'A Nightmare On Elm Street 2 : Freddy's Revenge' | Videomax Betamax Tape (Mexico, 80's) | VERY RARE

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ITEM'S DESCRIPTION | VERY RARE | Betamax tape (or simply known as 'beta') of the film 'A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge' (titled in Mexico as 'Pesadilla en la calle de Freddy 2', translated as 'Nightmare on Freddy's Street 2') released in Mexico in the late 1980s by the now-defunct Videomax label. Needless to say, this is a very rare tape, as has become the entire repertoire of horror titles released in Mexico by Videomax. These titles have become cult classics, highly sought after by collectors of Betamax and VHS tapes, as well as by horror film lovers around the world. The condition of this piece is generally excellent. The copy still retains its original shrink wrap, and the tape appears to be in excellent condition. We only performed the inspection visually, as we do not have the equipment to play the tape and confirm its correct playback. Consider this a unique opportunity to acquire this piece and add it to your personal collection, as it is a very scarce and rare piece that will hardly be seen again in the future, especially in such good condition. EXCELLENT / VERY GOOD CONDITION (Depending on who's judging).

NOTE | Please examine the photographs carefully to appreciate the obvious details of the piece. We have photographed the most relevant ones, but if you would like to see more specific photographs of any detail that particularly interests you, please do not hesitate to let us know. In any case, consider this unique opportunity to acquire this item to add and expand your own collection, as it deserves to be cherished and preserved for posterity.

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