A Nightmare on Elm Street

A Nightmare on Elm Street Guía y cronología

For the teenagers of Springwood, falling asleep means entering Freddy Krueger's territory. His attacks turn private fears into deadly dream worlds, making even a bedroom feel unsafe. The original films, Wes Craven's self-aware New Nightmare and the separate remake approach that nightmare from different angles.

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Timeline guide

A Nightmare on Elm Street: Freddy's different returns

Select Original Freddy Saga and Release order, beginning with A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984). The 2010 film is a separate remake, not the final chapter of that story.

Entries
9
Released
9
Span
1984-2010

New Nightmare changes the relationship between Freddy and the world around him; a shared browsing group does not make it an ordinary sequel.

Overview & recommendation

Freddy's film history is easier to understand as a release journey than a single uninterrupted calendar. Returning characters and the changing dream mythology matter, but later films also reinterpret what an Elm Street story can be.

The original route contains both the self-aware New Nightmare and the crossover Freddy vs. Jason. The remake has its own beginning and can be watched separately after, or instead of, the older version.

Meet Nancy and Freddy in the 1984 original before the sequels. Keep New Nightmare for after the films it reflects on, and approach Freddy vs. Jason as a crossover rather than a replacement ending.

Original Freddy and the remake A film cycle and a restart

The original group follows Freddy's screen history, including entries with unusual framing. The remake group contains the separate 2010 interpretation with a different cast and origin presentation.

  • Original Freddy Saga (8 entries)

    Freddy's original film history, from the 1984 story through its sequels, New Nightmare's meta reinvention and the Jason crossover. These entries do not all use ordinary sequel framing.

  • Remake Continuity (1 entry)

    The 2010 retelling begins again with a separate Freddy interpretation and cast; it does not continue the older film cycle.

Freddy on a first viewing 9 entries

Release order lets the recurring characters and Freddy's changing tone develop before the meta film and crossover revisit them.

  1. 1
    1984A Nightmare on Elm StreetFilm · 1984
  2. 2
    1985A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's RevengeFilm · 1985
  3. 3
    1987A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream WarriorsFilm · 1987
  4. 4
    1988A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream MasterFilm · 1988
  5. 5
    1989A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream ChildFilm · 1989
  6. 6
    1991Freddy's Dead: The Final NightmareFilm · 1991
  7. 7
    1994Wes Craven's New NightmareFilm · 1994
  8. 8
    2003Freddy vs. JasonFilm · 2003
  9. 9
    2010 remakeA Nightmare on Elm StreetFilm · 2010

Frequently asked questions 6 answers

Is New Nightmare the next ordinary Freddy sequel?

It is a meta-horror reinvention involving the people behind the films. Watching the earlier cycle first makes that change of perspective clearer.

Does the 2010 film continue Freddy vs. Jason?

No. The 2010 A Nightmare on Elm Street starts a separate remake continuity.

Where does Freddy vs. Jason belong?

Treat it as a later crossover in Freddy's original screen history. It is not required before starting the first Elm Street film.

How many A Nightmare on Elm Street movies are there?

There are 9 A Nightmare on Elm Street movies released between 1984 and 2010.

What is the chronological order of A Nightmare on Elm Street?

In chronological (in-universe) order, A Nightmare on Elm Street begins with A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) and ends with A Nightmare on Elm Street. The full chronological list of 9 movies is above.

What is the release order of A Nightmare on Elm Street?

By release date, A Nightmare on Elm Street starts with A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984). The most recent release is A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010).

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