From the Manufacturer

Mezco’s Living Dead Dolls series presents the latest incarnation of nightmare demon Freddy Krueger from the 2010 remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street starring Jackie Earl Haley (Watchmen’s Rorschach). The infamous maniac comes dressed in his trademark striped sweater and removable fedora, along with his newly designed glove. Fifth panel window box.

The infamous maniac from the NEW 2010 A Nightmare On Elm Street returns. Dressed in his trademark striped sweater, the terror of Elm Street comes with a removable hat and his newly redesigned lethal glove. Freddy Krueger comes packaged in a collector friendly fifth panel window box.

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From the Manufacturer

From the “New” A Nightmare on Elm Street “Freddy Krueger’s Glove” Prop Replica as seen in the Movie.

Own an actual piece of Freddy history with this metal replica. Features a glove and metal harness with a locking pin that allow you to wear it or use as a display piece.

Box packaging, Ages 17 +

NOT A TOY

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Thomas Hoefter

My husband and I were planning to dress our son as Freddie Krueger for his first Halloween.
We are also planning to match by going dressed as Freddy Krueger’s parents (as revealed in the 5th Nightmare on Elm Street film, Freddy Krueger was conceived when his mother, a nun named Amanda, accidentally got locked in a room full of mental patients at the asylum where she worked and was raped hundreds of times so…)
I will go dressed as the nun, Amanda Krueger
and my husband will go dressed as a psychoticic rapist
(all three of our costumes would be home-made, I’m a pretty good seam-stress)
We even found ways to dress the stroller up like the boiler room where Freddy was killed,
and we’re attaching a small sound system to the stroller that sings the old jump rope song from the movie at the push of a button (ya know the “one two freddie’s coming for you, three four better lock your door, etc..” song that always plays at the end of each Nightmare on Elm Street movie).
So far whenever my hubby and I tell anyone our plans for Halloween we get one of two reactions:
“that’s so cool” or “that’s awful, why would you do that”
I thought it was a creative idea
but apparently some people find it offensive
what do you think? good idea or are we crossing a line?

I’m Freddy Krueger.

are they responsible for all the deaths that subsequently occured when freddy went on a rampage, and then after his death continued to kill the children of elm street?
(don’t say it isn’t real, until you can prove that freddy krueger doesn’t exist and kill people in thier dreams, you must presume he does)

as a fan of nightmare on elm street and the hellraiser series do you think it would be interesting if these two horror icons to be put in a film together and who do you think would win and also what was the best films out of these series i like hell on earth and thefirst nightmare on elm street

good one

good one

No

What would you do? What would you say to him?