Customer Reviews

Nightmares on Elm Street: Freddy Kruger's Seven Sweetest Dreams

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Yeah, some of the movies in the series were REALLY bad and made Freddy look like a psycho Bugs Bunny. This book brings you really spooky stories where Freddy Kruger shows everyone how bad he really is! Well written by various writers and fun, fun, fun!

I am an avid reader of Bentley Little, and as anyone who knows anything about him is aware, he is nothing if not prolific. In addition to his 15 or so novel, he has written hundreds of short stories that have been published in dozens of magazines and anthologies.

I purchased this book solely because of I was intrigued as to what Bentley Little may contribute to the world of Freddy Krueger. (Having been a horror fanatic my entire life, I have watched the Nightmare on Elm Street numerous times. I have found the Elm Street in my own town.)

As was expected, Bentley Little wove a terrifying tale of terror in which the line between nightmare and reality is blurred to oblivion. Yes, a fascinating world indeed.

I have to give the book a 4 star rating. As strong as Little's contribution to the book was, some of the other writing was not up to par. All in all, a great read.

I used to own this book back in college and then lost it. I was so thrilled to find it again. It was a great as I remembered! Freddy is darker and creepier. "Miles to Go Before I Sleep" and "Asleep at the Wheel" were my favorites.

Dark, evil, and lovely. Freddy is at his best in these stories, even if 2 or 3 of them don't follow the continuity.