Release Year: 1991 Rating: R Duration: 105 minutes Other Title: A Nightmare On Elm Street 6 Director: Wes Craven, Rachel Talalay Producer: Robert Shaye
synopsis
Freddy Krueger, the evil dreamstalker, returns to lure his son back to Springwood. This time he may have met his match in his own child, but not before he enjoys some fiendish games of his own.
cast
Robert Englund as Freddy Krueger
quote
Tracy's Father: No honey for daddy?
[Morphs into Freddy Krueger]
Freddy Krueger: What's with kids today, huh? Noo respect.
Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare Reviews (3 reviews)
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Rating : 0
The Phantom feels good about this review, because with it he can help nearly all of his readers. All except those who have already seen FREDDY'S DEAD: THE FINAL NIGHTMARE, that is. There's not much that can be done for those unfortunate few who bolted from the comfort and safety of their homes to see Freddy's latest (and purportedly, his last) ELM STREET film this past weekend. Perhaps they were disappointed by CHILD'S PLAY 3 the week before and figured that at the very least, nothing could be worse. Perhaps they were enticed by the prospect of great special effects -- after all, as the print ads read, "they saved the best for last." Perhaps the rare opportunity of seeing another film in 3-D did it. Or perhaps it was just their self-appointed job, as it was for the Phantom, Janet Maslin of the New York Times, and what appeared to be most of the employees of New Line Cinema's New York office (New Line has been the distributor of all of the ELM STREET films).
