Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare Page #2

Synopsis: In part six of the Nightmare on Elm Street series, dream monster Freddy Krueger has finally killed all the children of his hometown, and seeks to escape its confines to hunt fresh prey. To this end, he recruits the aid of his (previously unmentioned) daughter. However, she discovers the demonic origin of her father's powers and meets Dad head-on in a final showdown (originally presented in 3-D).
Genre: Fantasy, Horror
Director(s): Rachel Talalay
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
  1 win & 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
4.9
Rotten Tomatoes:
20%
R
Year:
1991
89 min
266 Views


I'll stay here,

sparkless but happy

I'll be right there with you

Don't worry

Kelly, we're gonna take

the van for awhile

I told you not to let me

fall asleep

Was that too much to ask for?

Go back

Oh, my God! Pull over!

John, wake up!

Sh*t Great

Funny meeting you here

Nice driving

What the hell are you guys

doing here?

Great plan, a**hole

- It almost worked, all right?

- I can't believe you people

Pulling a stunt like that

Oh, my God

Look, the first thing we have

to do is find a telephone

and you call Kelly

and tell him where you are

You understand?

And then we have to figure out

how to get you home

Are you listening?

Don't scream at me!

It was your driving

that almost killed us

Two for a dollar, right here!

Get 'em, two!

Two for a dollar!

First I want you to find

a phone, call Kelly

and tell him you're all right

Then I want you

to get in that van

and drive straight back

to the shelter

Think you can handle that

or do I have to call

the police?

Get away from here You go away!

"Or do I have to call

the police?"

She ain't my mother

We want some peach cobbler

here and

- There are no kids

- What?

Town fair

and there are no kids

- So what's up, Spence?

- This phone's out of order

So is this town

You are not kidding

Oh, what beautiful,

adorable children!

Would you like to come

and live with us?

It's been so long since

we've had children in the house

So long

This time,

I swear it'll be different

This time, I'll be careful

and I'll hide you better,

so that he'll never find you

Looky, I got your nose! Looky!

Ethel!

I want my children back!

You know they bring him!

Now see what you done did?!

Jesus

- We're in Twin Peaks here

- Definitely

Have we seen enough?

- Yeah

- Good

Come on, back in the van

That's a very good idea

Now Go!

Jeez

I hope they make it

Let's see what they can tell us

at the school

- What?

- Somebody rang those bells

Lucky us

Trace, there's a map back here

Did I say I needed a map?

I can't get over the way

those people looked at us

Yeah, that was weird

Sh*t

Nice going

Takes talent to travel

in a complete circle

And you're making me dizzy

Jeez

Do you have to do that?

You're such a high ho,

you know that?

I don't play that sh*t

I need all the senses I've got

Put that f***ing thing out

It's hard enough

staying awake

without you lighting up

every ten seconds

- This relaxes me

- I'll relax you

I'll just puncture your heart

mess up these seats

You need to get laid

Would you like the map now?

No, I don't need any map

No, of course not

- Why'd you stop?

- Look

Oh, great

Give me the map

Not a word

Carlos, I asked you for the map!

What is this?!

I asked you for the map

What?

Yeah, well,

the map says we're f***ed

Look, you've had two chances

Now it's my turn

D*ckhead

Nice

You'll all be expected

to pass

both the written

and an oral examination

Don't disturb him

You will need to study

this

Now the dates

Got to get the dates right

Got to keep them in order

If you get them out of order,

you'll get very confused

You were here

What?

Welcome

to Freddy 101

1493-

Freddy sailed across the sea

These dates, they're all

within a ten-year period

What the hell happened here?

Freddy happened here

Here was the crucial point

Anybody know

what I'm getting at?

Anybody? Hmm?

Come on, people!

We covered this!

This is where

they took away his child

What child?

Taken away

put in the town orphanage

Freddy had a kid

1494-

Freddy came back

to look

for more

There's no way out

Not with you driving

Yeah, well,

you didn't do much better

No, but at least I did it

in half the time

Come on Where are you going?

Away

Look, we're just too fried

to see straight

Let's just find Maggie

I'm not turning myself over

for any adult supervision

This girl's getting some rest

In fact, I think I see my kinda

neighborhood up ahead-

empty

You know, she's losing it

Sad thing is,

I'm starting to like her

That is sad

Come on, Trace Wait up!

This is the one

We'll have it all to ourselves

- Bet there's no heat

- No plumbing, right?

You'll survive

Come on

Where you going?

Gonna go upstairs

and find a bed Man, I'm tired

I gotta find a bathroom

This place makes the shelter

look like the Ritz

Great

Well

at least it beats the streets,

right, Carlos?

Ohh, this is good

I'm gonna get some sleep

and I will get us out of here

in the morning

Why do you think that kid

said not to fall asleep?

'Cause he's a lame-o freak

Miss Maggie's pet psycho

Where the hell are you?

Why aren't you listening

to me, Carlos?

Tracy, where are you?

Behind you

Mama?

Maybe you don't hear so good

Maybe I clean out your ears

for you

No, no Mama, please,

I've been a good boy

You don't understand

I've been good, Mama!

Don't make me deaf, Mama!

Please! I'm sorry!

I'm not

Oh, Carlos, lend me your ear

Give me my hearing back!

Where is it?

Y- you wouldn't do that,

would you, man?

No, no, no! Please!

No, man!

Nice hearing from you, Carlos

I can't find Carlos

See what's on this TV?

I'm gonna take the van

I'm gonna look for him

Give me some room!

Don't fall asleep, man!

Get out!

Spencer, get out, man!

Carlos, man

we were just looking for you

Don't fall asleep, man!

Spencer, you stupid stoner!

We shouldn't even be here

We're supposed to be

finding out about you

not some dead killer's kid

We might be talking

about the same thing

The whole town's obsessing

on this Krueger character

Don't you start

But why else

would they be afraid of me?

Why else am I still alive

when everybody else is dead?

Skip, skip, skip to my loo

Skip to my loo, my darling

Martha, no running

Everyone hold hands

Oh, you've come back

How nice

Do you remember me?

Well, of course I do, my boy

I remember

every one of my children

Especially you

What a pretty little girl

you were

And I remember you

and you

Do you remember

the Krueger child?

Of course

Who was it?

We're not permitted to disclose

a child's real identity

Oh, Melissa Melissa

You must let Bobby

have the ball

Come here That's all right

We share

I wonder who has a little

bare footie around here?

"K Krueger"

Could mean anything

from Kevin to Kyle

All it really means is there was

a child here by that name

No It's me

I'm his kid

That's why he's kept me alive

He's trying to play

some sick game with me

He is dead, all right?

He's dead,

and you're not his kid

How do you know?

She remembered me

She remembered me, too

and fifty other

imaginary friends

Let's get out of here

Let's draw a picture

We can draw pictures all day

There you go

Clippety-clop, clippety-clop

Isn't that fun?

I can't believe I found you

What are you still doing here?

I can't find Carlos

and Spencer's wasted

at this old house

We gotta get to them

before Freddy does

- Who's Freddy?

- I'll tell you on the way

Come on!

God damn it!

All right Once again

This is your brain

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Michael De Luca

Michael De Luca (born August 13, 1965) is an American film producer and screenwriter. The former president of production at both New Line Cinema and DreamWorks, De Luca has been nominated for three Academy Awards for Best Picture. more…

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