Nightmare Toys
Shopping & Retail, Las Vegas / Las Vegas Valley
Researched from public sources.
Co-owner Kristy Adams’s lifelong interest in horror informs a Las Vegas store filled with movie figures, masks, props and signed collectibles.
At Nightmare Toys, Halloween is a year-round subject. The Las Vegas horror retailer carries figures, masks, props, clothing and memorabilia for collectors whose interests run from Universal Monsters to contemporary slasher films.
Co-owner Kristy Adams describes the beginning of her interest in the genre as watching Michael Jackson's Thriller video as a child, then becoming fascinated by the special-effects work shown in its making-of film. Her account on the shop's website connects that early curiosity with a continuing love of horror movies and Halloween decorating.
A catalog organized for fans
The store groups products by film and character franchises, including Halloween, Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Scream, Alien and the Evil Dead. Collectors can also browse by the kind of object they want rather than by the movie it comes from.
- Action figures, statues, dolls and display cases.
- Latex, vinyl and hockey-style masks, plus prop replicas.
- Clothing, enamel pins, patches and other wearable merchandise.
- Posters, household décor and physical-media releases.
The people behind the collection
A 2024 Cinema Crazed interview independently identifies Adams as a co-owner and explores her work in the horror community. That personal connection is also visible in the retailer's own Nightmare Toys merchandise and its dedicated autographed-products section.
The autograph catalog is organized by performer, with names such as Linda Blair, Danielle Harris and Tony Todd represented. Availability changes as individual items sell, so those categories are a guide to the shop's focus rather than a guarantee about a particular signed piece.
Nightmare Toys combines its Las Vegas identity with an online storefront and a published customer-service telephone and email. Its range gives a fan several entry points: a small accessory, a display figure, a costume element or a piece of film memorabilia.
Contact Nightmare Toys
Las Vegas; horror collectibles shop and online store
Business website
702-202-2365
Researched September 29, 2026. Source 1; Source 2; Source 3; Source 4. This is an independent directory listing, not a claim that the owner has joined or installed a badge. For corrections or removal, contact Cody. Listings are free; badges are optional.
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