Realização:
Chuck RussellCâmara:
Roy H. WagnerMúsica:
Angelo BadalamentiElenco:
Heather Langenkamp, Patricia Arquette, Laurence Fishburne, Priscilla Pointer, Craig Wasson, John Saxon, Brooke Bundy, Bradley Gregg, Rodney Eastman (mais)Sinopses(1)
In a medical facility, seven teenagers who have constant nightmares about child murderer Freddy Krueger undergo monitoring for sleep disorders. But nothing that anyone does seems to help them -- until Nancy Thompson, the heroine of the first movie, joins the medical staff. She suggests that they try a new drug, which inhibits dreaming, on the youngsters. The gullible doctor-in-charge opposes this treatment, forcing Nancy to fight both him and a suspicious nurse in order to save the teens. Meanwhile, Freddy gleefully unleashes one horror-filled image after another to traumatize the patients ... till they fear that this is one nightmare they'll never wake up from again. (texto oficial do distribuidor)
(mais)Críticas (5)
One perverted fun bloody idea alternates another, Freddy is incalculable, the main teen protagonists sympathetic, the special effects sensational, and the viewer isn't bored for even a second. It's less horror and more fantasy, but I remembered most of the scenes from this film well even after some fifteen or more years since the last time I saw it.
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Very good episode, great in fact when compared with the awful second one. The story goes back to the first part, the creators did away with the dodgy portrayal of the psychology of the main characters and focused mainly on the dream sequences. And it was worthy, I wouldn’t hesitate to say that in this sense Dream Warriors is at least comparable with the first film. Where it falls short is in terms of atmosphere and fear, which is the main reason I can’t give it a full rating. I also didn’t like much the skeleton at the end, too much fantasy, which is really not my kind of thing. In any case, Freddy and his wisecracks pull it to four stars without a problem.
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Yeah, so the third episode of Freddy is the best thing to come along in years. Freddy is an unbeatable character, he has a scary look, he drops wisecracks, he has the perfect murder weapon, he can change into different forms, yes he really makes you respect him. The film even has incredibly good visuals and effects that don't offend even today, and there is decent gore, so a well deserved 5* for the best horror theme and character.
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Dream Warriors is definitely one of the best sequels to Nightmare on Elm Street. Firstly, the rules set by the initial movie are respected (not only the original creator Wes Craven, but also – among others – the newcomer Frank Darabont, worked on the script), but most of all, there’s a real effort to expand on interesting ideas related to the mechanisms of the dream world. However, over the viewings, I’ve always got the feeling that this film is mostly a chain of miscellaneous murders, dreamworld attractions and those extensive ideas, but less of a consistent and atmospheric storyline in which you would fear for the characters or become scared in general. Still, this picture is incredibly entertaining, has excellent practical effects as well as a bit of that classic Harryhausen-style stop-motion animation.
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Now that was a B movie as it should be. Action, blood, pretty babes (Patricia Arquette hmmm), likable characters, and even the boobs are there. After the awful second one, this is often lined up next to Hellraiser 2 and it serves its purpose – to entertain.
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