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New Nightmare
A Nightmare on Elm Street 7 / Wes Craven's New Nightmare

USA 1994
produced by
Marianne Maddalena, Robert Shaye (executive), Wes Craven (executive) for New Line
directed by Wes Craven
starring Heather Langenkamp, Robert Englund, Miko Hughes, Tracy Middendorf, David Newsom, John Saxon, Wes Craven, Robert Shaye, Sara Risher, Marianne Maddalena, Gretchen Oehler, Jeff Davis, Cully Fredricksen, Matt Winston, Bodhi Elfman, Rob LaBelle, Sam Rubin, Claudia Haro, Cindy Guidry, Ray Glanzmann, Yonda Davis, Michael Hagiwara, W.Earl Brown, Kenneth Zanchi, Tuesday Knight, Beans Morocco, Tamara Mark, Fran Bennett, Lin Shaye, Deborah Zara Kobylt, Diane Nadeau, Star-Shemah, Lou Thornton, Cynthia Savage, Jessica Craven, Sandra Ellis Lafferty, Thomas G.Burt, Jsu Garcia (as Nick Corri), Tina Vail
written by Wes Craven, music by J.Peter Robinson, special effects by Flash Film Works, visual effects by Digital Filmworks, special make-up effects by K.N.B.EFX Group

A Nightmare on Elm Street/Freddy Krueger

review by
Mike Haberfelner


It's been 10 years now that she starred in the original Nightmare on Elm Street, but suddenly Heather Langenkamp is troubled by nightmares, nightmares that seem to have something to do with Freddy Krueger - which is rather weird because of all people she should know that Krueger is only a work of fiction, especially since she is friends with Freddy-actor Robert Englund. But if that is already worrying, Heather's son Dylan (Miko Hughes) has nightmares about Freddy as well, and Freddy seems to have taken quite a liking to the little boy, if you catch my drift.

Then Heather's husband (David Newsom) dies in a car accident, but Heather knows it was really Freddy Krueger who killed him. But that's not all, before long Heather's friend and trusted babysitter Julie (Tracy Middendorf) is killed too, in a bizarre, Freddy-sort of way - fighting for her life, she is dragged across the ceiling. Then Dylan even disappears, but not just like that, but into thin air our of his own bed, and the only trail leading to him is marked by sleeping pills. In Freddy's horrorland in her own nightmare, Heather finds Dylan again - but she also finds Freddy, and together mother and son must fight Freddy, who this time around also makes use of his really long tongue. Guess who wins in the end though ...

 

Wes Craven's New Nightmare tries hard to be a meta horrorfilm and an intelligent reinterpretation of the Nightmare on Elm Street-series, which ten years after the first part has grown more thana bit stale ... however, ultimately the film fails as the meta-level of the production seems to consist of nothing more than some of the series' actors (Langenkamp, Englund, John Saxon) as well as key personnel (Wes Craven, producer Robert Shaye) playing themselves, while the reinterpretation soon leads to nothing more than a reworking of the already tried and true formula with no real new additions - plus it's by far not as much fun as some of the earlier parts of the series, as a matter of fact the film takes itself annoyingly serious. Only the ending with Freddy's really long tongue is fun, but that's a little too little, too late.

Not really worth your while.

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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