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Albert Venohr, Alexander Granach, Georg H. Schnell, Greta Schröder, Guido Herzfeld, Gustav Botz, Gustav von Wangenheim, Hardy von Francois, Heinrich Witte, John Gottowt, Karl Etlinger, Max Nemetz, Max Schreck, Ruth Landshoff, Wolfgang Heinz
Vampire Count Orlok expresses interest in a new residence and real estate agent Hutter's wife. Silent classic based on the story "Dracula."
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The first, and arguably the scariest, adaptation of the Bram Stoker novel Dracula. The Stoker estate sued to get this film stopped, so some names and minor plot points were changed, as well as moving the action from England to Germany. But otherwise, it's the same story. The main...( read more)
the first great horror film is still a bit frightening nearly 90 years after its release. the poor picture quality adds to the terror making this a film timely made, and the story and running time are perfect for a silent film. a classic that must be seen.
Nosferatu, as well as being one of my outright favourite movies of all time, it remains the second most creepiest movie I have ever seen (losing out to Inland Empire obviously), from beginning to end it has this macabre, eerie look that never lets up, And with so many contemporar...( read more)
Nosferatu is a classic 1922 silent film that is often revered as one of the greatest horror films of all time. It is based off Bram Stroker's book Dracula.
Silent films are a bit troublesome to watch in this generation, but this is one of the few that engages and ...( read more)
I've recently read Stoker's Dracula, and in this case, it sort of got in the way (if you've got patience, I recommend the read). Nosferatu is a free adaptation of the book, so I was a little fixated on the differences.
Although I really liked how it was filmed, I never really go...( read more)
I just don't have the patient to sit and watch a black and white silent movie.
Still holds up today and still remains incredibly creepy. Max Schreck creates an icon of the horror film with his repulsive take on Bram Stoker's 'Dracula'. The effects and lighting make it visually stunning, whilst the story is expertly paced. The only thing that disappointed m...( read more)
A classic to most people, but I did like it myself. I am not sure if this is the best of vampire movies, but it certainly is the creepiest I have ever seen. Never take Silent films for granite here.
Glad i finally watched a silent movie and found it interesting but......
