NOSFERATU Movie Review - Exquisite Horror

[@vde1846]

Many have talked about how different and disgusting and folkloric Orlok was, and one aspect of that I noticed and appreciated was how he fed. Not a deathly kiss on the neck, but full on incubus style mounting and brutally biting the chest. He looked almost like a gigantic leach!

[@romeohadjuliette]

As a Ukrainian I’m so happy to see Orloc having a proper eastern European look. This is what like people with power and money in Poland, Ukraine, Hungary, Romania and perhaps Moldova looked like. A mixture of Austro Hungarian and probably Turkish fashion. I am very upset with people comparing it to dr robotnik or whatever. It’s absolutely amazing for me. I take it personally because it’s part of my country’s history as well. We didn’t have nobility but we had warlords who dressed like this. Look up Bohdan Khmelnytsky you’ll get it. He actually was inspired by at least three Ukrainian films by Paradjanov and Dovjenko which are Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors, The Eve of Ivana Kupalo, and Adriesh which doesn’t take place in Ukraine but is shot by Paradjanov who is a prominent figure in Ukrainian cinema.

[@donovanbradford8231]

I loved this film and given how scary it is overall anyone who says they didn't like it I'm asking do you even like horror or what type of horror movies do you usually go for. Because this film was fantastic definitely a full price for me.

[@romeohadjuliette]

@ I seriously don’t understand people who say that Longlegs or Nosferatu is trash. Even if u find them boring or smth they are pretty well made. Like I don’t enjoy Wes Anderson films, but for me to publicly sht on them and his hype it would take him to offend my mother personally.

[@vde1846]

Yea, Eggers and his teams attention to detail is just so wonderful.

[@vladgheneli]

@@romeohadjuliette the only reason Orlok has a moustache is because they saw pictures of Vlad the Impaler, the one who inspired Stoker to write the novel. Nobody can say this movie is trash VISUALLY, because it's clearly well crafted, but the logic of what's going on plot wise is so abstract that I find it baffling you don't understand how a lot of people still can't like the movie as a whole. Clearly not a commercial movie, like most of the stuff Eggers does. I absolutely hated the Northman, I called it a total waste of time, while I enjoyed the Witch. And yes, Longlegs was a total waste of time as well, with a ton of hype attached to it. I liked movies like The Emptyman a lot more. Also, Nosferatu has been hyped AF, everyone calling it a masterpiece and you go watching it with super high expectations and then you find out it's a sort of dreamy, surreal experience where logic doesn't apply, I don't even know what's horror about it, other than the scene where Orlok signs the papers, the atmosphere and the way he was breathing, and then they had some jump scares just so they can motivate why it's a horror. The actual scary part was that every character ends up going mad, at some point I thought I was in a comedy theatre where everyone came out of the sanatorium, that's pretty scary for some people, but a scary creature movie? Come on... I convinced my gf to come watch it with me, my gf who never watches horror because she can't sleep at night after that, and she was really unimpressed and unbothered. I did like the fact that he was in shadows most of the movie, but for some reason, in my cinema, the movie played super dark, half of the time I was following a black screen with a few pixels moving around and trying to figure out what's going on. As I said, just like when you wake up and try to remember a dream you had. Definitely not for everyone and again, baffling how you cannot understand that. It has so many metaphors and crazy scenes that I can't even try... the carriage scene when he arrives at the castle, where the camera turns 90 degrees and the carriage is suddenly sitting the other way around (it's not even a 180 degree to be able to turn all the way to the carriage, so the carriage was basically moved) what the actual F was that? They were trying to convey how mesmerizing the count is? And how did the carriage arrive? What, Orlok suddenly does magic? We're in Harry Potter and the carriage drives itself? That's the kind of stuff a normal person thinks about when watches a normal movie that was hyped this much. I don't want to see random dreamlike stuff going around on screen when I watch a horror movie. If I want crazy stuff I can watch something like Enter the Void, or any other Gaspar Noe stuff and I watch it knowing I can't expect a normal movie following a coherent narrative. Other unnecessary scenes where I was constantly asking "why are we doing this?" were the gipsy scene where he arrives in the village and suddenly everyone starts laughing at him... I mean... again felt like I just entered a madhouse. Then the scene where Thomas falls down the window into the river, I feel it was straight out of some idiotic Disney movie where you get stabbed and you walk it off or something like that. Then the scene where she was possessed, it suddenly went Exorcist route, I was expecting her to puke all over him, not even kidding. The "Demeter" scene, where Dracula takes the boat to travel to London over sea, in this one it's not London anymore, it's Germany but the ship journey is still there. How do you travel by sea if you want to reach Germany from the Carpathians? Also, Orlok had to go by boat, but Thomas only had a horse and he arrived there before Orlok... what?! The end scene, again such a dumb way to kill a creature that's supposed to have lived for centuries and suddenly gave up living just so he could suck on her a little bit more... also, imagine he was sucking her blood the entire night, she must've had several blood infusions while he was draining her... give me a break... it felt exactly like Prey, where the predator dies like an idiot, another hyped movie that turned out to be a huge disappointment. I understand how you can enjoy it if you're here only for the pretty pictures, or if you're into crazy metaphors and poetic, surrealistic stuff, but the rest of us? Sorry, I just can't.

[@GoldCrotalus]

@@vladgheneli zzzzzzzzzz

[@cybergeek8410]

Minor spoilers for the look of the film, but one of my favorite things about the look of this movie was the colors grading. I noticed three prominent colors being blue, white, and yellow which also happened to be the colors used in the original 1922 film. Details like that really showed me how much the crew loved the original and wanted to keep in line with the source material.

[@kaiju115]

For me Nosferatu is the Godzilla Minus One of 2024.

[@heilong79]

It was her fault for causing everything to happens so she needed to make amends at the end by destroying the Evil she had summoned into the world.

[@crimsonmoonrise9785]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@vde1846]

Indeed, and imagine that: a female protagonist in this day and age that not only has a proper character arc, but such an extreme and dramatic one as the poor haunted Mrs. Hutter.

[@greyworld6242]

This movie made vampires on the big screen scary again!

[@Us3r739]

It’s not scary at all bud. It’s just organisms and seizures

[@herbertwess]

It's been some time since i saw a film where the darkness was as incredibly oppressive as in this one, practically an unseen actor on its own. And as it happened with The Witch, it's the little details that make the film so unsettling, like Orlok's voice. When you finally realize that is the only time he is actually breathing, it's creepy as hell. It is also kinda funny seeing Dafoe in this, since he had the opposite role in Shadow of the Vampire

[@ericgee198]

the self-sacrifice to save the people she loved was top tier. Fantastic flick, absolutely gorgeous and weirdly "cozy". Looking forward to owning this and enjoying it again and again.

[@stinkfloyd1]

It was a fantastic movie. They nailed Orlok. A 14th century dead Hungarian nobleman was amazing. A couple of things that jumped out at me. When Depp's character was walking out of her mansion at the beginning of the film. She walked like Bride of Frankenstein. Arms out, hands and finger extended. Loved that The end shot reminded me of the last "official" murder and dismemberment of Jack the Ripper's last victim. Found in her bed. Disfigured and bone exposed from the thigh down to mid calf of the leg. In any case, loved this movie. Best of 2024 for my money's worth.

[@SilentMephisto]

The movie's final scene is hauntingly beautiful in a macabre way; it is remarkable. ❤

[@BearPawSwipe]

I legit laughed but I can see what you mean.

[@SilentMephisto]

@ well, to be fair, the movie was unintentionally funny 😆 I laughed at multiple occasions

[@TheABElia]

Almost all of my theater were laughing at that last scene.

[@BoerboelBladeandAriaTV]

Terrible end

[@1183newman]

The film is well made, well acted, beautifully shot and yet still i left it feeling a little cold. I liked it but didn't love it.

[@kd9749]

+1

[@lordofhousestewart1821]

same

[@juliejn]

💯 same!

[@bulldogsbob]

It was wonderful to see a vampire be a monster that needs to be destroyed again and the main woman hate him.

[@ran_braden]

He still hit though.

[@jneilson7568]

​@@ran_braden his body language at the very end really seemed to say "worth it" 😂

[@RPRsChannel]

*_It really looked great in IMAX._*

[@lateralus614]

Looked and sounded great in Imax. Theater was pretty full for a Sunday afternoon.

[@darrylflynn1400]

I had people saying it was shit when I watched it “shit I was scared at all” was a comment. But to me I knew it wasn’t that kind of scary I knew I was watching a cinematic movie for film fans who watch films for the art of it and yes absolutely loved it for all its movie goodness very hard to find anything wrong I think I had one nitpicky thing but it’s been a week since and I’ve forgotten what it was

[@filmnmusic1]

I am glad it doesn’t use jump scares. That is a lazy, unimaginative way to scare people.

[@kd9749]

I liked the movie, but one thing bothered me when I started to think about it later. SPOILER WARNING The more I thought about it the movie, the more I realized that the male characters were mostly useless. Aside from the villain, none of them contributed significantly to the film, such that most of them could have been written out entirely and not change the plot hardly at all. They don’t even really help defeat Orlok in the end, they were merely passive observers who witness his demise after it’s already all over. END SPOILERS That aside I enjoyed the use of light and color and found the film very satisfying to look at. I also thought the performances were generally good, with Taylor-Johnson and Skarsgard being the standouts. I’ve heard some people complain about Depp, but she never bothered me, thought to be fair I found her so charmingly attractive that I may have been bias. All in all I liked it, but that one gripe kept me from loving it. I’d still say Bram Stoker’s Dracula is the best adaptation of the famous novel.

[@filthycasual8187]

Bram Stoker's Dracula is actually the WORST adaptation. Taking a horror story and turning it into a tragic forbidden romance isn't how you adapt a novel and claim to be the "most faithful version."

[@thenewapelles6448]

I think that's the point. Like Von Franz says, no stake could kill Orlok. Only Elllen had the power to do it. The men were essentially powerless.

[@SzTz100]

The Northman was definitely not a commercial film that's for sure.

[@abrahamsimmons6694]

Yes it was you must not know how popular the character is.

[@lighthousefilms5530]

Can't stop thinking about this film. Truly enjoyed it. Bill Skarsgaard was unrecognizable as Nosferatu and that voice!!

[@randomedits4172]

Enjoyed it but the 2nd half besides the excellent visuals kinda lost me and i wasnt into depp performance i think that aspect of the film is hit or miss for people , some people in the audience laughed at her body contortion scene. But overall im glad i watched it and have continued to think on it

[@基督教是光和道路]

Much better than i thought it was gonna be. The more regionally accurate appearance of Orloc was great.

[@Ecosse57]

people who think this was a boring movie have been breast-fed on the fast and furious franchise and conflate 'scary' with jump scare bloodbaths. thank god this movie doesn't pander.

[@abrimfulofasha]

Devilishly haunting with dreary and eery suspense that makes you succumb to the darkness. 8/10

[@REMcVey]

Takes place in Germany and Transylvania and filmed in the Czech Republic. Awesome!!!

[@markpjf85]

It’s the same story as Dracula it’s very unique film visuals are very good in this film it needed a bit more with the backstory for young > Ellen and her connection to orlok

[@FearFrontierOFFICIAL]

I wanted to love this movie. I have loved the original most of my life, and am a big fan of Eggers, and somehow, Nosferatu fell so flat for me. One of my biggest theatrical disappointments ever.

[@justthinkingoutloud2538]

It's crazy that, being the 15th-or-so direct adaptation of Dracula, with literally hundreds of other depictions of the character in other stories, it is to my knowledge the only the second to actually give him a mustache as described in the book, and definitely the first prominent one. There have been so many looks for the iconic vampire over the years, but this is THE definitive look of Dracula for me now, I doubt I will ever picture him differently.

[@carlix8035]

I honestly think Depp was not that great. There were a few scenes where I noticed her line waiting with Co actors. It’s something that happens with new soap actors quite a bit. It may only be milliseconds of a pause but still noticeable. This is because in real world conversations that doesn’t happen. There’s a natural flow of sentences and responses. When I compare her acting to say Mickey Madison’s performance in Anora, even though the 2 stories are worlds apart, the starkness of difference is pretty clear imo. I love Eggers’ films usually but Nosferatu was a disappointment for me. The cinematography was top notch, as was the sound, but the script dialogue and some key acting moments ultimately ruined it. Add on the fact that the film is based on a very well known story that’s been adapted to film multiple times and… well you get the picture.

[@Cormano980]

She's how to say, flat 😂

[@jayb8298]

@carlix8035 there's a scene where they're all in the carriage & you can tell they're all waiting to say their lines...I pointed it out during the movie....

[@derek96720]

I agree. Cinematography and sound of the film are absolutely beautiful. What's the performances by the two leads are kind of are either bland or onenote. I had next to no emotional investment in the two leads getting a happy ending because I never actually saw what happiness looks like for the two of them. From the moment the film begins we're already dipping into anxiety and quickly dread. Depp's character is supposedly a very appealing person, with a loving husband and a devoted friend. But we never actually see anything of her loving personality because she's constantly either acting sullen or hysterically mad.

[@berliner0]

Thanks for the review. Have a great week. Glad your feeling better

[@stuartmcgarrigle6610]

This is on my "to do list". Really looking forward to it

[@wyndonzzac3656]

I don’t get it. Extremely boring

[@mondomacabromajor5731]

I felt it was a missed opportunity, very well shot, a good cast and great direction - but the creature design of Count Orlock was just a 'nasty looking dirty old man with a huge moustache' !!! They should have changed the title to VLAD not Nosferatu - as this is not Nosferatu. The original Nosferatu Count Orlock was a rat-like creature that cast his rats before him to spread the plague so as to cover the Counts vampiric murders... this 'creature' is just a nod to Vlad the impaler and Bram Stoker's Dracula - but the original German expressionist Nosferatu was not about that - it was a rip-off of Dracula with very different themes - this just felt like a missed opportunity to do a good homage to the original and Werner Hertzog's brilliant remake... I laughed out loud with the naked zombie corpse in the crypt Tomb scene - why was he naked? And the final death scene was just bizarre, Count Orlock is like a warthog crossed with an insect sucking at titties while the sun rises - only to drop dead - not be eradicated by the dawn light as in the original ... it was a good film - but 6/10 for me ...

[@joshmorales770]

I'd never seen the 1922 Nosferatu until after watching this 2024 film and I was genuinely and pleasantly surprised by how closely the 2024 film cleaved to the 1922 film. As you said, not the standard horror film but it's more horrific moments were quite visceral (all credit to the sound design) and unique to this 2024 film. It is also a beautifully shot film as well. I think it merits multiple watches.

[@jamesleyshon8515]

The Lighthouse is still my number 1 Eggers film, but Nosferatu was pretty solid. I did think there were some pacing issues in the middle and some characters could have been developed more, but it was visually stunning with great atmosphere. Looking forward to seeing the extended cut on blu ray.

[@gagalover2k10]

If you look at the scene where William meets Count Orlock for the first time, as he (Orlock) walks away, it’s more of a stop motion effect, a nod to the original film and silent films in general which I thought was really cool

[@afroahmed3989]

Real talk , this is eggers 4th film , so why are people trying to frame him by saying " this doesn't feels like an eggers film" let the guy experiment, it's like back in the day when people tried to frame Scorsese in the gangster movies box , if you're not ready for change , you have no business criticizing movies .

[@kingkiron2934]

I really enjoyed, in a lot of ways it felt like I was watching a movie from 100 years ago. The plot drags a bit at times but the cinematography, the atmosphere, the nightmarish scenery and the feeling of dread was perfect. A classic Gothic horror for a modern audience.

[@D8TNCracka]

I really enjoyed the film and loved the look of Orlok... He was basically Vlad the Impaler.

[@Purge00]

I love how he showed moonlight as the only light source and it was blue not white, natural looking. I realized the Herzog/Kinski version was in the Herzog boxset I never opened - on my god it was bad

[@sparkleypegs8350]

Really liked Aaron TJ. His sperg out in the grave yard was great. Lily Rose Depp looks like her mother.

[@daveangelo4502]

Orlok was a bit too shouty and aggressive for me. Even though had a lot of overt menace but lacked the guile and presence of Max Shreck's Nosferatu . The carriage scene in the woods for me was more disturbing in the original as it appeared to be floating and the coachman looked damn scary, sadly watered down here. Looked pretty but I put it in 3rd place behind Murnau's and the Herzog/Kinski versions.

[@Cormano980]

@daveangelo4502 it was basically an unmanned tesla uber

[@Lonewolf026]

Glad you're feeling better

[@wcw2793]

I’m really glad we’re getting an extended cut with the physical media release.

[@JKurayami]

I got the real feeling of fear from this movie. Not a jump scare. Or a gasp. *Spoilers* The first time Thomas meets Orlok. When he started talking in the dark foyer I could feel the hairs sticking up on the back of my neck. The sound design and theater I was in was excellent.

[@sketch_0193]

Fantastic movie. I thought they smashed it!... even if you and I and everyone here can think of 100 different ways to stall a vampire so as the sunlight catches them unawares. Eggers be like : ''No, only through the act of letting a literal corpse bed her for hours until the sun comes up can this evil be vanquished! Anything outside of those parameters is a no go...and she too must die! for...reasons'' All jokes aside. Great movie. The whole Ellen feeling on the inside what Orlok looks like on the outside exc...

[@theglanconer6463]

A throwback to better times.

[@Gabbeler_]

The castle scene made me feel so terrified in the cinemas. Haven't felt that in ages with a horror film.

[@NeoRetroEntertainment]

Around Christmas I kept getting notifications on my AMC app that tickets were on sale. Twice I went to the app and it said no theatres near me were showing it. Needless to say I was just planning on going to the nearest Alamo Drafthouse even though it was going to be a drive. Then unexpectedly I get a third notification. I almost ignored it, but decided I'd at least check it one more time for whatever reason. Well to my surprise, there were actual showtimes near me and I was able to see it on the 27th. Anyway it was an awesome film and probably one of my favorite Nosferatu/Dracula adaptations

[@jaycutty8697]

Spoiler Warning: I read a review that made me laugh on how the ending is about female empowerment as she made the decision to end Orlok without any assistance from the men. Failing to mention that the whole idea was concocted by Willem Dafoe and essentially told her that if she doesn’t do what he “ask” than everyone will die. Not really much of a choice but that’s just my opinion.

[@Cormano980]

@@jaycutty8697 in truth, no man is able to resist boosy

[@Vonklieve]

I found it a rather bland film to be frank. It looks nice, the acting is OK, but the plot is simply a copy of all the Dracula films. I was rather bored. I was not scared, but the sounds made by the vampire were quite unpleasant. I think, the plot and story should have been changed around, and characterisation improved for the supporting actors. I rate it as a one watch and done film. However, Bram Stokers Dracula from 1992, I have seen over 10 times.

[@TopG-Cobra-69]

You should watch Voyage of the Demeter. Another supernatural vampire horror movie of 2023.

[@Cormano980]

Way to many cheap jumpscares, done to death clichés, over the top acting, and Dafoe in an almost comedic role

[@chriswilson3126]

Some people walked out the screening I was in which brought me down because I loved the film.

[@SilverFoxUK87]

I think tension is the new horror - once you’ve seen someone brain sprayed all over your face with a chainsaw…. Where do you go… tension, suspense.

[@Ecosse57]

what was old is new again.

[@REMcVey]

Excellent film, atmospheric, true the source material with a few twists, and the most brilliant aspect is the lighting of every scene whether it be candles, lanterns, moonlight… so good!!!

[@jordanparsons7325]

I'm off to watch it this afternoon. I hope it's good. Thanks for the review.

[@ant24197]

I was not a big fan of orlock look in the movie. With that being said that last scene was just insane. It Def leaves an impression on you.

[@paulc1553]

Nosferatu, great film I really enjoyed. Cheers for this review, Mr. H.

[@stuartbrett1048]

I saw it yesterday and thought it was the most serious horror film I have seen in a long time. It was grate

[@M.D.MacReady]

The movie was brilliant and pretty much spot on with the original silent movie, wasn't a big fan of depp though she kind of annoying lol

[@RioBroski]

Glad you feel better, mate.

[@israelr6636]

A better Gothic vampire film and enjoyed the mood and atmosphere.

[@user-ju6zx3rm8d]

it's excellent. i've been to see it twice already

[@brennanpierce7330]

Was waiting for your review 🎉

[@tommyc1493]

I saw it, didn't know what to make of it tbh, didn't hate it but didn't love it either, when Orlok was around it was good and DeFoe's and Aaron Taylor Johnson's characters stood out for me too.

[@williamparcell9197]

Saw it last night. It's an amazing horror film.

[@AlphaApex1811]

Good I was waiting for your review, now I feel more confident to go see it, I loved the Witch

[@donovanbradford8231]

I loved this film and felt it's one of the scariest films I had seen in a while. Story wasn't too different from previous versions. Acting from everyone was top notch, visuals were great, and I loved the tone throughout definitely really enjoyed this one.

[@TheSuperSnake313]

Glad you liked it, I agree it was beautifully shot. I was absolutely blown away by Lily Rose Depp's acting, I didn't expect much but then she was on an emotional rollercoaster and I thought she did a great job

[@SpacedCobraIII]

I was disappointed he downplayed the Demeter section. I always enjoyed that little interlude and Orlok walking around the deck in the 1922 ver was really cool looking. Would have loved to see Eggers do a bit more with that. I know we got that 2023 Demeter movie but...get real. =P

[@MosherBear]

Another great take on Dracula. It's Stoker's creation in but name... and another long story about that.

[@Alex-TheAlien43]

Sounds perfect its the set design, acting etc im looking for also

[@danm3570]

dude. F-ing awesome movie 😁

[@alancheatley4378]

We just watched it yesterday in Cleveleys The Vue cinema in the afternoon on my day off, quite a few people in there for the time

[@MartynPope]

Can't wait to see it. Surprised how much I dug the remastered original!

[@SubZero-hs9xc]

Eggers needs to be this Generation Scorsese and last till his age and still make movies. He is really a major artist just did four pictures. And he already has a scrpit for a knight movie and a western, what can i ask more?

[@torr-michaelbennetta9785]

Great adaptation of the original, well done. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@Blindstoic]

This was my favorite film of 2024. But definitely not for everyone. And it was very profitable.

[@Gravuun]

I watched this in cinema with a friend, we had some laugh out loud moments but then again we are not serious people. Wasnt scary but i really liked the general mood

[@Cyber_Zombie]

Loved this film! It was nice to see a good Gothic horror on the big screen again

[@save400]

I prey for Egers to direct Alien movie one day. I can only dream

[@Torviticus]

Great film, my theater was closer to a full house than any film I've seen in a long while. (I'm relieved my local cinema relaxed the no singles policy and let me off with a warning).

[@bnewson33]

Hoult has 2 Draculaaar films on his CV. William Dafoe , appearing in his 2nd Nosferatu film?

[@paulfrantizek102]

Nate makes a good point, the fact that LRD's intent in the process is ambiguous was a plus to the story. Of course the usual suspects will act as if that's misogyny.

[@gagalover2k10]

The usual suspects are those tards on Twitter that wail and screech about everything and anything, much like LRD's character in the movie. Or perhaps they identify with her (in Palpatine's voice) ironic, isn’t it?

[@evalramman7502]

Saw it a few nights ago. VERY strange film. Very fine film. Truly horrifying and scary film. Original film and how many films can I say that about?

[@tomsaveryscotlandicproduct8505]

Seeing this tonight looking forward. Cheers

[@Kenro200x]

It hits On Demand next week, so I'm excited to see it again! Mustachegate is like the goth equivalent of Superman trunk argument. It's tiresome and shallow at this point.

[@RAH_ZEN]

What SILENT film would you like to see Robert Eggers make next? For me it would be Metropolis. Might make people think twice about AI/ROBOTS/AUTOMATION and the overal plans of the Globalist WEF 4IR, and of course Technocracy which is becoming more evident.

[@DanieleUrbani7]

It's a really good film. I preferred the second part to the first part. Very dark and I like it that way... No Twilight, basically. Brilliant performance from all actors and actresses

[@r.a.w.talentart]

Not had that creepy sinister feeling watching a film for loooong time. The build up was great, bit too much chit chat in parts but yes a great adaptation. Still doesn't beat Bram Stoker's Dracula in the 90's but a close second

[@MrLaggan]

Love vampire movies so will give this a watch when I can thankyou for your review

[@theglanconer6463]

And for some bizarre reason all Nosferatu movies are so, so, soooo good. How is it even possible ? Quite unique. Herzog, the very,very ancient one from the ?1920 (rewatched it recently hmmm (& still remembered everything, so bloody good) Shadow of the Vampire... just so pffff (real!) Gothic.

[@treystephens6166]

I haven’t been able to see it either because I don’t drive. 😢

[@flytetime7637]

It’ll be interesting to see what Eggers does next?

[@WhiskeyThieves]

I think something related to "knights"

[@carlix8035]

@@WhiskeyThievesI reckon a horror set during world war 2 would be pretty cool. Kinda like a horror within a horror.

[@WhiskeyThieves]

@ I said before that if Eggers was successful with Nosferatu I would be curious about his interpretation of Van Helsing, but what I would truly be interested in is Egger’s doing a sci-fi film.

[@kingston4313]

Sorry u felt sick. Glad ur better

[@esschuele6336]

He looked like Dr. robotic on drugs and very tall 🤣

[@wrathdude88]

407k subs? wow mate, i remember watching you years ago when you had 4-5k...for a strange reason i am really huppy for you. Keep going sir !! (the movie was awesome btw)

[@M0j0J0j0]

Same 😊

[@imarxb]

Although I enjoyed and appreciated the film. It wasn't really my cup of tea. It's more for the artsy purist.

[@daidavies6210]

Fair Do,s Nosferatu looked just like my Mother Inlaw …..😊

[@BearPawSwipe]

I will wait for the blu ray directors cut. Atmosphere, music, and cinematography were fantastic but pacing was awful and there was just something missing about it.

[@gagalover2k10]

There won’t be a directors cut. There never has been for an Eggers film - every time one of his films comes out I see people saying they will get the directors cut on Blu-ray like it’s a given yet it has never ever actually happened, I remember the exact same thing was said about The Northman and a directors cut never materialised

[@BearPawSwipe]

@@gagalover2k10 Then I guess I will be waiting forever! XD

[@gagalover2k10]

@@BearPawSwipe that makes two of us…I remember being told that the Northman was getting an extended edition release and being excited about it only for it to never become a reality, so disappointed even though the movies are perfectly good on their own

[@Dartanyoogles]

​@@gagalover2k10Eggers' already announced that there will be an extended cut, so you are incorrect.

[@Cormano980]

Good filmography, nice sets and costumes, on the other hand way too many cheap jumpscares, all the used up clichés crammed together, the plot moves on fast forward just to tick check boxes, and Dafoe in a comedic role that fails to be taken seriously The geographical and historical inaccuracies aren't even worth mentioning at this point The movie moves on a huge hype surf wave, considering the slop we got in the last decade in the horror area

[@tommyc1493]

Agreed 💯

[@WhiskeyThieves]

I loved it, however I think Bram Stoker's Dracula takes the edge here

[@gagalover2k10]

Nah, Nosferatu is far superior - but Bram Stoker's Dracula did have a lot of really cool elements; like costuming and of course, Gary Oldman as the titular character. The latter had so many amazing little details but overall the former is the stronger film of the two

[@GoldCrotalus]

I haven't seen Nosferatu, but I doubt that. Coppola's Dracula is severely overrated.

[@gagalover2k10]

@@GoldCrotalus that’s why I said Nosferatu is the better of the two

[@pedrodias7830]

In cinema is a great experience!