton, the creator of 'The Nightmare Before Christmas,' has stated in multiple interviews that he is not interested in creating a sequel, prequel, or reboot of the 1993 stop-motion classic.
Burton emphasized that the film is 'very important' to him and likened the idea of a sequel to a big power plant wanting to take over a small piece of property.
Despite the film's director, Henry Selick, suggesting that a prequel exploring how Jack became the King of Halloween Town could be interesting, Burton remains firm in his stance.
Burton's comments come as the film celebrates its 30th anniversary, with fans and industry insiders speculating about the possibility of a follow-up.
The original film is currently available for streaming on Disney+.