Happy Halloween! The chilling conclusion to Freddy Krueger’s A Nightmare On Elm Street: DreamStalkers has arrived.
Alison and Juliann have entered the mind of Krueger in hopes to rid the world of him once and for all. Together they learn the bizarre truth of Alison. Why Freddy targeted her and how she may be the only person with the ability to destroy him. However, Krueger won’t go down without a fight. Find out what happens next!
A special time of year for horror fans means a special and triumphant return of Panels of Blood! This time Wes reads you the short lived 1989 comic; Freddy Kruger’s A Nightmare on Elm Street: Dreamstalker!
Alison is a normal suburban girl living a quiet life in Springwood, Ohio. However, she is about to be stalked in her dreams by a mysterious burnt man, with knives for fingers.
Meanwhile, a young psychologist named Julianne returns to town after a long absence, armed with the knowledge that this dreamstalker is the infamous Freddy Krueger!
Dead Air Ep 113 – A Nightmare On Elm Street (Commentary Track)
Posted in Dead Air Podcast, Updates with tags a nightmare on elm street, commentary track, Dead Air, Elm Street, Freddy Krueger, horror, Nightmare on Elm Street, Podcast, splatterpictures, Wes Craven on October 13, 2017 by splatterpicturesAre you ready for Freddy?! It’s our annual halloween commentary track and this year it will be the 1984 film; A Nightmare on Elm Street. Starring everybody’s favorite, wise crackin’, sweater wearing, knife-glove sportin’ Fedora fan; Freddy Krueger!
Nancy, slowly realizes that she and her friends are having nightmares that all have one thing in common; a mysterious burned man with knives on his hand. As the elm street kids are knocked off one by one it’s up to Nancy to try and convince her parents that something horribly wrong is happening. But, what she doesn’t know is that Elm Street has its share of dark secrets. Secrets that the adults desperately want to keep hidden.
We take you scene by scene with Wes Craven’s undisputed masterpiece that arguably birthed the most recognizable killer in film history.
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