A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

Few of the nondream sequences possess much in the way of logic, serving simply as convenient frames for the flick's real raison d'etre; happily, the numerous nightmare set pieces save the day, as F.K. adopts such unlikely guises as a sexy blond nurse, a TV set, and Dick Cavett(!). This remains the sickest, funniest, and most outlandishly surreal of the series.

Some brilliant set pieces and Freddy moments alongside characterised deaths, as we bordered the line between his chilling nature and shivering black humour. Characters are not immediately picked off and we have underlying back stories that play well with the narrative. It took a lot to convince me that the psychiatric institution was given a flawed reputation for that to happen, but it provided a great way out for the screenwriters with Freddy choosing a different direction in torturing them.

Much better then second part. I love soundtrack from these movie.

Classic Wes Craven.

The best of the Nightmare sequels. Great special effects and nice humorous touches help overcome a somewhat uneven screenplay and flaccid, disappointing ending. The TV scene (with cameos by Dick Cavett and Zsa Zsa Gabor) is a special hoot.

I like it better than previous ones just because this Flew On Cuckoos Net vibe :)

A sizeable step up from Freddy's Revenge, it unfortunately marks the beginning of the end for the franchise, which sort of fell apart afterwards. Heather Langenkamp's return is the best thing about it, but there are memorable scenes aplenty & decent performances all on top of very solid effects work. The story is a bit muddled, but it's probably the best of the series overall, with likeable characters & a fun (if corny) premise. The finale rings more hollow than it should. Still, worth a watch.

the 2nd best Elm Street film, this sequel is alot of fun and has alot of characters people can relate to as Freddy's new victims, plus the Dokken song "Dream Warriors" is awesome!

Better than 2, worse than 1

The best of the Nghtmare sequels. This one goes back to Wes Cravens intention: Blurring reality with dreams. It also started the amazing dreamscape sets as well Freddy's famous one-liners.