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Good movie, but best of all time? Hardly . . .

I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 3: Dream Warriors is actually a solid, competently made sequel that should've been the direct follow-up from the original A Nightmare on Elm Street instead of Part 2: Freddy's Revenge. There isn't anything awfully laughable or cringy in this movie that most horror sequels will often suffer from. It conclusively, offers an exceptional add-on story in the Freddy Krueger saga. All the actors/actresses give strong performances, however, the film suffers partially because of character development. This movie would've really benefited from a more thorough and thought-out script, so I could actually have something to emotionally latch onto throughout the movie's runtime. The film seems to be more dependent on the kills and action set-pieces-especially towards the finale-rather than the plot itself, which is massively holding it back from being "great." That being said, Dream Warriors is still one of the better horror sequels I've seen, and certainly provides some of the most creatively wicked kills (AND THERE ARE SO MANY OF THEM!!!) this franchise has had yet to offer. (Verdict: B-) 6.5/10

Of the Robert Englund Krueger films, this is the most DEADLY serious of the bunch (see what I did there?). Completely ignoring "Freddy's Revenge", it jumps back to the premise of Elm St. children having to pay for the sins of their parents, with a really great mixture of creative deaths & solid storytelling. Langenkamp is still terrible, the dialogue sometimes has trouble finding its footing, & the rules of Freddy are really starting not to make sense…but still, this is a fun one.

Part 2 sorta strayed away from the original story to a degree and this 3rd film seems to put the story back to the original concept of the 1st film... That Freddy's a literal nightmare in your dreams!! A nightmare that can literally kill you in your sleep.Nancy's back in this film, she was the sole surviving teen in the 1st film, she's back now as dream therapist and is trying to help the kids through the horror of Freddy Krueger! Somehow these kids are special, they tend to all have special abilities in their dreams which will help somewhat against Krueger but not completely - it will take Nancy's father to revel were the bones of Krueger are in order to bury them in hallowed ground. There is also a mysterious nun who knows all to much about Krueger and his mother's past.Fun film! Recommended to fans of the 1980s horror! 8.5/10

First of all Heather Langenkamp (Nancy in the first one) is back!As well as John Saxon (Nancy's father). And it's directed by Wes Craven (director of the 1st movie)Freddy's back! I liked this one a lot because the story is different but it still follows the original idea. You get to know a bit more about Freddy and what happened to him.This movie has horror, comedy and much more which is nice to get a bigger audience, and of course it does. As this franchise grows it kinda goes out of hand sometimes, but that's what makes it special.Overall this movie was fun to watch. A bit weirder then the others (but you'll get used of this at the end of the franchise).