A NIGHTMARE REBORN: FREDDY VS. JASON 2
CHAPTER 02
BASED UPON CHARACTERS CREATED BY:
WES CRAVEN: A Nightmare on Elm Street
VICTOR MILLER: Friday the 13th
JOHN CARPENTER: Halloween
STEPHEN KING: It
VICTOR SALVA: Jeepers Creepers
KEVIN WILLIAMSON: Scream
CLIVE BARKER: Candyman
ALFRED HITCHCOCK: Psycho
CREATIVE CONSULTANTS:
Sean Renaud, Tessa Alexander and Miriam Belle
EDITOR:
Miriam Belle
AUTHOR'S NOTE:
-"There have been a few questions regarding the fate of Dr. Loomis at the end of 'Halloween 6.' There was a producer's cut of the film that showed Loomis being possessed by the spirit of the Thorn, the evil that drives Michael Myers. I found this ending to be ridiculous and the idea a spit in the eye of the story and characters. Thus, I base my assertion that Dr. Loomis died in the final moments of the movie, killed by Michael Myers.
Also, a lot of die-hard "Nightmare" fans have written me in regards to Freddy Krueger's abilities, as they vary from movie to movie. The inconsistencies of the film franchise pose a lot of problems, especially in the last two films, "Freddy's Dead" and "New Nightmare." To bring together the loose ends and conflictions in the stories, I decided to portray Freddy as an evolving evil. He's constantly changing and learning, growing in his abilities to be a more efficient killer.
Finally, Michael enters this story shortly after the end of 'Halloween: Resurrection.'
Enjoy!" βbluefox07
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BAD DREAMS
At first, Mary Stilfreeze wasn't sure where she was.
The stinging cold water of the lake had been biting at her flesh mere moments ago, unrelenting and painfully all encompassing. She remembered the water sucking into her throat and then her lungs, as she finally could no longer hold off the impulse to breath. She had choked and drowned in the lake, surrounded by enemies and horribly alone.
She even remembered the fat, red drops of blood dripping off the machete...
"Jason!" she screamed and sat up.
Mary clenched her fists and found she was holding onto a sheet, dry and safe. In fact, it was one of her red satin sheets she had bought a year ago, smooth and comforting on her naked skin. Mary flipped the covers back and was amazed to find she was no longer wet or drowning. Indeed, there was no sign she ever had been anywhere but her bed in the last twelve hours. A frantic look around the room revealed no hockey-masked killer and certainly no headless corpses grabbing her from depths of the Crystal Lake.
"What the hell?" she whispered to herself, looking around the empty room.
Bright morning sunlight poured through the windows. Mary stood up and walked over to the shafts of illumination. She stretched her hand out to the light and felt the soft heat. She smiled.
"A dream," she sighed, "Jesus save me, what a dream."
She ran a hand through her long, blonde hair and shuffled over to the bureau. She stopped for a moment to look at herself in the mirror attached the ancient oak dresser, turning herself slightly. Her breasts were pert and athletic, the nipples still at rigid attention from the nightmare she had just been subjected to. She cupped them for a moment, trying to warm them up. But the sensation of her fingers against the sensitive buds only caused an electric sexual tingle to spark deep inside her.
She heard the shower running down the hall, and smiled to herself. John would be in there, naked and wet. Mary felt the start of undeniable hot moisture in her sex, slick and persuasive. She walked down the hall, her bare feet sliding against the hardwood and echoing slightly in the narrow passage. The water was pounding hard and steam lazily rolled out from the open bathroom doorway. She stood there for a moment, admiring the blurred form of his body behind the opaque glass of the shower door.
She had met John a few years ago when she hosted a symposium on serial killers at Windsor College in California. She had always admired his work and had long been an admirer of his theories and ideas of what made serial killers tick. Serial killers had fascinated Mary since her childhood and she had felt a certain connection to John Bilk from the moment she read his published findings on the Haddonfield murders. But when they had met in person, Mary discovered that her appreciation of John ran much deeper than simple professional admiration.
It also transcended the fact that she was married at the time.
They were in bed together four hours after first meeting, fucking like there was no tomorrow. Mary had always found that odd, as she never had been so sexually aggressive or forthright before in her thirty-nine years of life. But John had been irresistible and she discovered that she could be wild and uninhibited with him. And since she was unable to have children, their sex had been reckless, careless and absolutely wonderful. It was so unlike the routine and predictable sexual exercises she and her husband had shared for so many years. In ten years of marriage, he'd never once brought her to an orgasm once with his cock. John managed it in the first five minutes.
John turned in the shower, and Mary noticed that his hand was working hard, back and forth near his crotch. She heard some barely audible moans and realized that he was masturbating. Mary smiled broadly and allowed herself to enjoy watching him jerk off. John had the biggest cock she had ever seen, crowning out at ten inches long and thick enough to stretch her out within an inch of her life every time they fucked. She felt her pussy becoming even more hot and demanding as she watched his hand stroking his dick, working towards his climax.
She found her fingers gently yet earnestly kneading the outer lips of her pussy, slowly working back and forth over the moist skin. Her nipples were erect and in desperate need of John's touch, of his hands and mouth. She walked over to the shower door and pressed her body against the glass. It was both cold and warm at the same time, the vibrations from the pelting water on the other side enticing her skin.
"John," she whispered, "You need any help?"
No answer. John sped up his jerking motions, as if in some kind of response to her question.
She smiled. "Is that a yes?"
No answer.