The Best Episodes of Freddy's Nightmares Season 2

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1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   6.7/10(125 votes)

   #1 - Dream Come True

   S2:E110/8/1989

   A young boy is suffering from nightmares by Freddy. A psychiatrist is asked to help the boy. The doctor does help but at the most horrible cost. Meanwhile a cameraman is determined to prove that Freddy does exist. Freddy decides to teach him a lesson Krueger style.

   Director:George Kaczender

   Writer:Tom Blomquist

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   Director:George Kaczender

   Writer:Tom Blomquist
2. 

   6.2/10(103 votes)

   #2 - Heartbreak Hotel

   S2:E210/15/1989

   A reporter who does some tacky stories for a newspaper is sent to the Springwood Hotel to investigate an elvis sighting there at the hotel he discovers that what ever he writes becomes reality Also a man survives a car accident and develops amenisia his family is trying to help him regain his memory.

   Director:William Malone

   Writer:Jonathan Glassner

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   Director:William Malone

   Writer:Jonathan Glassner
3. 

   5.9/10(109 votes)

   #3 - Welcome to Springwood

   S2:E310/22/1989

   A Couple move to Springwood. Right away the wife of the couple begins to suspect that a serial killer has targeted the house that they have moved into. This has a surprising ending. The second half of the episode is about a woman who finds an old stack of love letters from the nineteeth century. She begins to obsess over their relationship, and begins to see their ghosts.

   Director:Ken Wiederhorn

   Writers:Gilbert Adler, A L Katz

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   Director:Ken Wiederhorn

   Writers:Gilbert Adler, A L Katz
4. 

   6.9/10(132 votes)

   #4 - Photo Finish

   S2:E410/29/1989

   A woman photographer is being terrorised by Freddy, and whatever photos she takes, tragedy strikes on every one. The second half of the episode is about three FBI agents investigating a family killing in Springwood on Halloween. It turns out that Freddy has used his evil to kill the family and is planning a similar fate for the FBI.

   Director:Tom DeSimone

   Writer:Bill Froehlich

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   Director:Tom DeSimone

   Writer:Bill Froehlich
5. 

   5.7/10(101 votes)

   #5 - Memory Overload

   S2:E511/5/1989

   Professor Windom is a man with a drinking problem. But he has to get over his fears, and quickly, as a former student of his is in a lot of problems and needs his help. The second half of this episode is about Barbara, who is a bitch at work. She starts getting stressed out when her computer starts talking to her and believes she's going to be in trouble with the cops for tax evasion. Unwittingly she jumps into her computer to stop the certain file from being saved.

   Director:Don Weis

   Writer:Michael Kirschenbaum

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   Director:Don Weis

   Writer:Michael Kirschenbaum
6. 

   6.5/10(114 votes)

   #6 - Lucky Stiff

   S2:E611/12/1989

   A man wins a lottery and he and his wife are in the money ... or so they think. Tragedy strikes, and after his death his lottery ticket turns up missing.

   Director:William Malone

   Writer:David Braff

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   Director:William Malone

   Writer:David Braff
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   6.8/10(100 votes)

   #7 - Silence is Golden

   S2:E711/19/1989

   Rick Blake is haunted by a mime who keeps tormenting him. Meanwhile it turns out that the mime is also a burglar who learns that the last people he robbed were also killed

   Director:Charles Braverman

   Writer:Jonathan Glassner

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   Director:Charles Braverman

   Writer:Jonathan Glassner
8. 

   6.5/10(96 votes)

   #8 - Bloodlines

   S2:E811/26/1989

   An escaped convict goes on a search for the money he stole before he went to jail but his wife and his offspring aren't ready to forgive him. Meanwhile, Jack adopts a young girl but his wife believes that she is possessed by the devil.

   Director:James Quinn

   Writers:Gilbert Adler, A L Katz

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   Director:James Quinn

   Writers:Gilbert Adler, A L Katz
9. 

   5.4/10(96 votes)

   #9 - Monkey Dreams

   S2:E912/3/1989

   Joe is a gambler who is fleeing from some gangsters. He is really a scientist who is trying to search for alien lifeforms. Another scientist is trying to see if monkeys can talk.

   Director:Robert Englund

   Writer:Michael Kirschenbaum

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   Director:Robert Englund

   Writer:Michael Kirschenbaum
10. 

    7.6/10(120 votes)

    #10 - Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?

    S2:E1012/10/1989

    This is a sequel to Bloodlines. Lisa Wax has to babysit for the Burtons, not knowing that the Burtons' eldest adopted daughter Patty has been locked up in the family basement most of her life for killing her adopted mother. Lisa starts having hallucinations and seeing visions of Patty as the Devil himself, trying to lure the little boy into the basement. Somehow Patty escapes and imprisons Lisa in the basement, without the parent's thinking any different. The second half of the episode is about Patty and how she somehow meets Mrs.Wax. Mrs.Wax invites her to stay in her house. The town thinks that Lisa is dead, due to a car accident. Meanwhile Lisa escapes the basement and heads to a confrontation to end all confrontations.

    Director:Bill Froehlich

    Writer:Wayne Allan Rice

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    Director:Bill Froehlich

    Writer:Wayne Allan Rice
11. 

    6.5/10(110 votes)

    #11 - Dreams That Kill

    S2:E1112/17/1989

    A Talkshow host who is doing a story about if nightmares can kill, is being haunted by Freddy. He goes ahead with the story anyway despite Freddy's warnings. The second half is about a teenage boy who is involved in a car accident and is a subject of an illegal surgery by a doctor who switched brain tissue from the talkshow host to the boy. The boy is now being hunted by Freddy, who will stop at nothing to kill him.

    Director:Tom DeSimone

    Writer:Tom Blomquist

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    Director:Tom DeSimone

    Writer:Tom Blomquist
12. 

    7.1/10(124 votes)

    #12 - It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To

    S2:E1212/24/1989

    Marla Murlee is a con artist posing as a psychic. She tries to contact someone from the Titanic disaster but is booed by her rival Harry Lee. Freddy hears this and decides to accept her invitation at the real ceremony. She does contact a spirit, not from the Titanic but from Elm Street. Freddy uses her body for his killing but he's not done yet. His next target is the Springwood High 2 decade reunion. The next victim is his ex-girlfriend Denise who broke their prom date as a joke. Also a student is studying Freddy to make a film about him.

    Director:Tom DeSimone

    Writers:David Braff, Jonathan Glassner

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    Director:Tom DeSimone

    Writers:David Braff, Jonathan Glassner
13. 

    6.2/10(86 votes)

    #13 - What You Don't Know Can Kill You

    S2:E131/7/1990

    This is about a psychiatrist who uses women under hypnosis to get what he wants. Eventually a fellow psychiatrist finds out what he's up to and the Doctor does his best in mind control to stop word from leaking out. The second half of the episode is about a man that is on the run from the police for accidental murder. His girlfriend suggests that he goes under laser plastic surgery to change his face. He does it, but later finds out that the new face he has is also owned by a mob boss who just turned state's evidence.

    Director:Ken Wiederhorn

    Writer:Jonathan Glassner

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    Director:Ken Wiederhorn

    Writer:Jonathan Glassner
14. 

    6.8/10(98 votes)

    #14 - Easy Come, Easy Go

    S2:E141/14/1990

    Greta who has already murdered twice to avoid sharing her first husband's lottery winnings, faces a new challenge when a witness to her crimes blackmails her into marriage. Single again, Greta finds out a deep, dark family secret when her sister Peggy and Peggy's husband Sonny drop in for a surprise visit.

    Director:William Malone

    Writer:David Braff

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    Director:William Malone

    Writer:David Braff
15. 

    6.1/10(94 votes)

    #15 - Prime Cut

    S2:E151/21/1990

    A Camping trip turns into a nightmare as the male campers believe that their woman tracker is a vampire, who is planning on feeding off their blood. The second half of the episode is about some survivors of a plane crash, who have to eat their dead friends to survive. Meanwhile a killer is slowly stalking them in the mountains.

    Director:David Calloway

    Writer:Michael Kirschenbaum

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    Director:David Calloway

    Writer:Michael Kirschenbaum
16. 

    5.9/10(92 votes)

    #16 - Interior Loft

    S2:E161/28/1990

    A woman decides to take up a side job in the phone sex business, for her husband. Disaster strikes when an unknown psychopath becomes obsessed with Kim and starts murdering women for her. The confrontation occurs in the loft. The second half of the episode is about Kim, who is recovering from the attack. She starts to mentally unhinge and her husband becomes gradually more worried that his wife is plotting to kill him.

    Director:Ken Wiederhorn

    Writer:David Braff

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    Director:Ken Wiederhorn

    Writer:David Braff
17. 

    6.0/10(93 votes)

    #17 - Interior Loft-Later

    S2:E172/4/1990

    An artist fakes his death after accidentally killing a subject.However he starts to suspect his wife is having an affair and that's when the twist occurs. The second half is about two women who are wary of letting a guy move into their apartment. Eventually their suspicions prove correct when he starts hitting on both of them. But one stunt backfires, big time.

    Director:Ken Wiederhorn

    Writer:Jonathan Glassner

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    Writer:Jonathan Glassner
18. 

    5.9/10(97 votes)

    #18 - Funhouse

    S2:E182/11/1990

    This is a sequel to Welcome To Springwood, because of the character Turk. A Couple moves into a supposedly haunted house where a murder once took place. Someone is indeed in the house, but whether or not it's a ghost is another story. The second half of the episode is centered on the mover, and how he is roped back into the ""House of a Hundred Secrets"". Where the story ends with a twist.

    Director:Gilbert Adler

    Writers:Gilbert Adler, A L Katz

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    Director:Gilbert Adler

    Writers:Gilbert Adler, A L Katz
19. 

    6.7/10(103 votes)

    #19 - A Family Affair

    S2:E192/18/1990

    Paul is cheating on his wife and when the woman he's having an affair with starts forcing her way into his life, he breaks off the relationship with her. Paul trying to patch things up with his son who's two year absence was triggered by the earlier events. This turns deadly because of his choices.

    Director:Keith Samples

    Writer:David Braff

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    Director:Keith Samples

    Writer:David Braff
20. 

    5.5/10(95 votes)

    #20 - Dust To Dust

    S2:E202/25/1990

    This is a sequel to PrimeCut. Three former cannibals start up their eating habits again when an unknown man drops dead in their living room. After all three eat him, they find out that the man was an astronaut who escaped an underground lab in Springwood. The astronaut was infected with a virus, which has now infected the three cannibals. The government picks them up and puts them in their underground lab for testing. The second half of the episode is centered on ""Tracker"", the lone survivor of the virus. ""Tracker"" wants to escape and eventually lures an innocent scientist to help her.

    Director:Bill Froehlich

    Writers:David Braff, Bill Froehlich

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    Director:Bill Froehlich

    Writers:David Braff, Bill Froehlich
21. 

    5.8/10(83 votes)

    #21 - Prisoner of Love

    S2:E213/4/1990

    This episode is about a priest who is giving the last rites to a woman on death row. She manages to seduce him and he plans an unimaginable escape from the death house with a tragic ending. The second episode is centred on Violet Rodriguez as she tries to escape,the similar way Brenda Vincent tried, but with hopefully better results.

    Director:Richard T. Schor

    Writer:Richard Beban

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    Director:Richard T. Schor

    Writer:Richard Beban
22. 

    6.0/10(86 votes)

    #22 - Life Sentence

    S2:E223/11/1990

    This episode is centered on Andy Caulfield, a prisoner who is about to get payroll, until he is faced with a prison counsellor who also happens to be a relative of one of his victims. The second half of this episode is based on Warden Hendler, who is using prisoners as Guinea pigs to test a new drug for extracting vital information. However the experiment backfires with drastic results.

    Director:Anita W. Addison

    Writer:David Zuckerman

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    Director:Anita W. Addison

    Writer:David Zuckerman