The film opens up with Tina having a nightmare inside a boiler room. Her attempts to escape seem futile as her dreamstalker catches up with her before she awakens, finding that Freddy Krueger slashed her nightgown. Grabbing her crucifix, she tries to go back to sleep. The next day whilst walking to school, Tina tells her friend Nancy Thompson of her nightmare. In an attempt to cheer up Tina and alleviate her fears after her mother goes away with her boyfriend, Nancy and her boyfriend Glen Lantz decide to spend the night at Tina's house, where they are confronted with Rod Lane, Tina's on-again-off-again boyfriend. He reveals indirectly that he had been having the same dreams as Tina and Nancy. After making love to Rod and falling asleep, Tina finds herself trapped in her final nightmare. Tina hears tapping on the window, along with her name being whispered in the darkness. Unable to wake Rod up, she goes outside to investigate. Walking further into the alley, Tina hears a noise behind her and turns to see the lid of a trash can rolling towards her before settling on the ground. She is then confronted with the image of Freddy Krueger. She runs away into her backyard towards her house and bangs on her back door, crying out for Nancy to let her in. Unfortunately, Freddy grabs her and the two tumble onto the floor. After a brief struggle, Freddy gets the upperhand and begins killing her. Outside of her dream, Rod awakens to find Tina under attack, her abdomen was slashed and start bleeding from its wounds. Levitating off the bed, Tina groans and gags painfully as her body starts spinning in midair. Rod is knocked into a corner by Tina's spinning body from where he watches on in horror as Tina is thrown into the corner and dragged up the wall and across the ceiling. Nancy and Glen are awakened by their screaming, and by the time Nancy and Glen arrive, Tina is dead on the floor and Rod has fled through the window. Her death is one of the most memorable Elm Street deaths. Her soul is absorbed by Freddy and was released along with other souls of Freddy's victims when Alice defeated Freddy. After her death, Tina appears to Nancy within one of her nightmares, calling Nancy's name from within a bloody, transparent bodybag. At the end of A Nightmare on Elm Street, she is seen alive and well with Rod and Glen, sitting in the back of Glen's car as it pulls up to Nancy's house. Nancy joins them in the car at which point the car's hood, transformed into the color of Freddy's sweater, comes down of its own accord. All of the car doors lock by an unseen force and the car drives off, Tina and her friends looking on in helpless horror through the car windows. ?AUDIO PODCAST : https://www.spreaker.com/show/cedtalks-horror ?VIDEO PODCAST: https://patreon.com/CEDtalks85 ?️ VIDEO PODCAST: https://ko-fi.com/cedtalks85 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94k9g-Bj-CA