"Freddy jammed his razor-blade-knifed fingers into Kincaid""s chest, who died exclaiming: "I""ll see you in hell.Waterbury explains that Sousè can benefit from his sad personal misfortune and predicament.He would almost rather sell his grandmother""s old paisley shawl than sacrifice his stocks in Beefsteak Mines:I""m in the bond and stock business."After the credits, in a nighttime scene, emergency personnel and police officers (with helicopters hovering above with spotlights) converged on the horrible murder scene at Higgins Haven near Crystal Lake from the third film, where there were ten killings (7 weekend visitors and 3 leather-clad motorcycle gang members).The spotlight moves from the book to the impish, effervescent Jiminy Cricket, who finishes the song, perched on a shelf above the book."That evening at Emmerich""s second residence, "Doc" confidently and intelligently offers his meticulously-researched plan o the cultivated, distinguished man in his fifties, attorney Alonzo "Lon" D.