In Germany, eight VHS tapes were released by Virgin Video, originally in 1989 as rental-only tapes. Eacht tape features two episodes. Freddy - Wie alles begann: "No More Mr. Nice Guy" and "Killer Instinct" Schere, Tupfer, Kralle...: "Freddy's Tricks and Treats" and "It's a Miserable Life" Saturday Nightmare Fever: "Saturday Night Special" and "Judy Miller, Come On Down" Freddy's Muttertag: "Sister's Keeper" and "Mother's Day" Rock me Freddy: "Rebel Without a Car" and "The Bride Wore Red" Blutige Träume: "Do Dreams Bleed" and "Out To Lunch" aka "The End Of The World" Freddy's Killerinstinkt: "Deadline" and "Black Tickets" Freddy's Höhenkoller: "School Daze" and "Cabin Fever" DVD & Blu-ray In 2003, Volume 1 (the first 3 episodes) was released on Region 2 DVD in Ireland and the UK, by Warner Home Video. Volume 2 and Volume 3 was also planned to be released later in future years to come, however, Warner canceled the releases due to poor sales. In 2011, a Blu-ray collection of the original seven A Nightmare on Elm Street films was released in the US. The set included a DVD with special features, which included two episodes of the show ("It's a Miserable Life" and "Killer Instinct"). In 2022, all episodes translated into German were published in Germany by Pidax. Syndication Initially the series aired in syndication across the United States. The violent and sexual content of the series often meant that episodes were heavily edited before airing. An example of this is the series finale Safe Sex, which had 8 minutes of its more explicit footage deleted. In 2006, AOL teamed up with distributor Warner Bros. Television to bring Freddy's Nightmares to its new In2TV broadband service. NBCUniversal's horror and suspense-themed cable channel Chiller previously aired Freddy's Nightmares with marathons once a month. Season one and two were shown one after another, with commercial breaks, however, the channel ended the run on March 31, 2011. In the UK, Sky and Virgin Media customers could watch the entire first series, one episode per night, at 8pm on Zone Horror, starting June 8, 2009. In Sweden, TV4 Guld aired the show every week from 2010 to 2012. El Rey Network has been airing the series since November 3, 2015. As of February 15, 2022, the series is available on Screambox, a streaming service dedicated to horror content. As of May 1, 2022, the series is now streaming on Tubi,