One of the first films I studied in Film class. However, its a very old film and you have to be in the right frame of mind for it.
A masterpiece...it's really most of what one can write about this visual curse upon us. This is 1922, and back then, darkness was darker than today, with absolute power to grow absent of light, ensuring that peoples fears stood cold in the depths of their minds.. I can only IMAGI...( read more)
You will be surprised at just how creepy a silent film can be.
The "birth of dracula" on film and he's never been scarier.
Nosferatu has got to be my favorite silent movie. Max Schreck does an outstanding job of playing Dracula. There are so many creepy scenes in this. The way the director uses shadows in ingenious. Definitely worth a check.
Very good, considering it's time and that it is a lot better than Coppala's version.
Being such a classic I was expecting a bit more. Max Schreck is great as Nosferatu though.
a pesar de ser una pelicula muda, es de las ke mas miedo da de las versiones de dracula
Classic, hypnotic, and still genuinely creepy... I dunno what else to type just yet. :p
I just finished viewing this first, albeit unofficial, screen version of the classic horror novel by Bram Stoker. Excellent film, for movie buffs and for those who dislike recent, more stylish, vampire flicks, as Francis Ford Coppola's masterpiece "Bram Stoker's Dracula" & Neil J...( read more)
The ultimate silent movie, extreme german impressionism, Max Shreck is amazing. This is THE vampire movie.
A bit dated but still lots of fun. Has some genuinely creepy moments. Max Schrek is a freaky mawfucker.
Very creepy. Excellent early experimentation with lights and shadows. A good watch for film students/buffs.
Some aspect of direction are really interesting, but the story is making us loosing interest as it goes further and further, but it's still goot and the experience worth the watch.
The scariest movie you'll HAVE to pay attention to. Artistically & visually movie magic
Pretty good, although I didn't realize it was nearly the same as Bram Stoker's Dracula.
It's hard for me to sit through a silent movie, but I was interested in seeing this adaptation of the story of Dracula. Amazingly overacted by all cast except for the lead, Max Schreck. The ending sort of just happened without any of the brouhaha of today's films. It's worth a vi...( read more)
J'ai entendu dire que les acteurs qui jouait avec le célčbre Nosferatu avait vraiment peur de l'acteur. Il avait des dents longues, un visage long, des grandes oreilles et des ongles pointus. Mouhahahha.
Vintage Dracula tale. Age has only made this scary tale better, this is the best Dracula film.
