fountain warriors nightmare continuing

books:

1 review
Bob Italia, Wes Craven

Abdo Pub Co, 1992

A Nightmare On Elm Street Is Still A Classic
Wow! One of the best horror series ever is now a book...Unbelievable! I am an avid fan of the Nightmare series and I had to get my hands on this book! It's just as scary as the movie and if you loved the movie...you MUST buy the book.

Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (Nightmare on Elm Street)

1 review
Bob Italia, Wes Craven, ...

Abdo Pub Co, 1992

scenes to be read in a will-lit room
this is by far one of the best books ever written.

How to Survive a Horror Movie: All the Skills to Dodge the Kills

25 reviews
Seth Grahame-Smith

Quirk Books, 2007

Fun "Advice" for Hardcore Horror Fans
HOW TO SURVIVE A HORROR MOVIE: ALL THE SKILLS TO DODGE THE KILLS is, on the surface, a satirical look at horror movies and slasher films. But author Seth Grahame-Smith is not merely dismissing horror films as hackneyed dreck; rather, he is having a ripping good time by poking fun at the well-known cliches of a genre he obviously loves, and he's inviting other genre fans to come along for the ...

A nightmare on elm street 5 the dream child

1 review
Bob Italia, Wes Craven, ...

Abdo Pub Co, 1992

"BEST HORROR EVER."
Wes Craven describes how your mind can trick you and how you end mixing it up with reality. A great book for who likes pure horror. Also the best from all three sequences. Claudia Cox

The Dream Warriors (Nightmare on Elm Street, 3)

1 review
Bob Italia, Wes Craven, ...

Abdo Publishing Company, 1992

The best Nightmare sequel in book form
This was a great book. I am one of the lucky ones and I have a rare hard-back copy of it. It starts out in Kristins dream when she is walking up to Freddy's house. If you can find a copy of this rare book don't hesitate to buy it. Trust me, you won't be disappointed.

SCREAMS & NIGHTMARES: THE FILMS OF WES CRAVEN.

4 reviews
Brian J. Robb

Titan Books, 1998

INTRIUGING
I have been an avid fan of Wes Craven and his movies, But this book gives you more insight on his better movies, and gives you respect for his unsatisfactory movies. As well as getting inside his head and knowing what these movies really mean, After reading it you know what each movie is "really" all about. For anyone who is interested in Horror movies, or any genre of Movies, you should ...

The Nightmares on Elm Street Parts 1, 2, 3: The Continuing Story - A Novel

2 reviews
Jeffrey Cooper, Wes Craven, ...

St Martins Mass Market Paper, 1987

A trilogy of cuttingly good adaptations. *mild spoilers*
This book collects written adaptations of A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 2: FREDDY'S REVENGE, and A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 3: DREAM WARRIORS. As the other review mentioned, the novelization to part 3 is very, very different from the film. It was obviously written from an early draft. However, it's still worth reading. And the recreations of the first two films are also ...

Wes Craven's New Nightmare: A Novel

3 reviews
Wes Craven

Tor Books, 1994

An Author's Best Nightmare Come True
This novelization (of probably the best film in the Elm Street series) is an incredible work of fiction. The story of a film crew who discovers that their fictional creation, Freddy, is all to real is superbly acted out. Credit should go to Wes Craven for his script, but Bergantino made great additions to this piece, such as: excerpts from a (fictional?) journal in which David begins having ...

Fountain Society

30 reviews
Wes Craven

Simon & Schuster Ltd, 1939

Very good
This is the kind of books I like, it never goes out of the story with descriptions and descriptions that the only thing they do is to fill pages that the writer doesn't know how to fill, the end of the book is not so good but the rest of it will keep you reading, and the final question is: could it be possible in the near future? As we can see in this book, with this kind of technology everybody ...