A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors 4K 1987 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Freddy Krueger has become much more powerful by feeding off the souls of the Elm Street kids. Now he has turned his attention to the seven children imprisoned in a mental institution. The situation is aggravated by the rampant "suicides", which, of course, are Freddy's pranks. Only Nancy Thompson, who has returned to her hometown as a practicing doctor, can resolve the situation and explain what is going on.

Review 4K Movie

The third installment in a series of horror films about a maniac who appears in dreams, it has always stood apart from its counterparts as a sovereign film. Here, the series as such has been somewhat reimagined. Without changing the overall concept, the creators managed to significantly transform the film, giving it something new that the sequel couldn't give it: even more fear.

Now Freddy has become even more cruel and, as silly as it may sound, sarcastic. Some scenes are pure banter; in this part, the maniac in the hat acquires a character trait for the first time: a capacity for dark humor. Just remember the scene where Freddy kills a girl who wanted to be a TV star. How do you think he did it? With a TV set. “This is your big break on TV, Jennifer!” Krueger remarks sarcastically. Yes, of course, he played tricks on children in the first part, but the apotheosis of all this is precisely the third part.

The other side of the film is the scary scenes. Now the nightmares have become real nightmares, terrifying, incomprehensible, inexplicable. Perhaps the most frightening of the nightmares is the one where Freddy controls one of the teenagers like a puppet. It's not the idea itself that's scary, but how effectively and truly frightening it was realized. What can I say — just watch it.

The cast was a delight. Heather's return is an excellent idea, especially considering her new role in the film. The other actors are also quite good, but the roles they play are too stereotypical. I don't know if it's a good idea to insert genre clichés into such an unconventional film, but overall, it turned out well, and that's what matters.

The atmosphere in the film took all the best moments from the first part and embellished them with a new trilogy wrapper with all the innovations, which turned out incredibly cool. Don't compare this film to the second part, because the difference will shock you. I don't mean that the sequel is bad, but they are completely different things, not in concept, but in style.

I would recommend watching the third part the most, if it weren't for the overuse of these “superhero things” in the film, it would have been just perfect, but for now, it's just an excellent horror film.