Penelope Sudrow

Freddy Krueger invades the minds of a new group of teens -- and the nightmares begin again. Local teenagers start dying and only Nancy Thompson knows the truth. Now a doctor at the local psychiatric hospital, she is the lone survivor of one of Freddy's previous killing sprees. Now, it's a fight against her co-workers' disbelief and a race against time to stop Freddy before he kills again. Starring Emmy-winner and Golden Globe-nominee Patricia Arquette (TV's "Medium," "True Romance"), Heather Langenkamp (TV's "Just the Ten of Us"), Academy Award and Golden Globe-nominee and Emmy Award-winner Laurence Fishburne ("What's Love Got To Do With It," TV's "Miss Evers' Boys"), Golden Globe-winner John Saxon ("Enter the Dragon," "The Appaloosa"), and Robert Englund as Freddy Krueger ("Urban Legend," "The Mangler").

The best of the Elm Street sequels, this creepy, surreal fantasy features terrific effects, a fine young cast, and an air of grim fatalism that sets it apart from its giggly successors.

Love breaks all boundaries in this breathless romantic drama from director Duncan Gibbons, in which a defiant girl (Virginia Madsen) from a strict Catholic school falls for a troubled lad (Craig Sheffer) held at a nearby woodland juvenile detention center. The couple indulge their hormones during secret forest rendezvous, but soon authorities from church and state close in, forcing the young lovers into a desperate gamble for their freedom.