Freddy Krueger is a fictional horror monster from the A Nightmare on Elm Street series of horror films. He first appears in Wes Craven's A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) as a disfigured dream stalker who uses a glove armed with razors to kill his victims in their dreams, which ultimately results in their death in the real world. However, whenever he is put into the real world, he has normal human vulnerability. He was created by Wes Craven,...
Roland, Nancy and Kristen reach the bottom of the mysterious stairwell to fin...
Nancy comments that Freddy's never been so strong. Freddy tells her that it'...
Jennifer falls asleep while watching TV in the common room. She awakens to s...
Jennifer falls asleep in the common room. She wakes up in her dream to find ...
Kristen, who is stuck in dream, comes face to face with Freddy Krueger who de...
Taryn's dream brings her to a back alley. A place she would frequent when sh...
Taryn gets into a knife fight with Freddy and it looks like she's going to ge...
After Freddy stabs Nancy he turns his attention to Kristen and prepares to ki...
Gibb sees Freddy in her dream and realizes right away that he's the one that ...
Taryn's dream brings her to a back alley that she would frequent when she was...
Freddy talks about his past and how he'll get the children to remember to fea...
During Will's dream, Freddy asks him if he wants to take a seat but Will decl...
Freddy carves his name into Mark's back to let everyone know he's returned.
Freddy tells Mark he wants him to send a message to everyone but Mark refuses...
Freddy isn't strong enough to kill people in their dreams so until then he'll...
Freddy offers Will a chair during Will's dream. Will declines but Freddy has...
Jason's mother comes to him in a dream and tells him to wake up and go to Elm...
Freddy pins Lori against a wall in her dream and tries to tongue her.
Will turns into a wizard while fighting Freddy Krueger in his dream.
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