Synopsis:

The pregnant Alice finds Freddy Krueger striking through the sleeping mind of her unborn child, hoping to be reborn into the real world.

Intentions:

Hello all! After editing the first three Freddy Krueger movies, I wasn't sure whether I'd continue. I didn't remember the rest of the series being as impressive as the first three, but upon another review, I realized parts 4 & 5 contained some of the most memorable dream sequences in the series. Much like the other films, I focused on making the tone darker and the logic more consistent. I won't be returning to Freddy's Dead though - I consider that film to be more of a parody than a serious installment and I've scavenged the strongest bits for parts 4 and 5.

Change List:

- Added a new opening title - Shortened Alice's shower dream - Removed Mark's undying love line - Cut the photo montage with the characters and their parents for graduation - Shortened Alice's walk through the asylum during her dream after graduation - Condensed Freddy's resurrection - Cut Alice's friends each establishing their inevitable deaths - Removed Dan commiserating with his friends at the pool prior to his nightmare - Added the track "Tetsuo Dance" by Chu Ishikawa when Dan commondeer's the motorbike in his dream - Cut Alice's conversation with Yvonne after Dan's death - Moved and trimmed the scene with Gretta's mom calling her to right before her dinner dream sequence - Shortened Alice's conversation with Yvonne and Mark after Greta's death - Removed a chunk from Mark's first dream, cutting right from Alice entering the house to her meeting with Jacob again - Added flashbacks of Freddy's life from Freddy's Dead to Alice's ultrasound scene - Removed Yvonne arguing with and leaving Alice and Mark after the ultrasound - Cut Yvonne's deathless dream and Alice's confrontation with Krueger during it - Shortened Mark's death, removing the Super Freddy sequence - Cut Alice telling Yvonne that she needs to be strong - Shortened Alice's final dream sequence - Cut Jacob's "school's out Krueger" line