Freddy's Nightmares

Mass murderer Freddy Krueger is set free due to legal technicalities. The Elm Street residents take matters into their own hands and unleash an even greater horror.

A teenage boy is haunted by a ghostly motorcycle, while a dismembering surgeon frightens his girlfriend.

Two girls find a crystal pendant that makes a person's deepest desires come true. The pendant causes problems when they compete against each other in a track meet.

Freddy pays a visit to an overworked medical student studying on Halloween night instead of partying.

A frustrated housewife dreams she wins a lot of money and loses her husband on a television game show.

A lonely man uses an unusual video dating service to meet the perfect woman.

Freddy takes revenge on the twin daughters of the policeman responsible for his fiery death.

A teenage boy dislikes his mother's new husband. A young woman tries to get attention from her mother, a radio advice columnist.

A teenage boy plans to leave town. A young woman longing for acceptance lets a sorority humiliate her.\

At his bachelor party a groom contemplates having a one-night stand, while his bride-to-be tries to come to terms with her parents' marriage.

Nightmares plague two high school students who find a victim of a serial killer.

In his dreams, a journalist relives the deaths he writes obituaries about. A young woman chooses an older college man over her friends.

An eloping couple find their nightmares in Springwood. A woman must choose between having a baby and a career.

Two high school students under a lot of pressure dream of being rebels and scoring well on the college entrance exams.

Passengers on an airplane end up paying for the mistakes of a nervous passenger's father. A stewardess goes out with a lonely passenger she knows little about.

A misdirected love message causes trouble between a teenager and his girlfriend.

An artist's sadistic drawings become increasingly lifelike.

A nervous babysitter loses control. A bored married man learns there are things worse than marriage.

A sewer worker comes to terms with his fear of the dark.