Pesadilla en Elm Street 5: El niño de los sueños

Título original: A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child

1989
13
1h 29min

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Pesadilla en Elm Street 5: El niño de los sueños (1989)

The pregnant Alice finds Freddy Krueger striking through the sleeping mind of her unborn child, hoping to be reborn into the real world.

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Alice está embarazada y descubre que Freddy Krueger ataca a través de la mente durmiente del bebé en gestación, esperando renacer en el mundo real.Alice está embarazada y descubre que Freddy Krueger ataca a través de la mente durmiente del bebé en gestación, esperando renacer en el mundo real.Alice está embarazada y descubre que Freddy Krueger ataca a través de la mente durmiente del bebé en gestación, esperando renacer en el mundo real.

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Premios
- 3 premios y 2 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
According to director Stephen Hopkins, they "got lots of tarantulas, hand-painted them green and red, and on the floor of the stage placed a little wall up in the shape of an arm and had trainers come in and around the tarantulas." The plan was to simply drop the wall and film the resulting scattering of the spiders, but after they got the shot they were left with a studio full of around 200 angry tarantulas. Hopkins figures, "We probably carried on shooting on another set, I'm sure. I don't think anyone ever found them again." As far as the director knows, those spiders roamed freely through the studio and escaped into the free world, or maybe it was just somebody else's job to ensure the tarantulas were all accounted for.

Pifias
(at around 9 mins) During the graduation, while talking to Mark and Greta, Alice is seen holding the tickets to Europe before Dan has given them to her. They disappear for a bit and then Dan gives them to her a little later in the scene.

Citas
[disguised as Dan Jordan]
Freddy Krueger: Kids... always a disappointment.

Créditos adicionales
In the end credits, Lisa Wilcox's (Alice) name is omitted, possibly due an oversight with the end credits being listed alphabetically and the fact that her last name would have put her last on the list.

Versiones alternativas
Although the UK cinema and video versions were fully uncut the DVD release features the R-rated U.S print which is missing around 15 secs of gore. The fusion scene between Dan and the bike is shortened and the scene where Freddy forces Greta's innards into her mouth is cut (his voice can be heard saying "You are what you eat").

Conexiones
Featured in Romeo's Daughter: Heaven in the Backseat (1989)

Banda sonora
BRING YOUR DAUGHTER TO THE SLAUGHTER
Performed by Bruce Dickinson
Written by Bruce Dickinson
Produced by Chris Bangarides for Zomba Recording Svcs.
1989 Zomba Records LTD
An Original Sound Recording Made By Zomba Recording Corp.

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5/10

Special-Effects Great; Story Stinks

Some of the best, if not the best, special effects in the seven-part "Nightmare On Elm Street" series were featured in this movie. They are good and they are clever.

The teens in here are still annoying and profane but not to the degree they are in most of the "Freddy" films. There are some real "hotties" in here, too. The ridiculous part is that all these "teens" look about 25 years old (which they probably are). Robert Englund (Freddy) has some funny lines, as he did in a most of these movies and the movie is well-photographed.

My problem with the story, and almost of them actually, is the theology which has always been so stupid, but I tolerated it through all of the films. But here, to a show a book in the beginning of the film that says "Christian Mythology," is a real cheap shot and going too far. This pagan propaganda was heavy in this film, which is really only worthwhile for the inventive special-effects.