Review of A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987) by Leslie B — 21 Jan 2016

The best of the franchise, the plot, the characters, the way it was directed, I thought it was the right way to do a Freddy Krueger film. What makes this movie so good is that it delivers the fact that there's these people upset that they can't sleep, and they are crying for help, but don't seem to get it.

They did a good job on casting Laurence Fishbourne as Max, the doctor and is a real credit to the kids. I liked how the plot goes to another level when they find out who Freddy is when Nancy(Heather Langengcamp) announces that she is the one who had her moments with him.