this little teeny camera. It was like having a drone on a little wiry crane ... and there's a lot of wide shots in that magnificent set." In a 1990 interview promoting the film Predator 2, Director Stephen Hopkins has expressed disappointment with the final product, stating that "It was a rushed schedule without a reasonable budget and after I finished it, New Line and the MPAA came in and cut the guts out of it completely. What started out as an OK film with a few good bits turned into a total embarrassment. I can't even watch it anymore." Accolades 1990 Fantasporto Awards Critics Award – Stephen Hopkins (Won) International Fantasy Film Award Best Film – Stephen Hopkins (Nomination) 10th Golden Raspberry Awards Razzie Award for Worst Original Song – Bruce Dickinson for "Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter" (Won) Razzie Award for Worst Original Song – Kool Moe Dee for "Let's Go" (Nominated) 1990 Young Artist Awards Best Young Actor in a Supporting Role – Whit Hertford (Won) See also List of ghost films References External links 1989 films 1989 horror films Nightmare Elm Street 5 American teen horror films American sequel films 1980s English-language films American slasher films Films about child abuse Films about nightmares Films set in the 1940s Films set in 1989 Films set in Ohio Golden Raspberry Award winning films Insomnia in film Matricide in fiction A Nightmare on Elm Street (franchise) films Adaptations of works by Wes Craven Teenage pregnancy in film Films directed by Stephen Hopkins American pregnancy films New Line Cinema films 1980s pregnancy films 1980s American films