An Elm Street Nightmare

Just in time for Halloween, Elm Street Nightmare is back, baby! Well, sort of… There are some issues. Focusing on Friday the 13th, this seasonal, 10-part exploration of the Friday the 13th series will live exclusively on the Laser Time... Read more

An Elm Street Nightmare goes out with a big old bang, but then, so does Freddy Krueger. In Robert Englund’s final role as the Springwood slasher, he unites/fights with his most notable horror contemporary, Jason Voorhees, star of the Friday... Read more

You thought it was over?! Just because Freddy’s dead, it doesn’t mean his creator is through with him. In one of the most clever sequels ever made, Wes Craven brings his most famous monster into the real world, making for... Read more

It’s finally over! Freddy Krueger is dead, every storyline will be wrapped in a concise little package, and fans will surely be satisfied by with the closure brought to the Nightmare on Elm Street series… JUST KIDDING! You could argue... Read more

Despite being what many consider a series low, Nightmare on Elm Street’s slightly controversial fifth entry suffers far more under a rushed production schedule than any controversial right-to-life message or problematic material. Oddly enough, Freddy’s most censored outing turned out... Read more

With the fourth entry of Nightmare on Elm Street, we begin our descent into outright silliness when it comes to Freddy Krueger. Depending on what you like about the series, this could be a good or a bad thing. Chris... Read more

Wes Craven returns to the series as we find a ragtag group of suicidal teens led by the original Elm Street Kid, Nancy Thompson. Can they bring out their inner super powers, enter the dream world and defeat Freddy Krueger... Read more

Is the Nightmare on Elm Street 2 the worst Freddy movie ever made? Maybe. Is Freddy’s Revenge the gayest film in horror history? Perhaps! But the first sequel to Wes Craven’s original nightmare is actually a lot more fascinating than... Read more

In the inaugural episode of An Elm Street Nightmare, Lizzie Cuevas and Chris Antista are looking at the immortal Wes Craven masterpiece that launched a franchise, a studio and so much more. Ladies and gentlemen, let’s dim the lights and... Read more