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Freddy's Nightmares Season 1

Freddy, the dream serial-killer, hosts this anthology of stories set on Elm Street.

Starring:

Robert Englund

Genre:

Horror, Fantasy

Freddy's Nightmares - Seasons/Episodes

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Episode 1 - No More Mr. Nice Guy (0 link)

Episode 2 - It's a Miserable Life (0 link)

Episode 3 - Killer Instinct (0 link)

Episode 4 - Freddy's Tricks and Treats (0 link)

Episode 5 - Judy Miller Come On Down (0 link)

Episode 6 - Saturday Night Special (0 link)

Episode 7 - Sister's Keeper (0 link)

Episode 8 - Mother's Day (0 link)

Episode 9 - Rebel Without a Car (0 link)

Episode 10 - The Bride Wore Red (0 link)

Episode 11 - Do Dreams Bleed (0 link)

Episode 12 - The End of the World (0 link)

Episode 13 - Deadline (0 link)

Episode 14 - Black Tickets (0 link)

Episode 15 - School Daze (0 link)

Episode 16 - Cabin Fever (0 link)

Episode 17 - Love Stinks (0 link)

Episode 18 - The Art of Death (0 link)

Episode 19 - Missing Persons (0 link)

Episode 20 - The Light At the End of the Tunnel (0 link)

Episode 21 - Identity Crisis (0 link)

Episode 22 - Safe Sex (0 link)

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