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A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

6.7

Released February 27, 1987Runtime 1h 36min

If you think you'll get out alive, you must be dreaming.

A psychiatrist, familiar with the knife-wielding dream demon Freddy Krueger, helps teens at a mental hospital battle the killer who is invading their dreams.

Genres

Horror

Thriller

Fantasy

Production Companies

New Line Cinema

Smart Egg Pictures

Heron Communications

Production Countries

United Kingdom

United States of America

Finances

Budget: $4,450,000
Revenue: $44,793,222
Profit/Loss: $40,343,222

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Cast

Heather LangenkampNancy Thompson

Patricia ArquetteKristen Parker

Craig WassonDr. Neil Gordon

Robert EnglundFreddy Krueger

Laurence FishburneMax

Ken SagoesKincaid

Rodney EastmanJoey

Jennifer RubinTaryn

Bradley GreggPhillip

Ira HeidenWill

Penelope SudrowJennifer

John SaxonThompson

Priscilla PointerDr. Elizabeth Simms

Nan MartinSister Mary Helena

Clayton LandeyLorenzo

Brooke BundyElaine

Kristen ClaytonLittle Girl

Sally PiperNurse #1

Rozlyn SorrellNurse #2

Stacey AldenMarcie

Dick CavettDick Cavett

Zsa Zsa GaborZsa Zsa Gabor

Michael RougasPriest in Church

Jack SheaPriest in Cemetery

Paul KentDr. Carver

Mary BrownNeurosurgeon

Melanie DoctorsGirl in Cemetery

Donna DurhamGirl in Crowd

Crew

Chuck RussellDirector

Robert EngelmanSecond Unit First Assistant Director

Dan PerriSecond Unit Director

Frank DarabontScreenplay

Chuck RussellScreenplay

Wes CravenScreenplay

Bruce WagnerScreenplay

Wes CravenCharacters

Bruce WagnerStory

Wes CravenStory

Wes CravenExecutive Producer

Robert ShayeProducer

Stephen DienerExecutive Producer

Rebecca CarriagaArt Department Production Assistant

Rachel TalalayLine Producer

Annette BensonCasting

Terry StokesEditor

Chuck WeissEditor

Angelo BadalamentiOriginal Music Composer

Roy H. WagnerDirector of Photography

Antar Abderrahman Jr.Electrician

Tom WestBest Boy Grip

Kent H. JorgensenDolly Grip

Eric WhiteheadGrip

Ismael Araujo Jr.Grip

César Díez ÁlavaAssistant Property Master

Shane D. KellyGaffer

Donna R. SchultzWardrobe Supervisor

J. Patrick DailyKey Grip

William ShafferBoom Operator

Griff RugglesTransportation Coordinator

Pete von ShollyStoryboard Artist

Batia GrafkaProperty Master

William FiegeSound Mixer

Gregg DandridgeStunts

Tony SnegoffStunts

Thomas A. O'ConorConstruction Coordinator

Rick BarkerStunt Coordinator

Bob K. CummingsStunts

William R. PerryStunts

Felisa FinnPainter

Gary LittlejohnStunts

Joe GilbrideStunts

David Lewis YewdallSound Designer

Joel FletcherSpecial Effects

Debby PorterStunts

Dan PerriTitle Designer

Camile MorrisCostume Design

C.J. StrawnArt Direction

Mick StrawnArt Direction

Screaming Mad GeorgeMakeup Artist

James R. BarrowsSet Decoration

Kevin YagherMakeup Effects Designer

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Reviews

by Andre Gonzales

My favorite out of the entire series. Nothing like going after a bunch of teens who are locked up in a psychiatric hospital for bad nightmares. Freddy has a field day with this one. Welcome to prime time bitch!

"A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors" is an extremely engaging film despite the fact that it is in the very nature of sequels that each new entry in any franchise won't match the rapidly declining standard set by the previous film and none of them will ever be as good as the original anyway...