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It was a long time since I used a color so red for blood: I made this drawing a year ago, I have been much in deciding to upload it I do not usually do art based on horror movies, but I had to draw a picture of Freddy and Mary Lou.

Who is Mary Lou? Everyone knows Freddy, possibly the most famous (and most talkative, when they are usually silent people) slasher killer of the horror movies of the 80s, which has the ability to kill you in dreams... When something becomes famous, imitators soon appear, and Krueger was not the only supernatural and talkative murderer in this age. The lady in question appeared in "Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II" a sequel to a slasher movie that really the original and the sequel are not related. But "Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II" is a favorite horror movies, because clearly it is like the saga of elm street and is fun to see the points is common in both franchises

But despite being a brazen copy of the killer saga of Elm Street with Carrie's ideas... it's a great movie! Very good movie of 80s terror: it's an incredibly well-made rip off and even surpasses some Freddy Krueger movies. Has teenagers that are nice (you do not want them to die), very well worked "daydream" scenes (Mary Lou attacks in daydreams) and appears Michael Ironside in the role of high school director (can there be anything more genuinely 80s than that?) And especially, the movie has a great villain: a coquette prom queen turned into a terrible ghost killer played by Lisa Schrage (really! she is so beautiful because she has a special charisma, and and it's very sad that in the sequel there is a different actress)

the links for information:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Nightm…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hello_Ma…

Mary lou and Freddy are for each other, if before they do not kill each other.

I wish you all a happy bloody and funny Valentine and watch out for supernatural serial killers: It is possible that like time, love kills us a little each day XD

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As all works this drawing has Copyrigth

Freddy Krueger ©A nightmare on Elm Street 1984 New Line
Mary Lou Maloney © Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II 1987 Norstar Releasing
Artwork © Nuria Abajo Gamarra

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nuriaabajo.tumblr.com/post/182…

It was a long time since I used a color so red for blood: I made this drawing a year ago, I have been much in deciding to upload it I do not usually do art based on horror movies, but I had to draw a picture of Freddy and Mary Lou.

Who is Mary Lou? Everyone knows Freddy, possibly the most famous (and most talkative, when they are usually silent people) slasher killer of the horror movies of the 80s, which has the ability to kill you in dreams... When something becomes famous, imitators soon appear, and Krueger was not the only supernatural and talkative murderer in this age. The lady in question appeared in "Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II" a sequel to a slasher movie that really the original and the sequel are not related. But "Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II" is a favorite horror movies, because clearly it is like the saga of elm street and is fun to see the points is common in both franchises

But despite being a brazen copy of the killer saga of Elm Street with Carrie's ideas... it's a great movie! Very good movie of 80s terror: it's an incredibly well-made rip off and even surpasses some Freddy Krueger movies. Has teenagers that are nice (you do not want them to die), very well worked "daydream" scenes (Mary Lou attacks in daydreams) and appears Michael Ironside in the role of high school director (can there be anything more genuinely 80s than that?) And especially, the movie has a great villain: a coquette prom queen turned into a terrible ghost killer played by Lisa Schrage (really! she is so beautiful because she has a special charisma, and and it's very sad that in the sequel there is a different actress)

the links for information:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Nightm…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hello_Ma…

Mary lou and Freddy are for each other, if before they do not kill each other.

I wish you all a happy bloody and funny Valentine and watch out for supernatural serial killers: It is possible that like time, love kills us a little each day XD

Clip studio paint

As all works this drawing has Copyrigth

Freddy Krueger ©A nightmare on Elm Street 1984 New Line
Mary Lou Maloney © Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II 1987 Norstar Releasing
Artwork © Nuria Abajo Gamarra