Bring the nightmare back to life with a Freddy Krueger mask and costume this Halloween. The ghastly image of Freddy Krueger’s scarred and charred face is one that has haunted the dreams of an entire generation. If you plan on paying homage to the cheeky horror villain, these Freddy Krueger masks will bring back all those old nightmares you’ve been fighting hard to forget.

 

Freddy Krueger Mask

 

Deluxe Freddy Krueger Overhead Latex Mask

 

This incredible, deluxe Freddy Krueger mask is made entirely of latex, and the features are molded and shaped to look just the way Freddy’s face appears in the movies. The flesh-colored base is scattered with raw, red gashes and burns. The mask’s features are pulled into a spooky, toothy scowl, and the fine details and wrinkles add a stunning realism. Eye holes make for easy viewing, and the pull-on mask goes all the way down to the neck and the beginning of the shoulders, creating an allover burned look when the Freddy Krueger mask is worn with Freddy’s favorite Christmas sweater.

 

 

A Nightmare on Elm Street – Freddy ¾ Vinyl Adult Mask

 

The Freddy remake brought a new face to the classic horror villain, and this mask is an excellent rendition of what the stunning special effects have rendered on the big screen. The vinyl three-quarters mask is mostly beige skin-colored, and it’s pocked with deep scars. On the cheeks are a group of deep wounds, with a horrific display of red muscles and tissue underneath. This Freddy Krueger mask also has eye holes, so you can see the terrified looks on your victims’ faces as you haunt their dreams this Halloween.

 

 

 

A Nightmare on Elm Street – Freddy Krueger Foam Latex Adult Mask

 

This mask is comfortable enough for a night of Halloween haunting, but it’s definitely scary enough to bring nightmares to everyone you meet. The flesh-toned foam latex mask is incredibly detailed, featuring deep scarring and wrinkle embellishments all around. It also gives the appearance of multiple open wounds, showing the red sinewy tissue underneath. It’s truly horrifying, but to the Nightmare on Elm Street fan, this Freddy Krueger mask is an essential to your Freddy costume. The mask has holes in the eyes, nostrils, and mouth, making for easy visibility and breathability.

 

A Nightmare on Elm Street – Super Deluxe Freddy Krueger Adult Mask

 

Let’s face it: your Freddy Krueger costume is just a regular Christmas outfit until you pull on this gruesome mask, representing the face of Elm Street’s most notorious killer. This latex Freddy mask has a whitish skin texture, and is covered in ghastly scars and reddish deep-tissue wounds. The mask has eye holes and nose holes, and there’s also a small hole in the mouth, in between the upper and lower sets of rotting teeth. This Freddy Krueger mask is sure to invoke some vivid nightmares, so handle with care as you venture out into the night this Halloween.

 

Freddie Krueger Mask and Costume

 

A Nightmare on Elm Street – Freddy Krueger Adult costume Kit 

 

This Freddy Krueger costume kit includes a Freddy mask, as well as the basics to really get your costume going. The kit includes a long-sleeved, dark red and green striped Christmas sweater with torn edges. It also includes the famously deadly knife-glove. Finally, the costume kit comes with a burned-up Freddy Krueger mask. The mask is skin-colored, and features deep scars and wounds all around. It has large eye holes and a rotting, toothy grin. Though the other Freddy Krueger masks are much more detailed and realistic-looking, this costume kit is a good way to jump start your Freddy Krueger costume if you’re starting from scratch.

 

 

 

What’s the Difference Between the Old Freddy and the New Freddy?

 

In 2010, the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise saw an extra heartbeat in the form of a remake of the very first movie. The idea for the slasher remake was to create a scarier version of the 1984 Wes Craven original. To do so, the writers took away the cheeky dialogue that fans know and love from the original Freddy Krueger character (played by Robert Englund), and made him much darker. Part of this also included changing his background story a bit, again making his crimes and his character (played in the remake by Jackie Earle Haley) much more despicable. The horror villain also got a slight image revision for the remake. The creators wanted Freddy to look more like a real burn victim this time around; the look that Wes Craven originally wanted couldn’t really be achieved in the 1984 original, but in 2010, special effects artists were able to give Freddy a look that more realistically resembled what a fresh burn victim might look like. And fortunately, whether you are a fan of the new or the old Freddy, you can choose the perfect Freddy Krueger mask to match with your plans (whatever they may be) for a very nightmarish Halloween.