Amazon.co.uk: Nightmare On Elm Street, A - Part 4 - The Dream Master [1988]: Robert Englund, Rodney Eastman, Ken Sagoes, Tuesday Knight, Hope Marie Carlton, Brooke Theiss, Renny Harlin: Video

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Nightmare On Elm Street, A - Part 4 - The Dream Master [1988]
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Product details

Actors: Robert Englund, Rodney Eastman, Ken Sagoes, Tuesday Knight, Hope Marie Carlton
Directors: Renny Harlin
Format: PAL
Classification:
Studio: Entertainment in Video
VHS Release Date: 17 Sep 2001
Run Time: 89 minutes

Average Customer Review:

(14 customer reviews)

ASIN: B00005K24D
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 15,823 in Video (See Bestsellers in Video)
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#43 in Video > Horror & Suspense > Series

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Amazon.co.uk Review
By this time, A Nightmare on Elm Street series was definitely flagging and no amount of overkill style from promising Finnish director Renny Harlin (Die Hard 2) covers for the fact that the screenplay (partially by LA Confidential Oscar winner Brian Helgeland) is a hash of thrown-together scenes and ideas with no coherence whatsoever. The pizza-faced child murderer returns from that limbo he inhabits between sequels and kills off all the characters left over from Part Three (the wonderfully named Tuesday Knight briefly takes over Patricia Arquette's role) before going after a new batch of uncharacterised, blatantly only-in-this-film-to-be-killed teens. The special effects highlight is a girl turning into a giant cockroach, though Harlin also includes more imaginative recurring and repeating nightmares. Lisa Wilcox is the new heroine, and Robert Englund finally gets top billing. --Kim Newman

Synopsis
Freddy, the psycho-sandman, returns to terrorise the teenagers on Elm Street, but finds himself squared off against the 'Dream Master', a beautiful young girl who just may have the psychic ability to lay the horror to rest.