A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge (1985) – Filming Locations
Where Freddy's Revenge was filmed in California: the Elm Street house, the bus route through Hollywood, Lisa's pool party house and the Palmdale desert.
Jack Sholder shot Freddy’s Revenge in the summer of 1985, back on the same Elm Street block as the first film, with more scenes in Woodland Hills, Pasadena, Palmdale and Fontana.
The Walsh House on Elm Street
Address: North Genesee Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90046 (private)
The same house as the first film, now the Walsh family home. The front door was painted blood red for this movie.
Private home. View from the sidewalk and please do not disturb the owners.
The Opening Bus Route
Address: De Longpre Ave at N Spaulding Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
In the opening titles the school bus turns onto De Longpre, crosses Genesee and drops the first kids off at Spaulding.
Public residential streets.
Lisa’s House
Address: Madre Street, Pasadena, CA 91107 (private)
The backyard pool party where Freddy comes out of Jesse. The pool has since been moved within the yard.
Private home, and the backyard cannot be seen. View the front from the street only.
The Desert Bus Ride: Palmdale
Address: E Ave R-12 at Mahonia Ave, Palmdale, CA 93552
The bus misses the girls’ stop and drives out into the desert. A second stretch was filmed at E Ave S and 51st St E.
Public roads. Much of the open desert here has since been built on.
The Final Bus Stop
Address: N June St at Oakwood Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90004
The bus stop in the last scene, a few houses from the Kristen Parker house in Part 4.
Public residential street.
Springwood High: Charles Evans Hughes School
Address: 5607 Capistrano Ave, Woodland Hills, CA 91367
The outside of Springwood High, with its outdoor hallways and lockers, the parking lot and the baseball field.
No longer a regular school. Not open to the public, so view from the street.
The Boiler Room: Kaiser Steel Mill Site
Address: Fontana, CA 92335
The boiler room and factory scenes were shot at the old Kaiser steel mill.
The part of the mill that was filmed was torn down in the 1990s. Nothing from the film remains.
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