I am an avid collector of "action" figures from horror flicks. Recently I was able to purchase Freddy Krueger at a collector's store. I can't tell you how much my heart pushed the bright blood collecting there, in an almost panic that some "geek" would grab it up for me. I didn't feel like becoming the slayer at that moment, but if need be, I would have. So after tossing a few folks out of my way, I was holding my new Krueger in the air, gasping..."Tis mine!".

Of course, now it sits on my desk, still in its original package. (I never take my figures out of packages anymore after three got broken by curious cats)

With your purchase of Freddy, you will find included:
His famous hat
A stand that is copperish color with bones decorating the sides and a couple of skulls thrown in for good scare measure.
A mini size photo of what the original poster looked like (this is part of the stand also, but you also get an extra smaller one for you to stick in your wallet if need be)
And of course, our friend Freddy is in one of his favorite poses: Head turned to the side, his clawed hand up and ready to strike.
His sweater is in vivid green and red, showing the brilliance of his bad taste of dress. His blank pants have a few dollops of blood from his last victim. His boots are engraved in blood from those that dared to try and stopped him, even the crusted innersoles have blood on it...where you know he walked away in his victims leavings with a smile on his face.
The details on this figure are fantastic. You are able to see the burnt holes throughout his face. His grin is delightfully evil and the overall features are quite accurate.

For a realistic evil to dwell in your home with you, I recommend finding and keeping Freddy Krueger (under wraps).

Other McFarlane Toys I recommend:
Blair Witch
Leatherface
T-1000
Candyman
Evil Ash
Ash
Jaws
Tortured Souls

To find the catalog via online, try Spawn.com


Recommended:
Yes

Amount Paid (US$): 18.99
Type of Toy: Action Figure
Age Range of Child: Other