Freddy Krueger has claimed many victims in the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, and here's an accounting of everyone Freddy has killed. In life, Freddy terrorized a quiet suburban town called Springwood, earning the nickname «The Springwood Slasher.» That would have been bad enough, but what made Freddy Krueger just that much more abhorrent was that he almost exclusively killed children. There was also the subtle implication in the original series that he was sexually assaulting his victims as well, with that subtext becoming full-on text in the poorly received 2010 remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street.
Freddy himself was, of course, the product of his mother being sexually assaulted by a group of criminally insane men after she was accidentally locked inside an asylum, which means his life began on its own awful note, although Freddy Krueger's horrific origin story certainly doesn't excuse his crimes. As has become horror movie legend, Freddy was eventually hunted down by the parents of his victims and burned alive in an act of vigilante justice. Sadly, this only gave Freddy more power, due to his striking of a deal with some ancient dream demons, as revealed by Freddy's Dead.
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As silly as the dream demon thing is, the long and short of it is that Freddy had the ability to target people at their most vulnerable, while they're asleep. That said, he's actually killed quite a few people in the waking world over the course of the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, more than many would probably expect. Here's a round-up of every confirmed Freddy kill to date, including the original six-movie continuity, the meta spinoff Wes Craven's New Nightmare, the Freddy
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