A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge

[Freddy speaks to Jesse for the first time in Jesse's nightmare]

Freddy Krueger:
[Freddy runs the knives of his glove over Jesse's head] I need you, Jesse. We got special work to do here, you and me.

Freddy Krueger:
[Freddy then slams Jesse against the wall, slowly tilting his head to him] You've got the body...

Freddy Krueger:
[Freddy takes off his hat and digs his own fingers into his skull] I've got the brain.

Jesse Walsh:
[Freddy then tears back the flesh on his head exposing the top of his brain, as Jesse screams] Ahhhh!

[Freddy laughs wildly as Jesse wakes up screaming]

[Jesse finds Freddy Krueger's glove inside of his home's basement boiler]

Freddy Krueger:
[as Freddy appears from behind the boiler] Go ahead, Jesse. Try it on for size.

[Jesse throws down the steel glove]

Freddy Krueger:
[Freddy puts his hand on the basement boiler as it sizzles] Kill for me!

[the kid approaches Freddy Krueger around the pool, standing up for the other frightened kids]

Do-Gooder:
[holding his hands up, walking to Freddy] Just tell us what you want, all right? I'm here to help you.

Freddy Krueger:
Help yourself, f***er!

[as Freddy slices his shoulder and throws him against the flaming barbecue pit]

[Lisa finds Nancy's diary in Jesse's closet and reads the first page]

Lisa:
'Sometimes when I'm lying here in bed, I can see Glenn in the window across the way getting ready for bed. His body is slim and smooth, and I know I shouldn't watch him, but that part of me that wants him forces me to. That's when I weaken. That's when I want to go to him.'

Jesse Walsh:
Can I see that?

Jesse Walsh:
[Jesse begins to read the next page in the diary] 'March 15th - He comes to me at night, horrible, ugly, and dirty, under the sheets with me, tearing at my night gown with his steel claw.'

Jesse Walsh:
[Jesse silently flips the page] 'His name is Fred. And he keeps trying to take me to the boiler room. He wants to kill me.'

Lisa:
[Jesse flips the page, remaining silent] What is it?

Lisa:
[Jesse hands the diary back over to Lisa, as she reads] 'Tina is dead.' Jesse are you okay?

Jesse Walsh:
It's just something that Grady said... about the girl that used to live here. How she went crazy when she saw her boyfriend get murdered across the street.

[Lisa forces Jesse to try and fight Freddy from taking over his body]

Lisa:
Jesse, fight him!

Jesse Walsh:
[Jesse stands up] I can't!

Lisa:
[the house window shuts and locks itself] Fight it, Jesse!

Lisa:
[the front door closes and locks itself] You created him. You can destroy him! He is living off of your fear - Jesse, fight him.

Jesse Walsh:
[Jesse yells out] I can't!

Lisa:
Yes you can. Fight him! You are not afraid of him! He doesn't even exist!

Lisa:
[the TV and fish tank explode as Lisa screams] No!

[Freddy walks at Lisa who has a knife]

Lisa:
Jesse, help.

Freddy Krueger:
[Freddy yells] There is no Jesse. I'm Jesse now!

Lisa:
Get away from me! Get away from me!

Jesse Walsh:
[Freddy speaks in Jesse's voice] Kill me, Lisa. Please, kill me.

Freddy Krueger:
[Freddy laughs, screaming] Come on, Lisa. Kill him - Kill him!

Jesse Walsh:
[Lisa begins to stab Freddy's shoulder, as Freddy chuckles, talking in Jesse's voice] I love you, Lisa.

[Jesse tries to hold Freddy behind the basement door when he calls out for his dad]

Jesse Walsh:
Dad! Help!

Freddy Krueger:
[Jesse turns to run away when Freddy appears, standing behind him] Daddy can't help you now!

[Freddy looks at the kids around the pool with his arms out, the gas flame from the barbecue pit blazing behind him]

Freddy Krueger:
You are all my children now.

[Jesse and Ron run on the school track as Coach Schneider hears them from the sidelines]

Jesse Walsh:
Hey, Grady, do you remember your dreams?

Ron Grady:
Only the wet ones.

Jesse Walsh:
No talking!

[we see the view of something coming out from the basement, moving through the house, up the stairs, as Jesse enters into Angela's bedroom]

Freddy Krueger:
[Freddy's voice speaks down to Angela in her bed] Wake up, little girl.

Angela Walsh:
[Angela wakes up from sleeping and turns over, asking half asleep] What time is it?

Jesse Walsh:
[seeing Jesse stand over her wearing Freddy's glove] It's late. Go back to sleep.

[Jesse tells Ron that something is inside of him and it's trying to get out]

Jesse Walsh:
There's something inside of me. And last night it made me go in to my sister's room. And tonight with Lisa in the cabana, it started happening again.

Ron Grady:
I think you are seriously losing it, bro.

Jesse Walsh:
I'm scared, Grady. Something is trying to get inside my body.

Ron Grady:
Yeah, and she's female, and she's waiting for you in the cabana. And you wanna sleep with me.

[Lisa looks over for Jesse on the floor as she hears Freddy's laugh]

Lisa:
Jesse?

Freddy Krueger:
[Freddy stands up, scratching his steel claws on the desk, walking over to Lisa] He can't fight me. I'm him.

[Jesse goes to Lisa's house, telling her that Freddy Krueger is inside his body]

Lisa:
Jesse, who is doing this to you?

Jesse Walsh:
Fred Krueger! He's inside me, and he wants to take me again!

Lisa:
No - No - Jesse? Jesse, this is not happening. It's got to be everything you've taken in - Schneider, the diary, the glove, only it's all mixed up.

Jesse Walsh:
Christ - What do I have to do to make you understand me? Last night he made me try and kill my sister.

Jesse Walsh:
[Jesse holds out his bloody hands] I got blood on my hands.

Jesse Walsh:
[Jesse shivers, crying] He owns me.

[Jesse takes Lisa to school in his cheap car and starts it up by the wires for the car radio]

Lisa:
Don't you ever use a key?

Jesse Walsh:
Why?

Lisa:
Well, somebody could steal your car, couldn't they?

Jesse Walsh:
[Jesse smiles asking back to her] The deadly dinosaur?

[Jesse and Ron talk in the locker room about Coach Schneider]

Jesse Walsh:
You know, Schneider shouldn't have called you out on that last play.

Ron Grady:
Yeah, well, Schneider's got a stick up his ass today.

Jesse Walsh:
[Jesse chuckles] Schneider's always got a stick up his ass.

Coach Schneider:
Hello, dirtballs.

[Ken and Cheryl Walsh argue about what help Jesse needs]

Cheryl Walsh:
He needs professional help. I think we have to take him to see a psychiatrist.

Ken Walsh:
Oh, come on, Cheryl. You're out of your gourd. What the hell will that do?

Cheryl Walsh:
I don't know. I just feel he needs help, and we don't know how to give it to him.

Ken Walsh:
Oh, come on, Cheryl.

Cheryl Walsh:
Are you hearing me? That boy's in trouble!

Ken Walsh:
No, he's not in trouble! What that boy needs is a good goddamn kick in the butt, that's what he needs! Tell you what he needs. He needs a methadone clinic.

[Jesse arrives to school as Ron tells him about Coach Schneider being murdered]

Ron Grady:
[Ron stops Jesse outside the yellow tape] Yo, man. Where have you been? Schneider got wasted last night. He must have been working late. Some maniac came in and sliced him up like a kielbasa, hacked him in the shower. Got bloody footprints all over the place.

[Jesse asks his father about their house during the family's morning breakfast]

Jesse Walsh:
Dad, how come it took them five years to sell this house?

Ken Walsh:
Oh, I don't know. Just couldn't get the right price, I suppose.

Jesse Walsh:
You didn't know anything about the murder across the street, and the crazy girl who lived here that saw the whole thing?

Ken Walsh:
They told me something about it, yeah, but I...

Cheryl Walsh:
You mean, you knew something about this, and you...

Ken Walsh:
Oh, come on, Cheryl. How do think we got such a good deal, huh?

Jesse Walsh:
Did they tell you that that girl lost her mind, and her mother killed herself in our living room?

Cheryl Walsh:
[Cheryl yells out louder] What?

Jesse Walsh:
Did they tell you that?

Angela Walsh:
Mom, I'm scared.

Ken Walsh:
[Ken signals for Angela to come to him] Come here.

Cheryl Walsh:
[Cheryl tells her daughter] Oh, honey, it's all right. Daddy and Jesse are just pretending, that's all. I don't think this is something we should discuss here.

Ken Walsh:
[Ken tells Jesse] See what you're doing here? I don't want to hear one more word about it, Jess. There is absolutely nothing, I mean *nothing*, wrong with this house. Come on.

Angela Walsh:
Something burning?

[the Walsh family downstairs hear the sound of Jesse waking up by screaming]

Angela Walsh:
Mommy? Why can't Jesse wake up like everybody else?

Cheryl Walsh:
Oh, honey, he's all right. He's just having a bad dream.

[first lines]

Boy on Bus:
[a student tells another student to turn his boombox down by throwing a paper at his head] Turn it down!

[a girl on the bus tries to get the bus driver's attention when he doesn't stop at her drop off]

Girl on Bus:
Hey, driver, that was my stop. Driver that was my stop!

[as the bus drives into a deserted field, bouncing through the hills of dirt with the students in the back]

[Jesse joins his parents for morning breakfast, as Angela digs in a cereal box for the toy prize]

Cheryl Walsh:
Jesse, are you okay?

Jesse Walsh:
It's just so hot up there. I'm having a lot of trouble sleeping.

Cheryl Walsh:
I know - Ken, I wish you'd call somebody and have the air conditioning...

Ken Walsh:
There's nothing, absolutely nothing wrong with that air conditioning, mom. It just needs a shot of Freon.

Angela Walsh:
[Angela finds the toy prize] Here they are!

Jesse Walsh:
Oh, no. Come on, dad, you're not trying to fix something again.

Ken Walsh:
[Ken smiles] Nobody likes a smart ass, buddy boy.

Angela Walsh:
[Angela holds up her hand wearing the Freddy look-alike Fu Man fingers] Look.

[Jesse gets hit in the head with a soft ball, as Coach Schneider goes onto the field to check on him]

Coach Schneider:
You okay?

Jesse Walsh:
Yeah, I'm fine.

Coach Schneider:
Well, pay attention next time!

[Jesse and Ron do push-ups out in the sun side-by-side, as Ron asks him about Lisa]

Ron Grady:
So, what about you and that rich babe you've been cruising to school with every day.

Jesse Walsh:
What about her?

Ron Grady:
Are you mounting her lightly or what?

[Ron tells Jesse about the house Jesse just moved into]

Ron Grady:
So, you live around here or what?

Jesse Walsh:
Yeah, my parents just bought a place on Elm Street.

Ron Grady:
Elm Street? You telling me you moved in that big white house with bars in the window?

Jesse Walsh:
Yeah, what about it?

Ron Grady:
Sh*t. You can tell your old man's a real chump.

Jesse Walsh:
What are you talking about now, Grady?

Ron Grady:
Some chick was locked in there by her mother and she went crazy. She watched her boyfriend get butchered across the street by some maniac.

Jesse Walsh:
You're full of sh*t, Grady.

[the students listen to their biology teacher talk about the human digestive system]

Biology Teacher:
So, to review... the solid waste, those nutrients not absorbed by the lining of the stomach, the large intestine, the small intestine, and the alimentary canal, are passed down through the colon.

[Ron makes a farting sound as the rest of the students chuckle]

Biology Teacher:
Liquid nutrients are then carried through an elaborate system of filtering, aided by the pancreas, liver, and gall bladder or collected in the gall bladder to be expelled at a later time.

[another student makes a gagging sound as the students laugh some more]

Biology Teacher:
And, this entire process has kept moving through the circulatory system... the center of which is...

Biology Teacher:
[the biology teacher drops a human heart on the desk] The heart.

Ron Grady:
[Ron yells out] Yeah!

[Jesse wakes up from a nightmare in class and screams in his biology class as a snake wraps itself around him]

Biology Teacher:
[the teacher removes the snake off Jesse] If you want to play with animals, Mr. Walsh, join the circus.

[the students all laugh]

[Jesse and the family talk about how hot it is in the living room]

Jesse Walsh:
My, God - It is hot like an oven in here.

Angela Walsh:
Shh! The birds are sleeping.

Ken Walsh:
Cheryl, it's 97 degrees in here.

[Ken Walsh tries to check behind the oven for a gas leak, and if it was the cause of the family bird to explode]

Jesse Walsh:
It isn't the gas.

Ken Walsh:
Don't tell me it's not the gas. Your mother thought she smelled gas.

Cheryl Walsh:
Well, Ken, I thought I did. I wasn't sure.

Ken Walsh:
All right, then. What is it? I mean, bird rabies? It's that cheap seed you been buying.

Cheryl Walsh:
Oh, please, Ken. Really...

Ken Walsh:
Well, it could be. There's got to be a reasonable explanation. I mean, animals don't just explode into flames for no reason. Do they?

[the policeman drops Jesse off at home to his parents late in the night]

Policeman:
[Jesse's parents answer the door] Good evening. Does this belong to you?

Ken Walsh:
[the parents see Jesse standing there with a blanket around him] Yes, sir - He's my son.

Policeman:
We found him out on the highway, wandering around. He was naked. I'd keep a short leash on him, if I were you.

[Jesse's parents question him after arriving home with the police naked]

Ken Walsh:
Two questions. You answer them, and we can all go to bed, all right? What are you taking, son? Who are you getting it from?

Jesse Walsh:
I'm not taking drugs. Mom, I want to go to bed.

[Jesse walks to his sister Angela's bedroom after hearing Freddy's voice tell him to kill]

Angela Walsh:
[Jesse opens the door to see Angela in a dress jump roping, singing] One, Two / Freddy's coming for you / Three, Four / Better lock your door / Five, Six / Grab your crucifix

[Lisa takes Jesse to the burned down power plant that Freddy Krueger used to work at]

Lisa:
Freddy Krueger kidnapped 20 kids and brought them here... and killed them.

Lisa:
[Jesse looks around the burned down building] Do you feel anything?

Jesse Walsh:
What do you mean?

Lisa:
I don't know. I thought you might be able to make a connection or something.

Jesse Walsh:
[Jesse tries to concentrate] I feel like a jerk.

[Jesse drives Lisa to school as she asks him if he's okay]

Lisa:
You had another nightmare, didn't you?

Jesse Walsh:
Yes, I had a bad night.

Lisa:
Do you want to talk about it?

Jesse Walsh:
My dad thinks I'm on drugs. My mom thinks I'm crazy. And, you know, at this point, I don't know if I don't disagree with her.

[Kerry looks back at Jesse and asks Lisa in the cafeteria line]

Kerry:
Hey, what's wrong with Jesse? He seems kinda freaked out.

[Kerry asks Ron at the school cafeteria table about going to Lisa's party]

Kerry:
Hi, Ronnie. So, you going to Lisa's house tomorrow night?

Ron Grady:
Nope - Can't - I'm grounded.

Kerry:
How come?

Ron Grady:
I threw my grandmother down a flight of stairs.

[Lisa tries to talk to Jesse around the school cafeteria table]

Lisa:
I wish you would talk to me. You know, we can figure it out. We can figure it out together.

Jesse Walsh:
There is nothing to figure out.

Ron Grady:
[Ron butts in with a full mouth of food] I don't know why you're wasting your time with this guy. He's a basket case.

Jesse Walsh:
[Jesse yells out] Shup up, Grady!

Ron Grady:
[Ron continues to talk with a full mouth of food before getting up to walk away] You want me to shut up? Fine! I'll shut up. No problem!

[Jesse sits with Ron in his bedroom, asking Ron for help]

Jesse Walsh:
I need you to help me. Okay?

Ron Grady:
All right, man. What do you want me to do?

Jesse Walsh:
Just watch me. And if anything starts to happen - If I start to act weird, or start dreaming weird, or try to walk out of here, you gotta stop me. I don't care if you have to hit me over the head, just don't let me leave. And, Grady... don't fall asleep.

[Lisa talks to Kerry beside the pool]

Lisa:
I don't know, Kerry. I feel like I should go see him, but I can't just leave the party.

Kerry:
[Kerry scoffs] F*** the party. Go see him.

Lisa:
[Lisa smiles before kissing Kerry's cheek] Yeah.

[Lisa reads the last page of Nancy's diary to Jesse]

Lisa:
Jesse. Come on - I just want you to listen to this. It's something Nancy said in the last page of her diary. Listen.

Lisa:
'He is evil itself. I know now that I brought him into my world. We all did. Gave him all the energy he needed. Our screams were all he needed.'

[Lisa tries to set Jesse free from Freddy with her love for Jesse]

Freddy Krueger:
Come back to me, Lisa.

Lisa:
[Freddy chuckles] I am not afraid of you.

Lisa:
[Freddy laughs] He's in there, and I want him back! I'm going to take him away from you, and you are gonna go straight back to hell you son of a b*tch!

Freddy Krueger:
No, Jesse's dead.

Lisa:
Come back to me, Jesse. I love you. Come back to me.

Freddy Krueger:
[Freddy screams] He's dead!

Lisa:
He can't hold you, Jesse. He's losing his grip. You can get out.

Freddy Krueger:
[Freddy weakens to his knees] He'll die with me. He'll die with both of us.

[Lisa leans in to kiss Freddy]

[last lines]

Jesse Walsh:
[Jesse sits on the bus with Lisa and Kerry, as the bus hits a bump] What is this? Am I going crazy, or is this bus going too fast?

Lisa:
It's going fine.

Kerry:
No problem.

Jesse Walsh:
[the bus begins to pick up speed] No - This bus is going too fast. Lisa, it's starting to speed up.

Lisa:
It's fine.

Jesse Walsh:
[Jesse yells out to the bus driver] Driver - Driver, stop!

Jesse Walsh:
[the bus slows down, as Jesse see's another kid get on] I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

Lisa:
It's okay - It's all right.

Kerry:
Jesse, it's okay. It's all over.

[as Freddy's hand rips through the front shirt of Kerry, the bus is shown driving out in the deserted field, hearing the screams of the kids on the bus and Freddy's laughter]