A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987)

Movies like A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

24 films close to A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987) on how it feels, not just what shelf it sits on — with what each one shares with it underneath.

slasher, disfigurement, nightmare becomes reality · Horror, Thriller · with Robert Englund and Rodney Eastman · Heron Communications

dreams, slasher, disfigurement · Horror · with Heather Langenkamp and Robert Englund · Smart Egg Pictures

slasher, disfigurement, nightmare becomes reality · Horror, Fantasy, Thriller · with Robert Englund · New Line Cinema

slasher, disfigurement, nightmare becomes reality · Horror, Thriller · with Robert Englund · Heron Communications

slasher, sadism, sleepwalking · Horror, Fantasy · with Robert Englund and Heather Langenkamp · New Line Cinema

slasher, dreams, nightmare becomes reality · Horror, Thriller · New Line Cinema

slasher, sadism, sleepwalking · Horror · with Robert Englund · Heron Communications

sequel, supernatural, supernatural horror · Horror, Thriller · New Line Cinema

sleepwalking, murder, psychopath · Horror, Thriller

slasher, sadism, sequel · Horror, Thriller

slasher, murder, sequel · Horror, Thriller

mental illness, supernatural, suspenseful · Horror · New Line Cinema

sequel, supernatural, suspenseful · Horror, Thriller

slasher, sadism, sequel · Horror, Thriller

slasher, murder, sequel · Horror, Thriller

slasher, dreams, supernatural · Horror, Thriller

sequel, supernatural, suspenseful · Horror, Thriller

slasher, murder, psychopath · Horror, Thriller · with Heather Langenkamp

supernatural · Horror, Thriller, Fantasy · New Line Cinema

slasher, sadism, murder · Horror, Thriller

supernatural, supernatural horror, sadism · Horror

slasher, sadism, murder · Horror, Thriller

supernatural horror, sequel · Horror, Thriller

supernatural, supernatural horror, sequel · Horror · New Line Cinema

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