The Nightmare of Freddy

the Nightmare of Freddy is an American film carried out by Renny Harlin, left in 1988.

Synopsis

Decided well to exterminate the descendants of the parents who had burned it in the past, terrible Freddy, again ressuscity, are on the point of covering the most perverse behaviors to penetrate in the dreams of his next victims. But it was without counting on Alice, it so able to be introduced into the dreams of his/her friends to face frightening the croquemitaine…

Data sheet

Title: the Nightmare of Freddy
original Title: has Nightmare One Elm Street 4: The Dream Master
Realization: Renny Harlin
Scenario: Brian Helgeland, Jim Wheat and Ken Wheat
Production: Robert Shaye, Rachel Talalay, Stephen Diener and Sara Risher
Production company: New Line Cinema
Budget: 13 million dollars
Music: Craig Safan
Photography: Steven Fierberg
Assembly: Michael NR. Knue, Jack Tucker and Chuck Weiss
Decorations: C.J. Strawn and Mick Strawn
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Colors - 1,85:1 - Dolby - 35 mm
Kind: Horror
Lasted: 99 minutes
Comings out date: August 19th 1988 (the United States), January 4th 1989 (France)
Film prohibited with less than 12 years at the time of its exit in France

Distribution

Tuesday Knight : Kristen Parker
Ken Sagoes: Roland Kincaid
Rodney Eastman: Joey Crusel
LISA Wilcox: Alice Johnson
Andras Jones: Rick Johnson
Danny Hassel: DaN Jordan
Brooke Theiss: Debbie Stevens
Toy Newkirk : Sheila Kopecky
Robert Englund: Freddy Krueger
Nicholas Miss: Mr. Dennis Johnson
Brooke Bundy: Elaine Parker
Jacquelyn Masche: Mrs. Crusel
Hope Marie Carlton: A Pine Up
Richard Garrison: Doctor
John Beckman: Coach

Rewards

Price of the best special effects at the time of the International festival of film of Catalonia 1988.
Nomination at the price of best film at the time of the festival Fantasporto 1989.
Nomination at the price of the worst song ( Therapist ), at the time of the Razzie Awards 1989.
Nomination at the price of best film of horror, better realizer and male best supporting role (Robert Englund), at the time of the Academy of science fiction films, fantastic and horror 1990.

External bond

the Nightmare of Freddy on Internet Movie Database

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