Wes Craven's New Nightmare & 2010 Freddy props

[FreddyCKrueger]

Hey there,

As a huge fan of Freddy Krueger and the A Nightmare On Elm St. films I would like to own all 3 versions of a Freddy Krueger costume. As in my other message I stated that I already own the original "Robert Englund" version of Freddy but I'm looking for anyone who sells/makes a silicone Wes Craven's New Nightmare Freddy glove with stainless steel metal blades and a silicone New Nightmare mask. Also I'm looking for the same with the 2010 version of Freddy. I know some people may suggest NECA's $60 version but me personally I do not like mass-produced products on most things when it comes to putting together a custom made costume. If someone is looking for an awesome screen accurate version of the 2010 glove you can look up custmcraft (Owen Hall) on youtube. His gloves go for $200. However I would like to see if anyone else makes the 2010 Freddy glove just to see if there are any other great glove makers out there.

 

[suckface]

Joe d mack who was the original glove builder for the film is currently working on replicas of the glove to sell to fans.
he's teamed up with a guy called Andy at knives4fingers

all the info can be found on www.sprinwoodslasher.com

theirs also now 9 versions of Freddy costumes that you could put togetehr as every film the make up and the rest of the costume changes

no one is making a silicone new nightmare glove, closest you'll get it Anders at the moment thats latex and metal but Lou (original creator of the new nightmare glove) along with Ken tarillio at fright stuff are in the process or making gloves available using the original molds so keep an eye out their too, ( this will also be latex like the movie)

hope that helps

 

[The Kreator]

Actually, I will be producing a limited number of silicone New Nightmare gloves hopefully in the next couple months. I posted several pics and info at the Nightowl forums a while back, but have been very busy with other projects and finalizing the steel blades.

I'm posting from my phone right now, so I can't post pics easily, but they're available on my facebook galleries. David Sherman | Facebook

Also, if you search for it on YouTube, I've posted a video of the prototype in action (with resin blades as the steel weren't finished when the vid was taken.)