New Nightmare (1994)
Genre: Horror / Thriller
Duration: 112 minuten
Alternative titles: Wes Craven's New Nightmare / A Nightmare On Elm Street 7
Country:
United States
Directed by: Wes Craven
Stars: Heather Langenkamp, Robert Englund and Miko Hughes
IMDb score:
6,4 (70.040)
Releasedate: 13 October 1994
New Nightmare plot
"This time the terror doesn't stop at the screen."
Heather is a happily married actress with a small son Dylan. She is concerned about a maniac who keeps calling her house. She thinks the maniac is Freddy, the killer from her previous film. Meanwhile, Wes Craven has nightmares and is inspired to write a script for a new Nightmare movie. Heather is frightened by the murders and realizes that her son will be the next victim. The only way to save him is to play the part of Nancy for one last time.
Actors and actresses
Self / Nancy Thompson
Self / Freddy Krueger
Dylan Porter
Self
Chase Porter
Julie
Self / Donald Thompson
Freddy's Hand Double
Chuck Wilson
Terry Feinstein
Reviews & comments
Onderhond
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- 87698 messages
- 13075 votes
After the terrible showing of the 6th part, this is still a worthy closing.
I quite like the idea itself. It also delivered a different kind of tension. The Elm Street series is quite an inconsistent series so this as an end can also be added.
Nice to see even after the 6 previous parts. Many references and winks. It just will never really click between Freddy and me. Thought the film was actually quite exciting until Freddy himself came into the picture, then it all became a little less.
Best scene in my opinion was the one on the highway, the end was the worst part of the movie. The whole Hansel and Gretel given was also a bit inappropriate.
But nice closing, in my opinion, together with part 5 the best in the series.
3.0
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scorsese
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- 13504 messages
- 11316 votes
Good film in which the actress Heather Langenkamp is harassed by a stalker who pretends to be Freddy Kreuger. After the first part, Wes Craven is back in the director's chair and takes a different tack here and makes the best film of the entire series. An original idea in which the actors play themselves and it can also be seen as a precursor to Scream.
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FlorisV
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- 1872 messages
- 804 votes
The problem with more Wes Craven films: way too slow. Shouldn't have lasted more than 90 minutes. In itself a nice idea to let the actors play themselves as makers of the original film in the background of the story. However, meta-references and self-mockery are done much nicer not long after in the much smoother and nicer written Scream series. What attracted me most to the Elm Street films were the bizarre kills, the excess of fantasy that dreams give all the space to and the special way in which Freddy Krueger had to be defeated every time. Parts 3 and 4 are the best for me. This film limps a bit on two legs, on the one hand it wants to be much more serious, on the other hand that ironic wink by wanting to tell a meta story.
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