NOSFERATU (2024) Breakdown | Easter Eggs, Hidden Details, Making Of Trivia & Ending Explained

[@heavyspoilers]

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[@JEMurl]

Here for the Ryan Aery’s Mum joke.

[@Docta_Tma]

Great video! Can't y'all uplosd this to Rumble to show blocked or "gore" based scenes?

[@musicb5202]

Not sure how you thought this was a nice ending, the girl dies having to have sexual intercourse with a 300 yo rotten corpse. It's definitely grim and tragic.

[@GregHuffman1987]

If Eggers is doing the werewulf next, Leigh Whannel should do dracula

[@erikreber3695]

Why is there no predator 2 episode?

[@heavyspoilers]

Hey guys, not too sure what’s happening with the uploads in terms of when it can be set public. One version got Age Restricted and the other was blocked by Universal. This one is up ok but I thought I’d hold it back incase there’s any other issues. In the meantime though I thought I’d drop it privately for members until it’s worked out.

[@crush41gb]

Damn it! I'm not missing it this time lol! 🤘😁

[@drendansmada]

I saw it on my break earlier today and it said “private “ , all good, love your stuff, keep it up!

[@El_Ophelia]

I was 2/3 of the way through your last upload when it went offline, and when I tried to watch it, it said that your video was set to private!

[@SuperCannibas420]

Idk either, I'm not a member but could watch this

[@mrshaheedmalik]

Universal are some chumps.

[@juliasantosmoura1298]

Can't accept this wasn't nominated for the Best Director, Best Actress and Best Adapted Screenplay oscars

[@GeryonM]

Doesn't tick all the academy's modern day boxes. Must have a representative of the alphabet mafia, a % has to a PoC if there are white people in it, etc.

[@TinkerDeLorean]

Maybe cinematography but that’s about it.

[@eyespy3001]

Best Director? I’ve enjoyed much of Robert Eggers’ work, but there seems to be a huge lack of direction in this movie, especially when it comes to the actors’ performances. Much of this movie feels like it was second unit-directed, or- even worse- all first takes. The performances are lacking the touch of the visionary behind the entire project. Lily Rose Depp’s performance, for the most part, feels as if she said “let me try something real quick” before the cameras rolled, and that’s the one they used. Nicholas Hoult, who is normally a fantastic actor, seems like he was given only one note by Eggers in rehearsals- act bewildered- and never saw the director again. Aaron Taylor Johnson’s performance feels like he wasn’t given any direction whatsoever and just made it up as he went along. It’s seriously the worst performance in the movie. The only person that turned in a good performance is- surprise, surprise- Willem Dafoe. It’s as if he read the script (which is horrendous, by the way) and said, “screw it, I’ll ham this up.” He leaned into the cartoonish aspect for his character because it was the only way to sell such crappy dialogue.

[@ReasonbyNight]

Its still a horrorfilm with certain topics. Oscar Academy is a bunch of dense heads.

[@francisorielly9698]

It wasn't!? Total snobbery from the academy. Done with that sideshow. Has it been nominated for anything? Rumour has it Moore been nominated, same woman arrested for her behaviour with minors. A pedi who has already been awarded. Hollywood needs it's swamp drained!

[@Mawico]

Been waiting for your take on Nosferatu and you never disappoint! Keep it going mate!

[@mattcollins3591]

Can’t stop thinking about the final shot.

[@shahrbanooShadpoori]

What about the music? The music in that final scene is still stuck to my head. That music made me feel sorry for count for crying out loud❤

[@kamah619]

Same

[@kingdaddygoat8782]

You got it back up?! That’s awesome Paul!! 🙌🏻👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@caveritt82489]

I thought it was absolutely fantastic that they find Knock in Orlok’s coffin. He’s such a fanboy that he curls up in Nossie’s bed when he goes to work lol

[@ericpanissidi6761]

First movie in a long time I wanted to watch again

[@KingSide303]

@@ericpanissidi6761 I agree! I don’t trust reviews anymore, the reviews said slow and boring. I thought they stayed true to the story with amazing visuals.

[@JeffHongchang]

You have shit taste Eric

[@HELL-BENT74]

How would you react if Nosferatu used his fangs to burst your swollen fart?

[@JeffHongchang]

@@ericpanissidi6761 this beeyotj deleted my commment

[@thenewapelles6448]

@KingSide303 If anything, I thought the movie moved too fast! What we got was so good it left me wanting like 30 minutes more haha

[@BeatriceBurprich]

Hey great video 🙏🏻 as a Romanian, I just wanted to point out some things, I don’t know if anyone else noted this but here it goes. In the scene where Thomas encounters the village, just the people that dance and sing are gypsies. The man that invites him in is romanian (the version at that time) and he is speaking Romanian, including all the people in the inn and at the monastery, they are not gypsies. Also, it really took me out of the movie when Orlok crossed some kind of sea while going to Germany, which is non sensical? The only water that connects Transylvania and Germany is the Danube River and that looked a bit too stormy to be a river so that’s weird.

[@Rowan7131]

Even reading the book I was glad I don’t know enough about geography to tell if it was accurate, the chase at the end when they took 3 different routes to the castle made me want to see if all 3 of those routes would even have existed 😅 Still not as egregious as James Fenimore Cooper 😂

[@wesleywarsmith1113]

Only in Dracula does it make sense as he went from Transylvania to England. Going from there to Germany doesn't need a boat as you said.

[@summertyme5748]

46:36 _Remember the original masterpiece is free on youtube._

[@psypsy751]

As a Transylvanian, I appreciated the look of the countryside but I couldn't help wonder how and why Count Orlok took a boat to Germany. I understand that travelling by land would've been dangerous, though at the same time, not only is there a LOT of ground to cover until he could've reached the Black Sea, but also the bloody Carpathians to cross.

[@severalwolves]

35:51 that’s Ellen’s cat Greta. Von Franz gives it a treat from his pocket because he likes cats and keeps treats in his pocket for his own cats. no, it isn’t actually Von Franz’s cat that he somehow secretly gave to her long before meeting her haha. this video is great and provides a lot of interesting background / insight, but there are a few points that are really reaching

[@ColonelSternlove]

Great work as per usual, Heavy (he’s my brother!) I felt by the end he wanted to die - each had there own indulgence but in the end, it couldn’t go on forever. The Beauty of her and the sunlight was too much to pass up. So he looked again, knowing this would break the curse. Obviously Depp’s character wanted to stop her lustrous visions by giving in to her destruction, but also vanquishing her lifelong obsession/foe to save the real one she loved but not craved. It worked out for both of them. Just a theory/interpretation.

[@Double0joe]

20:40 I like to think the count was driving the buggy in this movie too but not in person, by controlling the wolves chasing the horses where he wants the buggy to go. To pick up, and then to bring to the castle using the wolves to direct the horses by chase, the way dogs herd sheep.

[@airbenderdogs]

I had that thought too!!

[@footlongoose7575]

I think he can just talk to the animals, since he's a beast himself

[@SocialScienceofSci-Fi]

Great video! I loved this film so much. It was the first Eggers movie I've ever watched. I'm looking forward to his upcoming Werewulf film that's been announced.

[@summertyme5748]

Check out *The Witch* - next.

[@cmaden78]

Not a big Nosferatu fan ( it's a Victorian issue...I cannot watch a society where women have to "faint" to show how they feel🙄I yell at the screen😂) but I canNOT WAIT for his take on wolfman🐺

[@francisorielly9698]

The Witch, you must watch. The Lighthouse is a experience, is the best I can say for it. Brilliant but can't say I grasped it. Not seen 'The Northman's yet.

[@BurreBurrsson]

You should check out the rest of his movies too as they are all really good.

[@JoeF330]

Well ..."Wouldst thou like to live deliciously?”

[@ObiWanShinobi67]

Eggers just signed to do a sequel to Jim Henson's Labyrinth. Should be interesting.

[@LoLPunky]

oh no really. That's my favourite movie & I've been dreading this day for years.

[@ObiWanShinobi67]

@LoLPunky one of henson's kids is involved and some other big names. Fingers crossed.

[@LoLPunky]

@@ObiWanShinobi67 oh ok that gives me a bit more confidence. And I do like Eggers I just don't know about his tone for that story. Cheers for the reply.

[@ishtarbabylon4869]

Oh Jesus! That’s not a GOOD thing) I am F sick of this . That’s a travesty) ) 🤬

[@dirt_nWater]

It will depend almost entirely on who he casts in the roles…that will make or break it imo ✌️

[@Siansonea]

The Oscars are meaningless at this point. Of course Eggers, Skarsgard and Depp weren't nominated. Ridiculous.

[@Yupstate845]

Ever since I realised the woman who played the mother in requiem for a dream got snubbed i cant take these fools seriously

[@jmchez]

Dune 1 and 2 directed themselves it seems. No nominations for best director two years in a row.

[@dan5626]

The Oscars is all about politics, not art.

[@BatAmerica]

I am amazed at the sound mixing in this film. Especially when the movie presents Count Orlok in his castle, how it focuses on the loud eating and sinister score compliments the uneasiness of Thomas's company.

[@KingSide303]

Finally! I was so hoping you would do a breakdown of this movie. I thought it was fantastic. What I like is that even if you might not like a movie, you still break it down and explain everything. Much appreciated.

[@Monogatariful]

A subject nobody ever covers when it comes to Dracula, is how he is canonically a wizard first and vampire second. Dracula is a Solomonar. The Solomonari are a type of weather wizard in Romanian mythology and they also ride dragons. Sound of the Dragon Dracula.. Get it? Robert Eggers Nosferatu is the first movie that shows Count Orlok having power over lesser demons to possess others.They even refer to him as a solomonar in the movie when the Romanian nuns are healing Thomas Hutter.

[@BILLETH]

Glad to see this is back up. Keep up the great work.

[@Paintimenti]

So excited to watch your Nosferatu breakdown!! Side note: I made the mistake of bringing my mom to the theater after Xmas as was NOT expecting how horny this movie was gonna be 🤣🤣🤣 such an awkward time

[@deatherbradley]

Dude, I didn’t even realize that his boss was the dude who was going nuts and working for Dracula. Weird.

[@jerma7x]

gotta use them lookin eyes son

[@annikinstarkiller600]

They also explicitly mention it in the dialogue

[@finncullen]

There was no real way of knowing except by watching what was on screen and listening to the dialogue, so yeah, pretty tricky.

[@ThwipThwipBoom]

They literally said it in the movie. Use your eyes and ears better bro.

[@nothingelse1520]

yer dumb lol

[@MatthewKKwan122]

Love your channel Paul

[@heavyspoilers]

Thank you

[@rjskippy935]

Love you keep up the epic work ❤

[@Zach.strange]

Corsets were never a torture device used to control women! Just want to put that out there cuz I’m so tired of the narrative😭

[@milton1448]

Feminists must play the victim card...

[@stinkfinga4918]

Seriously. Don't get your history from hollywood, kids!

[@toaolisi761]

This movie is a damn near perfect masterpiece! It's horror, gothic, gritty, theatrical, and doesn't try to replace the original. Robert Eggers, Lily Rose Depp, Nicolas Holt, and Bill Skarsgård all deliver a PHENOMENAL retelling of the 1920s original. I recommend both films.

[@alisonchristineable]

My mind went to Muppet's Christmas Carol immediately as well! Thanks for this, Paul!

[@Cutiemuffinz]

This and the comments are just what I want from this! Thank you for an excellent review complete with analysis, it’s very high quality and just the right stuff.

[@kenkessler301]

If you didn’t like this movie you simply don’t appreciate cinema.

[@summertyme5748]

There are people who don't get anything 'artsy'. They think the film is broken because he doesn't turn into a bat, and they don't like the fact that the film turns more on sexuality and desire as opposed to mindless violence. [Nosferatu can't be killed by violence, but rather only by being over powered by Ellen's sexuality, it's really clever - and some people don't like clever]

[@mikemcpuff2315]

People can have a different opinion… the fact you think anyone who doesn’t agree doesn’t “appreciate cinema” just says you’re conceited…

[@dHybrid_351]

Amen, good sir! 🙏

[@andy_manns]

You mean don't appreciate shite cinema... a classic example style over substance. Visually brilliant in many ways but story wise garbage, tonally all over the place and Orlok is rubbish both conceptually and in realisation. Both the North man and The Witch were better for me but hes getting worse with each release

[@kenkessler301]

@@mikemcpuff2315 someone who appreciates cinema cares about the artistry. The framing, lighting, direction, and acting are incredible. This level of dedication and technical execution alone warrant appreciation even if the narrative is not to your taste.

[@joshuagorski9452]

If that was you on the phone and you on the bus, then who was flickering the lights?

[@SnuSnuDungeon]

😂

[@joshuagorski9452]

@@SnuSnuDungeonHad to

[@panmush]

Great stuff; killer breakdown as per usual. As well Nosfortu 1923 is free on youtube

[@court1434]

This was a really great breakdown!

[@TheDarkrebel131]

Been waiting for this break down 😭

[@heavyspoilers]

Hope it was worth the wait mate

[@Marion10610]

👏👏👏 🥰🥰Brilliant review! Thanks!

[@keirangrant1607]

I started a history class, and I hope I can break down the readings 1/2 as well as you break down these movies and shows. I'll unfortunately have to miss some of your episodes. Great review mate.

[@laurareeves9754]

1st: love the mustache babe. 2nd: I'm really enjoying the newer videos. Thanks.

[@peybak]

Another Easter Egger: People have been trying to decipher the contract and it seems like the Count pulls a fast one. The contract (compact) isn't about a real estate property but about nullifying Thomas' marriage to Ellen, and the money is her dowry!

[@beckstheimpatient4135]

I mean the Count LITERALLY tells Ellen that's what he did. It's in the movie. The movie tells you with clear words that Thomas was manipulated into signing a "divorce".

[@peybak]

​@@beckstheimpatient4135 I was talking about the translation of the Dacian document itself.

[@misunderstoodninja]

Paul, hilarious intro!🤣🤣

[@graham1035]

I saw this in the theater and I was surprised to see kick ass.

[@bobpierce]

Definitely one of your best breakdowns. (Monica! 😅) But seriously, your enthusiasm really comes through. Great job!

[@snoopy1114]

Haven’t watched a video in well over a year and you look like fit spoilers now well done mate

[@shahrbanooShadpoori]

I barely watch movies more than one time, no matter how awesome they are. But dammit, this movie was pure art. I cannot stop thinking about it. The music in the final scene is still stuck in my head. I wanted to cry for count in that final scene. I felt sorry for him. Robert eggers is a genius. He made the best dracula movie ever. Cannot wait for his werewulf movie. P.S: i think bill proved himself more than enough. It's time to give him the role he wanted to play since he was a little kid, the joker! He proved he can do anything. Give him the role in your new dc universe james gunn❤❤

[@INSOLIASTUDIOS]

I think you having to work around KZbin‘s rules has made you better. I really like this new format that you’re doing and I really appreciate the talent. It takes to course change in the middle of something so kudos to you, sir.

[@jordynfielder4547]

I was waiting for this! Absolutely loved the movie

[@Spectre033]

Such a great video 📹 excellent analysis Interpreting art can be personal and authentic thank you Paul

[@heavyspoilers]

Thank you

[@DamzDoherty]

3:15 papa lazarou reference? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dcovington93]

Glad you decided to break it down! Was looking for this one

[@CartoonrBOY]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Loved this movie...watching yer breakdown with morbid enthusiasm!!!🤩🤩🤩

[@jlstruyde]

Why did voyage of the demeter feel like the alien movie.... because alien is based on that whole boat scene in the bram stokers dracula novel...

[@Harvester4509]

Got a source for that?

[@jlstruyde]

@Harvester4509 google it... Alien is inspired by chapter 7 of bram stokers dracula... which is the whole voyage of the demeter story part of dracula...

[@thealternativeaddamsfamily]

Thank you for the re-upload, I was so disappointed yesterday when it wouldn't let me watch 🌠✨

[@stephensherwin8621]

I really love ur videos!

[@Nostalgic8Dreamz]

My husband and I just watched this last night! Perfect timing to have you have a breakdown go up today!

[@dead666doll]

The Hungarian accent just sounded goofy to me (might be bc I’m Hungarian). Could not get into the Nosferatu character at all. Sad.

[@thegatheringknights]

glad to know you got this resolved. been waiting for your breakdown before I watch this.

[@justin.channels]

25:00 "But I was not wearing a prosthetic..." "Then what was that you sent in the FRAME?!" 🤯

[@MFLimited]

An inverted cross is often used to symbolise satanism or anti-Christianity, but it is originally Saint Peter‘s Cross, a memory of the martyrdom of Saint Peter who was crucified upside down

[@Azzlad]

I wondered why there was a pick axe next to his coffin, convenient for Thomas to attempt to kill him. Now I think about it, it was there because he was digging up the local soil to line his coffin ready for transport. That's my take at least.

[@jrfury2659]

Sorry, but your accent made it hard for me to understand what you said at 33:57, tried to use closed captions but it stated: " summon BS" ?

[@ohemdoublegee]

Summon storms

[@hoomakoa]

Thank you for making this!

[@anthonywilkes8630]

Loved the intro!

[@alanprice1992]

Thank you for that intro, it was perfect 😂

[@UnEclipsable]

Let's go!! I loved this video the fist time!

[@Queenofdubstep]

2:07 they actually made special lenses to be able to make the day shots look like night and was very deliberately done

[@slayet2ville1]

Sooo many missed opportunities in this movie that could have elevated the horror….but he has said this is exactly what his vision was so…

[@stinkfinga4918]

So his vision could use glasses cuz how tf do you drop the ball this hard on NOSFERATU

[@nightview93]

fantastic breakdown, one of my favourites. and i'm really rooting for lily-rose and her career. i hope she does well.

[@heavyspoilers]

Thank you

[@spiderlime]

there are also some connections with frankenstein, the novel and some film adaptations: 1: the novel: the fact that von franz is changed from dutch as van helsing was to swiss, is a reference, as well as mentioning paracelsus and cornelius agrippa, alchemists that were mentioned by victor frankenstein. when orlok tells ellen ÿou have three nights"this reminded e of the promise made by the creature to victor frankenstein that he would harm his loved ones unless he creates a mate for him. 2: the films: 1: the restraining device that knock is tied to resembles the one used in "bride of frankenstein". prof. von franz resembles to a large extent, doctor waldmann the groundbreaking mentor of victor frankenstein in the brannagh version, portrayed by john cleese. orlok himself resembles to a certain extent de nero's appearance in the brannagh adaptation although the connection to vlad tepes's appearance is there. 3. overall, the frankenstein connection makes sense in the context of 1838 and german romanticism, since the vampire genre was born on literally the same night that frankenstein was concieved. sadly murnau didn't adapt frankenstein...

[@M0RGAT0RY]

Paul Terrible mustache; did you steal it off of Doug?

[@heavyspoilers]

I wish I got that close to him

[@sdswood3457]

I cant handle the channel host's voice cadence. You have the exact same rise and fall of voice inflection for EVERY SENTENCE you speak. Over and over. And over.

[@shelbyb9056]

20:28 I haven’t seen anyone point out that the crossroads before the carriage meets him is in the shape of an upside down cross with him at the center of it. Was the first thing I noticed that I was like… this has got to be symbolic, right?

[@skylerdaves5416]

Man I was getting mad about that last one that got blocked cause I was right In The middle video. I restarted my phone and everything!!!!

[@bluejaayway]

The first movie I've seen in a long time that i thoroughly enjoyed! I even went to see it twice!! Having seen the original and the 1979 version, i think this is a fantastic remake, and it has to be my favourite version of the classic story! Skarsgard absolutely nailed that voice, and his overall performance was phenomenal!! Great cast, and the cinematography was also stunning!!

[@Polygonlin]

0:53 and here i was hoping you'd be shedding tears of joy that Nosferatu still exists by some Miracle!

[@kyleabsolom6300]

Please do a breakdown of this movie again when the directors cut comes out, I loved this movie and I plan on picking up the 4k Blu-Ray of it when it comes out towards the end of the year keep up the great work Kevin!

[@mattyboyb523]

Awesome review. Been waiting for a good one since watching the movie. Always enjoy Paul’s take. Except his first opinion of Dune but then he came around, lol. Anyway, looking forward to watching this one on streaming. I enjoyed the movie but really feel there will be much more to enjoy when I’m able to stop rewind and watch parts again

[@kurtthompson8514]

I started this video when it was released then had to go have a smoke came back and it was gone happy it's back today

[@TheNegative]

You did it! It’s uploaded!

[@Whateverwhocares22]

I am obsessed with the movie, so happy to see HS breakdown!

[@kinyemibola4386]

Love this guys! I normally dislike horror but this was a beautiful film. Whether a movie is good or bad, I love how you give us a great breakdown. Two questions: can you do a live for fans? And Any chance you can do American werewolf in London?

[@shirinwindrunner4806]

So for other potential symbolic significance of the shadow of the cross on Albin’s cheek I’ve got some thoughts. It could represent his complicated position in Ellen's sacrifice and tie in to themes of moral ambiguity. Since even though he was fighting evil, he essentially guided a young woman to her death. So I agree with your belief that the mark might suggest divine judgment. it can also convey his own guilt in using Ellen as a weapon against Nosferatu and how he could be seen as complicit in her death. Furthermore suggesting that he bears the weight of being the knowledgeable guide who led Ellen to her sacrificial decision. Like a priest hearing confession, he carried the burden of knowing her fate beforehand. Therefore, the shadow could represent his role as a guardian of dangerous knowledge about vampires. It can also speak to the duality of the sacred and profane. Like the vampire hunters in Gothic literature, he straddles the line between the sacred (fighting evil) and the profane (using death to achieve it). That’s why the mirror itself is also significant, conveying self-reflection and the facing of one's own moral choices- which one can argue he avoids since he’s looking out the window at the world he just helped save instead of facing his own reflection introspectively. Contrasting the previous interpretation, the cross can even be taken as a visible sign of the cost of defeating evil. Though they succeeded, the victory came at a terrible price. So it might suggest that he probably will carry this event with him, literally marked by it. Lastly, another interpretation that comes to mind could be the fact that her death has sanctified those who remain. Playing to the idea of Ellen as a christ-like figure. Also similar to how priests are marked by their contact with the divine, he is marked by his proximity to Ellen's Christ-like sacrifice. In general I think everyone can arrive at their own interpretations with their individual impressions of it. The same goes for all the symbols throughout the film since Nosferatu itself could convey a plethora of meanings such as western fears of The Other, substance abuse, toxic relationships, mental illnesses, death drive, repression, sexuality, queer identity, shadow archetypes etc and that’s the beauty and strength of such an impactful source material. Anyhow that was my two cents as an English Literature MA. 🙂

[@MissPerriwinkle]

i feel earlier incarnations of drac were scarier......love gary oldhams. tho the Murneau version is classic.

[@jennyjenny723]

“And women who don’t hit the subscribe button.” 😂❤ Good one.

[@SwashtikPatnaikSP]

*Planning to watch the original also..*

[@marnima9192]

I went to watch this movie with ny brother as an horror fan I was so fricking happy, like this is so macabre and 'sensual' from a corpse? ok I have issues hahahaha And I'm a historian so I really appreciate Eggers work in those details. The crew was amazing, and I couldn't recognize Bill; Dafoe what to say about him. Just an incredible moviethat it's not going to have the recognition it deserves but I don't believe in the Oscars anymore so, Eggers keep going please!

[@obmarte3803]

32:00 As an epileptic, thank my stars I was born in 1980.

[@mcgruff424]

I watched 15min of the first upload... not stopping till I watch this version thanks "HEAVY" 😂

[@terranncegilmore]

I'm a little shocked Rose-Depp wasn't nominated. I thought Cynthia Erivo was incredible, I think Rose-Depp might have been better

[@malachisguides]

"we wanted an original take, like eastern nobility might actually look" Lifts the look of old Gary oldman dracula transforming into young Gary oldman dracula and calls it a day.

[@nettricegaskins1871]

I saw this film on Christmas eve and was transfixed. I loved the subtle details such as the boil on Herr Knock's head and his filthy fingernails. I knew who he really was before the big reveal.

[@GeryonM]

1:44 you never cast a moon shadow? You'll notice the tops of the clouds are lit and her shadow is short, meaning the moon is high above them just out of frame. If it was hidden by thick clouds then the body of them would have illumination not the tops. Swing and a miss on the shot in the daylight theory. Unless, of course, it was actually shot in the daylight and you were right all along. If that's the case, i apologize.

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah if you see some of the BTS stuff it’s mostly in the day

[@BMO_Creative]

He's MUCH more of a Ghoul than a vampire in this movie really.

[@moviemaniac1838]

Anyone know the name/illustrator of the plagues of Egypt illustration at 44:04? Its really cool looking.

[@caktuz]

[27:19] love this channel. long time watcher, but the wound on his chest is on the right side (at least in the pic you chose). The heart is on the left side for vampire feeding. lol

[@mattmillie007]

I felt the first ½ of the movie completely dragged. Up until Willem DaFoe’s character came in, then it started picking up relatively quickly for me. The Netflix short series Dracula also featured the Nosferatu/Dracula character

[@saggiestar5579]

Me and my oldest son went to the movies and saw this. Thank you for this breakdown because I left the movie theater. Extremely confused

[@Anomaly13g]

Love it!! 😂

[@justanotherbod3378]

Can’t lie. I was bored senseless watching this in the cinema. A missed opportunity

[@laartwork]

Lol... I am sure there is another Fast and Furious coming out for you soon

[@1127films]

Lmaooo😂😂😂😂😂😂 I love this intro

[@weeraanmelden]

Glad that the video is back again. Hope it jsnt’t de-moniized 😢

[@ryork12]

Nice dub over Universal, Paul!! Next drinks on me!