Consequence Podcast Podcast Network. From the leafy streets of Springwood, Ohio to the barred windows at 1428,

We are Halloween Halloween. This is God. for me. Believe in my dream just for me and we'll break them all.

Greetings and welcome once again to Halloweenes a Freddie Krueger podcast. I am one of your

co-host aka Dream Demons Justin Gerber and you can also find me on the Loers Club a Stephen King podcast. You know guys I believe it was

Nietzsche who once said do you know the terror of he who sleeps I'm sorry do you know the terror

of he who falls asleep?

To the toes he's very terrified because the ground gives way under him and the dream begins.

And I believe it was Freddie Krueger who once said, welcome to primetime bitch. so that must mean that we're here to talk

about the definitive unquestionable finale to the Elm Street series just

kidding 1991's Freddie's, the final nightmare.

And since we've covered the Halloween franchise in the past, we're going to have to discuss

some major news that dropped this past week surrounding that franchise as well. But before we do let, let's journey around

an abandoned Springwood, introduce ourselves, and briefly discuss the first time we saw Freddie's dead.

Now the person did the right of me who will be introducing himself.

We try to shake things up on this series.

We usually have different guests every week.

We've had, you know, Laura's come back a couple times. She'll come back in the future.

But I remember the moment in our last episode for the Dream Child, he mentioned he actually kind of liked Freddie's dead.

And so immediately we were all like, oh well he has got to come back next month.

He's the only one. So please introduce yourself and tell us what you do and the first time you saw Freddie's.

This is Mike, Junk Monkey Vanderbilt, assistant editor of Daily Grind House, and the first

time I saw Freddie's dead, it was the first Night Rums Street movie I saw at the show. My dad

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