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Measurements Pit-to-Pit: 21" Length: 28"
Condition Shows character consistent with age.
Wes Craven built A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) on the one place no slasher could be escaped — sleep — and Robert Englund built the rest. Jason and Michael were masks; Freddy was a performance, and by decade's end the performance had a talking doll and his own TV anthology, the closest a movie murderer ever came to pop stardom. This print runs on scale: Freddy's face fills the chest, eyes wide, glove blades crossing beneath his chin, with a heavy blood-spatter treatment that doesn't stop at the seams — it carries onto the back, where he turns away under the fedora above NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET in slasher-red brush strokes. Front the face, back the silhouette: a two-sided composition in a genre of one-sided prints. Licensed Freddy shirts from the 80s boom are true collector stock now, and big-face Freddy treatments like this one are the format the category is known for — the burned face doing the work the hockey mask never could.
Black heavyweight short sleeve cotton tee with A Nightmare on Elm Street graphic. Single stitch.
A second Nightmare on Elm Street print — Freddy in close-up with heavy blood-spatter treatment across both sides.
Four blades, one glove, and no such thing as a final film.
Sourcing We source these shirts from thrift stores, estate sales, and directly from bootleg and overprint collectors.
