A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

Nancy's streak is seen on the right side, when it was on the left side in _A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)_ (qv).

When Kristen pulls Nancy into her dream of the Freddy snake, Nancy passes out and falls into a chair that has nothing on it.

When Nancy awakes, startled, the chair now has one pillow as a headrest and another at her right side.

In the junkyard, they park the truck and turn off the lights.

A short while later, the lights are back on again when Thompson is trying to get back into the truck.

When the room starts to change and get hot, Kristen is heard screaming, "This isn't real!" but her mouth does not move.

When Freddy and Kristen are fighting in the boiler room, there are some barrels full of bones.

Later they disappear.

During the opening titles, while Kristen is making the model of the Elm Street house, the color of her pajamas changes between shots.

After Nancy is stabbed, Kristen runs at Freddy and receives an uppercut.

There is a smacking sound audible, but Freddy can visibly be seen missing her.

While Kristen runs carrying the little girl it becomes apparent that she's only running with a doll.

When Kristen is observing the pig on a platter, the initial shot shows an apple stuffed into its mouth.

However, when it jumps out at her, the pig's mouth is empty.

When Nancy is fighting Freddy and lets go when he lights up, she falls to the right side, but in the next shot she falls to the floor on the left side next to Kristen.

When Freddy is attacking Taryn in the alleyway he shoves both of his needle hands into her arms.

In the next shot, he is shown inserting his left hand into her arm again.

When Freddy is holding Nancy's dead body, you can clearly see her breathing and blinking.

In the scene where Will is dreaming that he is the "Wizard Master" (right before he actually transforms into the Wizard Master), you can easily see the cable which pulls the demonic wheelchair down the hallway toward Will.

In the first scene he is introduced, Joey has a tear drawn on his face just below his eye, which is not seen again, nor explained during the movie.

In the TV version, in the scene where the nurse seduces Joey, the nurse has a bra on instead of being topless.

However, throughout the scene you can see shoulder shots that show she has no bra straps that they used from the theatrical version.

It flips between bra and no bra throughout the scene.

When Freddy's skeleton comes alive in the junkyard, the skeleton has the claw on its right hand, which is not possible because he was not buried with his claw.

It was removed by Marge Thompson and stored in their wood stove.

She says to Nancy "I took his claw" then shows her in _A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)_ (qv).

Then it was discovered by Jesse Walsh in _A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2Freddy's Revenge (1985)_ (qv).

In the Alley scene with Taryn, Freddy Krueger claw is clearly missing a blade on one of the fingers.

It's clear that Will can't walk at all and that's why he's in a wheelchair.

As Max lifts up Will to bed, we see the bottoms of Will's socks.

How can the bottoms of Will's socks be so dirty and have weight-on feet marks if he can't walk? In the beginning, Kristen is shown pulling out a whole spoonful filled of coffee out of the coffee jar, however, in the very next scene before she puts it in her mouth, you can see that there's nothing on the spoon.

When Freddy grabs Will and is about to stab him, you can clearly see the wires holding Will up.

After Kristen wakes up in front of Freddy's house, you can see the children jumping rope and singing rhymes, yet none of the children's mouths are moving.

However, it's possible that the singing was merely intended to create a surreal atmosphere on the soundtrack and not interpreted so strictly.

During the dream sequence where Kristen's mother's head is cut off, the bedroom door is there in the beginning of the scene, then vanishes (However, this could be deliberate).

The cigarette in Jennifer's hand disappears when she gets up to try and fix the T.

but yet she neither dropped it on the floor nor put it in the ashtray when she stood up.

When Freddy's arms come out of the TV set and lift Jennifer into the air, one of her slippers can be seen falling off her foot.

However, when Max comes in and sees her body hanging from the TV, both slippers are still on her feet.

(May not have been intentional, but this could easily be explained by the slipper falling off in a "dream" and not in "reality".

) When Max is putting them to bed, he goes to turn the lights off.

He presses down on the lights and they are already down but the lights still turn off.

When Freddy is holding Kincaid up by the throat, after he disappears, his hand is still seen on Kincaid's throat before he falls to the ground.

When the characters appear in the quiet room with Kristen and the camera dollies toward them, you can hear the sound of the crew members' feet as they push the camera along.

This movie contains more graphics than first 2 parts of nightmare. This movie has much amount of bloodshed and it is cruel.

Kristen Parker (Patricia Arquette) is a troubled teen whose dreams are haunted by the evil Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund), the ghost of a serial killer who was burned to death by the angry parents of his young victims. If Freddy kills someone in their dreams, they die in real life.

'A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors' is often held on high regard as being one of the best in the franchise, and it is easy to see why.It continues Nancy's story from the original, whilst also introducing a new set of characters who are surprisingly likeable.

The kids of Elm Street have been sent to a mental hospital to deal with their fears of Freddy attacking them in their dreams and it's up to Nancy to help them after having her run in with Freddy.Some shoddy effects might cause more laughter than chills, but a wonderful cast of teen characters has been assembled which keeps the audience's attention and sympathies.

Wow. Just...

The movie opens up with Edgar Allen Poe.. very interesting.

Nearly as good as the first.Best performances of the series with Patricia and Lawrence doing very well.

This was the movie that really made me a fan of the franchise when I was 8. I remember going to see it with my cousins, father and uncle in Colorado and I was just blown away.

Nightmare 3 feels far more connected to the original film than the second one. Heather Langenkamp returns as Nancy Thompson, now a psychiatrist, to fight Freddy Kruger.