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Robert Englund

6 June 1947, Glendale, California, USA

Lisa Zane

5 April 1961, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Shon Greenblatt

13 May 1967, Rockland County, New York, USA

Lezlie Deane

1 June 1964, Corsicana, Texas, USA

Ricky Dean Logan

Breckin Meyer

7 May 1974, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Yaphet Kotto

15 November 1939, New York City, New York, USA

Tom Arnold

6 March 1959, Ottumwa, Iowa, USA

Roseanne Barr

3 November 1952, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

Elinor Donahue

19 April 1937, Tacoma, Washington, USA

Johnny Depp

9 June 1963, Owensboro, Kentucky, USA

Cassandra Rachel Friel

David Dunard

Marilyn Rockafellow

22 January 1939, Long Branch, New Jersey, USA

28 February 1932, Los Angeles, California, USA

Peter Spellos

Tobe Sexton

6 September 1968, Fort Worth, Texas, USA

4 March 1939, Detroit, Michigan, USA

4 February 1948, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Rachel Talalay

16 August 1958, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Rachel Talalay

16 August 1958, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Wes Craven

2 August 1939, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Freddy Krueger

Played by: Robert Englund

Maggie Burroughs

Played by: Lisa Zane

John Doe

Played by: Shon Greenblatt

Tracy

Played by: Lezlie Deane

Carlos

Played by: Ricky Dean Logan

Spencer

Played by: Breckin Meyer

Doc

Played by: Yaphet Kotto

Childless Man

Played by: Tom Arnold

Childless Woman

Played by: Roseanne Barr

Orphanage Woman

Played by: Elinor Donahue

Glen Lantz

Played by: Johnny Depp

Kelly

Played by: David Dunard

Mrs. Burroughs

Played by: Marilyn Rockafellow

Loretta Krueger

Played by: Lindsey Fields

New York Times

The Elm Street films have always been a cut above the competition, so to speak, with their playfully malevolent dream sequences and their mocking, ever-resourceful villain.

May 20, 2003

Cinema Sight

The Final Nightmare marks an end to Freddy's wisecracking ways. This surrealistic nightmare fits the style perfectly, but sometimes lacks in imagination.

November 03, 2007

Georgia Straight

Freddy Krueger's 3-D death is about as lame as the rest of this crummy flick, the sixth and supposedly last in the often imaginative but ultimately numbing Nightmare on Elm Street series.

July 06, 2010

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Time Out

Even the much-heralded 3-D finale is murky and unimaginative.

June 24, 2006

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sbs.is

worst of the series

March 11, 2008

Reel Film Reviews

Undoubtedly the nadir of the Elm Street series...

October 19, 2010

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Empire Magazine

The one interesting idea -- what would a town be like if all the teenagers in it had been slaughtered in five movies? -- is thrown away with a few cheap jokes.

April 05, 2010

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Washington Post

So long, Freddy, it's been good to know you.

January 01, 2000

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Cinema Crazed

An admitted guilty pleasure and one that delivers the corn ball gags by the dozens.

October 13, 2011

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Antagony & Ecstasy

It makes less sense than any preceding Nightmare film...although it's so out-and-out crazy that it's at least a little bit more entertaining than some of them

September 12, 2007

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TV Guide

One of the weaker entries.

April 05, 2010

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Variety

Sixth and final edition in the Nightmare on Elm Street feature series delivers enough violence, black humor and even a final reel in 3-D to hit paydirt with horror-starved audiences.

March 26, 2009

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