Emily B. (littlecharmer1959)

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 me slightly was the version I saw had a somewhat annoying gothic/industrial soundtrack, which is reason enough why I need to see this again.

Fritz Lang is the man, this is amazing! The trial of Peter Lorre's child murder, where he pleads with the criminals that he is compelled to commit his crimes whilst they commit theirs out of choice is one of the greatest scenes in cinema.

Amazing film, and my first taste of David Lynch! Totally surreal, but I think I've just about got my head round it. Definitely needs more than one viewing just to go back and work everything out but even on first viewing you can't deny how great it is.

Utterly charming! A modern classic.