Elm Street pops

By Pat Torfe

Posted 20 years ago

Last Updated on July 28, 2021

First, there was JAWS. Then FRIDAY THE 13TH kicked in. Now, McFarlane Toys comes at us again with another cool looking Pop Culture Masterworks poster in the vein of one NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET!

Set for release this November, McFarlane captures the very cool looking original onesheet for ANOES with a very cool collectible, designed like the other two posters, this one can either be set up for a table top conversation piece, or put on your wall in case the Mona Lisa is too much coin for you at this point. Nancy doesn’t quite look like Heather Langenkamp (the expression isn’t right), but it still captures that creepy skull thingie above her head, along with the wicked glove (better looking than the leather glove, in my opinion), which more than makes up for that little quibble. Now where’s my EVIL DEAD poster? Smash here for the gallery.

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Pat Torfe

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Favorite Movies: Inception, Gremlins, Dog Soldiers, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990), John Carpenter's read more The Thing, The Evil Dead Trilogy, Halloween (1978), Friday The 13th Parts IV, VI, VII, Predator, Transformers: The Movie, Aliens, Ghostbusters, The Ultimate Versus, Batman, Blade, The Creature From The Black Lagoon, Super Troopers, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly, The Crow, Freddy Vs Jason

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