Freddy Dies in 3D

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Last Updated on July 28, 2021

Friday Night Frights gave us a heads up with news that they’re joining NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET on the big screen next month with probably the lowest point in the franchise in FREDDY’S DEAD.

Yessir, the film that basically provoked Wes Craven into giving Freddy a true send-off in NEW NIGHTMARE, the one with Freddy riding a broomstick, Freddy with his Power Glove and Freddy getting his ass handed to him, will be on the big screen October 6th. As an added bonus, the film will be the 3D version, complete with special guest Lezlie Deane, who played tough chick Tracy in the film.

Doors open at the Movie Tavern in Denton, TX for the screening at 11PM, with the film starting at midnight. Tickets for the screening itself are $10, which are available now. For more info on the screening, as well as Friday Night Frights itself, head on over to its MySpace page.

Source: Official MySpace page

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