Kelly Minter

A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child -- In the fifth installment to this hit horror series, Freddy has resurrected himself through the dreams of an unborn child . . . and he's looking for new victims.

Summer School -- Charlie is a teenage horror buff and even runs his own movie review website.

Schools out, and Ocean Front High gym teacher Freddy Shoop (Mark Harmon) has big plans: summer in Hawaii. But the schools vice-principal has plans for Freddy, too: teaching remedial English. Aloha paradise - hello, Summer School. Director Carl Reiner (All Of Me, The Jerk) delighted fans and critics alike with this warm, perceptive comedy about a laid-back teacher (Harmon) relegated to teaching a class of likeable misfits, including a slasher-flick addict (Dean Cameron), his wacky sidekick (Gary Riley), and a sexy female surfer (Courtney Thorne-Smith) of TVs Ally McBeal and Melrose Place). Kirstie Alley (TVs Cheers and Veronicas Closet) is the no-nonsense history professor down the hall whos keeping an eye on all the shenanigans - and on the handsome, irresistible Freddy. The road to academic success has never been bumpier, but to earn straight As in laughtertake Summer School.

Rick Latimer (Belushi), a screw-up teacher at a white bread high school, is presented with an ultimatum by the school board: find a new employer or become the principal of the district's most troublesome high school. He becomes the no-nonsense principal at a school populated by violent gangs, drug dealers, and other delinquents and rules with an iron fist.

Did you ever see a dream stalking. . .? The kids on Elm Street have. For five years, a walking nightmare named Freddy Krueger has haunted their sleep--seeking revenge for the horribly disfiguring death he suffered at the hands of the children's parents. Now, through the dreams of an unborn child, Freddy has resurrected himself. . . and he's looking for new victims in A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child. Starring Robert Englund as Freddy Krueger ("Urban Legend," "The Mangler") and Lisa Wilcox ("Black Friday").

In the fifth installment to this hit horror series, Freddy has resurrected himself through the dreams of an unborn child . . . and he's looking for new victims.

"Miracle Mile" starts conventionally enough with bashful musician (Edwards) going ga-ga over waitress (Winningham). After a pleasant if somewhat quirky day together, Edwards and Winningham plan a tete-a-tete at the all-night restaurant where the girl works. While preparing to call her on a pay phone, Edwards intercepts a frantic call from a soldier stationed at a midwestern missile silo. The message: nuclear warheads have been launched, and it's only 70 minutes to Armageddon. This unsettling news casts severe doubts over the future of Edwards' and Winningham's relationship, but they manage to touch base before the big bang. This is an optimistic slant on the end of the world.

"Miracle Mile" starts conventionally enough with bashful musician (Edwards) going ga-ga over waitress (Winningham). After a pleasant if somewhat quirky day together, Edwards and Winningham plan a tete-a-tete at the all-night restaurant where the girl works. While preparing to call her on a pay phone, Edwards intercepts a frantic call from a soldier stationed at a midwestern missile silo. The message: nuclear warheads have been launched, and it's only 70 minutes to Armageddon. This unsettling news casts severe doubts over the future of Edwards' and Winningham's relationship, but they manage to touch base before the big bang. This is an optimistic slant on the end of the world.

In the fifth installment to this hit horror series, Freddy has resurrected himself through the dreams of an unborn child . . . and he's looking for new victims.

In the fifth installment in the Nightmare on Elm Street series, Alice begins the film with the notion that she is safe after she vanquished the evil Freddy Krueger, but somehow Freddy has survived.

School's out, and Ocean Front High gym teacher Freddy Shoop (Mark Harmon) has big plans: summer in Hawaii.

Tough inner-city high school principal (James Belushi) butts heads with gang members in a crusade which may cost him his career and his life.