Hold onto your hats, horror fans, because this deal is almost too good to be true! Imagine owning the entire Nightmare on Elm Street collection in stunning 4K for just $19.99! Yes, you read that right—iTunes is offering this spine-chilling bundle, and it’s a dream come true for anyone who lives for the thrill of Freddy Krueger’s razor-sharp claws. But here’s where it gets even more exciting: this deal arrives just in time for October, the month when horror enthusiasts transform their homes into marathon theaters of terror, screams, and iconic frights.
The Nightmare on Elm Street Collection includes all seven films that defined a generation of horror: A Nightmare on Elm Street, Freddy’s Revenge, Dream Warriors, The Dream Master, The Dream Child, The Final Nightmare, and Wes Craven’s New Nightmare. For less than $20, you’re not just buying movies—you’re securing a piece of cinematic history. And this is the part most people miss: these are 4K remasters, meaning you’ll see every detail of Freddy’s burned face and the eerie dream sequences in crystal-clear quality.
But here’s where it gets controversial: Is this price too good to pass up, or does it devalue the legacy of a franchise that once dominated the box office? Some fans argue that such a low price undermines the impact of Wes Craven’s masterpiece, while others celebrate it as a way to introduce new generations to Freddy’s reign of terror. What do you think? Is $19.99 a steal or a slap in the face to horror history?
Speaking of the franchise’s legacy, Freddy himself, Robert Englund, recently shared his thoughts on a potential reboot. He suggests starting with Dream Warriors, citing its strong opening as a perfect ‘Previously on Nightmare on Elm Street’ moment. But here’s the twist: Englund isn’t sold on rebooting the original film. Instead, he proposes a prequel, diving into the backstory of characters like Nancy, Tina, and Glen. ‘There’s plenty of directors who could do interesting work with the Nightmare motif,’ he adds, leaving us to wonder: Who could possibly fill his striped sweater and fedora?
And this is the part that’ll spark debate: Should the franchise stay buried in the past, or is there still untapped potential in the world of Elm Street? Englund’s idea of a prequel is intriguing, but would it capture the magic of the originals, or would it feel like a cash grab? Let’s discuss in the comments—do you think a reboot or prequel could work, or should Freddy’s story remain untouched?
On a personal note, A Nightmare on Elm Street holds a special place in my heart. It was the first horror film I ever saw—thanks to my dad sneaking me into a screening in 1984, much to my mom’s dismay. That experience ignited a lifelong love for horror, and I’ve been hooked ever since. Fun fact: My mom still teases my dad about it, but I think deep down, she’s glad I inherited his taste for the macabre.
So, what are you waiting for? Head over to iTunes now and grab this collection before it’s gone. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a newcomer to Freddy’s nightmares, this deal is too good to ignore. And while you’re at it, let us know: Is this the best horror deal of the year, or is there another bundle that tops it? Sound off below—we want to hear your thoughts!
