
A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master (1988)
- Documented locations
- 12
- Year
- 1988
- Directed by
- Renny HARLIN
433 South Serrano Avenue (Koreatown)
Los Angeles, United States
The parcel is located in the historic district of South Serrano Avenue, in Koreatown.
The scene : The facade of the Elm Street house, that of the Thompsons, stood here, and the film returns to it along the way.
1510 West Oak Street (Burbank)
Burbank, United States
The scene : Alice and her brother Rick's house, to which Kristen arrives by car.
Venice High School
Los Angeles, United States
Public high school in Venice with iconic architecture, also known for embodying the "Rydell High" from Grease.
The scene : Venice High School serves as Springwood High, where the film returns multiple times.
4243 Overland Avenue (Culver City)
Culver City, United States
The scene : The Crave Inn, the diner where Alice works, appears several times in the film.
450 North June Street (Hancock Park)
Los Angeles, United States
The scene : The large house of Kristen Parker.
Machado Lake (Harbor City)
Los Angeles, United States
Machado Lake is the lake of the Ken Malloy regional park in Harbor City.
The scene : The dream beach of Kristen, from where Freddy emerges from the sand, was filmed by Machado Lake.
Evergreen Cemetery (Boyle Heights)
Los Angeles, United States
Cemetery founded in 1877 in the Boyle Heights neighborhood.
The scene : The cemetery scenes were filmed near its northern side: Dan walks there, and the burial takes place there.
Rialto Theatre (South Pasadena)
South Pasadena, United States
Beaux-arts style cinema-theater from 1925 in South Pasadena, long a repertory hall. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The scene : The cinema where Alice falls into one of her nightmares.
10742 Farragut Drive (Culver City)
Culver City, United States
The scene : Debbie's house, which only appears in a few shots.
William Mulholland Memorial Fountain (Los Feliz)
Los Angeles, United States
The fountain, located at the intersection of Riverside Drive and Los Feliz Boulevard, at the entrance of Griffith Park, pays tribute to William Mulholland, the engineer of the Los Angeles aqueduct.
The scene : The final scene of the film takes place near this fountain.
542 North Mission Road (Los Angeles)
Los Angeles, United States
The address is occupied by a car dismantler, El Apache Auto Wrecking.
The scene : This junkyard on Mission Road serves as the car wrecking yard in the film, where the remains of Freddy lie.
Puente Hills Landfill
City of Industry, United States
Former landfill in the eastern part of Los Angeles County, closed on October 31, 2013.
The scene : The set of the junkyard where Freddy's remains rest, taken from the previous installment, was built and filmed on the old Puente Hills landfill.