NOSFERATU 2024 Movie Review : EVERYTHING Modern Horror SHOULD BE!

[@taylemgames2652]

Now this is the timeframe you do a remake. 102 years ...

[@DerekEvans1013]

This ain't the first remake lol

[@simondavis750]

@@DerekEvans1013 He didn't say it was. He said this is about the amount of time it should be between remakes. Still hyperbole, but still a valid point.

[@DerekEvans1013]

@@simondavis750 100+ years is too long lol

[@williamerickson520]

Two years too late. This should have come out on the centennial of the original.

[@robchuk4136]

Lol

[@Yajarobi69]

So refreshing to hear you talk about something positively for a change haha

[@Guyvermectin]

Which is ironic because the movie was dogshit

[@christoffsimply3179]

Yeah, Depp's kid was fantastic. I was shocked at how good she was in this. I also loved the impact of building up to Nosferatu getting to town with the plague breaking out and all. Very well done throughout.

[@anthonyml7]

She'll be nominated for sure

[@barnabyworthington5353]

She was pretty good in the Netflix movie The King, based on Shakespeares plays about King Henry V, she’s barely in it, but her scenes hold weight for sure.

[@saltyamerican1677]

Willem Dafoe played an awesome version of Count Orloc in Shadow of The Vampire, which was awesome!

[@johneqwest]

Exactly. This story has come full circle. There was the original Nosferatu (which is saw as a teenager and was freaked out by), then "Shadow of the Vampire" did a take on the story by being a movie about making the original film, and now the remake. All three looked awesome, btw.

[@nelsnelsen6984]

Shadow of the Vampire is a awesome film, just rewatched it on YT.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

Much better movie.

[@MrAsmontero]

@@saltyamerican1677 I think "Schnapps?" Was a reference to that

[@georgewright9223]

He was definitely the stand out in Nosferatu for me.

[@Caltops78]

I just saw this movie in the theater last weekend and one thing that really added to it was how cold the theater was. I wouldn’t be surprised if they did that on purpose. It made us feel like we’re in the movies world.

[@AverageJoe483]

Haha no it wasn’t on purpose . It’s a company that is probably trying to save on heating bills. Movie theaters are hurting for profits. So every penny counts at scale .

[@LazarBlackfire]

This is one of the most positive reviews I've seen for anything for a while. This is one of the most insightful reviews I've seen on anything PERIOD! You're effectively blending nuance with your own opinion. Everyone else gripes about the mustache, but you didn't even mention it! You don't waste your time on low-hanging fruit! I've seen the original. Not entirely in-line with the source material, but I enjoyed and appreciated it. I don't know what I'm more excited for now; seeing the remake for myself or seeing your next video. You were never bad at this, even when you first started (shut up if you think otherwise. you were always good) but you've come a long way in a shorter time than other people who do what you do who also came a long way!

[@zhouenlai2569]

Agree, great review; and what's wrong with Mustaches - everyone had them in the 19th cent., and the original Dracula had one in the novel. I found it sinister.

[@bubba966]

Hahaha, that intro trolling

[@Brian_Boru]

You don't need to express every thought that pops into your little head.

[@marhawkman303]

yeah I immediately pegged it as a joke skit. Like, ah yes, time to insult Twilight again. I'm surprised Jay didn't say Nosferatu was a better love story than Twilight. well, it probably is, but obvious joke nonetheless.

[@kevinjennings6984]

Thank you for being open to a film like this, Jay. After so many bad films, you still believe in the ability of a movie to be good on so many levels. The black dress looked amazing as well with the theme of darkness. Great review 😉🦇🖤

[@Tyloron]

It's truly rare to see a remake that works well.

[@Fiveash-Art]

Most stories are 'remakes' ... It's all based on formula .. and there's a reason for that.

[@tacobellalugosi2527]

Well the original is over 100 years old maybe it gets a pass but I felt it had omething original in it

[@ivanharlokin]

@@tacobellalugosi2527 I agree but, there was an earlier remake of Nosferatu, in 1979, which is also pretty good.

[@justaguy105]

I think this is probably Jay's best review video that I've seen. She really expressed exactly how I felt in the movie theater watching this movie with my son

[@warrenbfeagins]

It was refreshing seeing the creature look exactly like what it is as opposed to a GQ model. The way he spoke was exactly like I would imagine the creature would speak right down to the labored breathing needed for an animated corpse to in fact speak. What happens to the creature when it's destroyed is also something I've NEVER seen before and it was awesome. It's a REALLY good movie and the performances were remarkable.

[@B0mber44]

I’m planning to see this soon, so I’ll wait to watch your review. I’m just here to say that I’m glad it’s getting some good attention. I’ve been looking forward to it. Have a good 2025, Jay. G’day from Australia 🇦🇺

[@B0mber44]

Just saw it. Creepy as hell. Awesome movie.

[@DennyDeathless]

Your best video I’ve seen so far. Good review with some good supported opinions, sources and descriptions of the vibe, looks and performances. And to top it of, the fitting black dress.

[@blekkmark]

Thanks for great review + for pro lighting, sound (not talking into a giant mic on a crane), and enthusiasm for movies. 10/10 for the review; will see the movie as soon as I can.

[@Guderian2]

I remember the "review" from my local newspaper of this movie. "We never see the monster, how lame!!"

[@pittland44]

Weak.

[@Guderian2]

@@pittland44 I honestly didn't know if i should be mad about the review or laugh about how pathetic the review was.

[@4mooncheese]

I would say for the most part I enjoyed Nosferatu. The sense of fear and dread were apparent, and the performances across the board were quite good. Nosferatu himself was a truly menacing presence.

[@morb357]

Eggers give the audience true escapism in all of his films. You just need to allow it to happen...and it will, then the magic happens.

[@thesilentknight4554]

Sadly most modern audiences don't appreciate his films. They want creepy masks, torture, and chainsaws.😵‍💫

[@CanalTremocos]

Robert Eggers cooks delicious lobster.

[@JoelKellenProductions]

I was already expecting the movie to be good, but I was knocked out of the water by how great this was, from the cinematography to the acting!

[@blakewalker84120]

Writers should remember there are 3 kinds of fear: Terror: you see or hear something that is very frightening and you understand what it is, like a psycho running toward you with a machete, or a shark or bear or dinosaur or alien about to attack you, or a raging forest fire about to burn you alive (sorry California!) or a tornado, etc. Horror: you see or hear something that is very frightening and you do NOT understand what it is, like a ghost or a vampire or a Cthulhu nightmare creature, or some other supernatural thing like Voodoo or witchcraft or anything beyond human knowledge. Dread: you don't really see or hear something specific, but you feel very frightened without actually sensing what or why, like you feel a "presence" or hear spooky noises or you find bloody footprints on the floor or hear a scream from upstairs, and while you cannot identify what is the source of the fear, you still fear the unknown danger. These three kinds of fear are tools writers can use to great effect. Screenwriters have a 4th tool, startlement. Jump scares. Make a loud noise or a sudden movement, or both together, even just a surprise when the musical score makes a sudden loud note (Yeah, Jaws, I'm thinking of you!). These can be incorporated into movies and television, or even radio, but not into books. Guess which one is the easiest to produce? Yeah. Number 4. So easy a toddler can do it (peekaboo!). Which ties into why modern movies have so many jumpscares and why most audiences don't like them. They feel cheap and easy and are way overused.

[@simondavis750]

The jumpscare has been used effectively. I hate it with all my soul because it is cheap. But in one of the original and best done, Nightmare on Elm st, they built up all 3 factors (that you discuss) and as your heart is about to explode, he jumps out. It was perfect. But these days it is just a loud noise as something jumps out without build up. The biggest issue horror suffers from, almost exclusively Western horror, is the rule of 3. You think there is something behind the shower curtain, the curtain will be pulled for a fake out twice and the 3rd the monster is there. Once you see the pattern you will see it in nearly every horror movie from America after 1980. And thats why the jumpscare fails even more, it is always on the third look and we are conditioned now to hear the audio cues and wait for that third look under the bed. Japanes horror doesn't adhere to this aspect of the jumpscare so theirs are more effective.

[@anthonyml7]

1 - so what you know the audience fears 2 - fear of the unknown 3 - the anticipation of fear to come Very interesting 🤔

[@robchuk4136]

Nicely said

[@georgewright9223]

Best movies in my opinion (subjective) showing these points: Terror: Jaws OR Alien. A hard pick. Horror: Hereditary Dread: Insidious (the first one) Jump Scares are cheap/boring thrills so it's hard to put "good movie" with "jump scares."

[@minxthetank3648]

Bruh that theory about them making the theater cold I spent the entire time going "the fuck is happening i live in florida"

[@spinefairy]

To your point about audiences today being conditioned to be startled rather than scared, I agree with you one thousand percent.

[@giovanniamador239]

Best vampire movie I've seen since Bram stoker's Dracula , Blade , the original Fright Night movies , chapters one and two , John Carpenter's vampires and the first two underworld movies 🍿🥤 🎥

[@nunyabizness6595]

The Lighthouse and The North man were both wild so will be seeing this. Eggers is the man.

[@CARTOONIVERSE1]

The "Original" is actually Cinema's very 1st Knock-Off. They couldn't get the right's from Bram Stoker so they just changed the names. There have been several remakes since then(all worth watching) including SHADOW OF THE VAMPIRE starring Willem Dafoe playing Max Schreck(the actor from the original 1922 film), as a real-life vampire pretending to be an actor playing a vampire.

[@jimmycassell140]

Great that you found a movie you liked!! Snark on Snarky Jay!!!!

[@SugarDougy]

Dude...PERFECTLY articulated. I loved this movie for every reason you mentioned and more. I was also struck by the metaphor of Vampirism representing the horrors of the bubonic plague. Awesome review!

[@UltimateNES]

I would like a return to more thought horror. It has been a long time since I seen a horror movie in the theaters, Nosferatu was worth it.

[@AverageJoe483]

Watch Hereditary or the Witch.

[@UltimateNES]

@ I seen the Witch that was worth the watch as well. I will check out Hereditary.

[@AverageJoe483]

@ hereditary is one of my favorite films . Tell me what you think !

[@VerryBonne]

That has been the trend over the last several years. Have you not seen Midsommar for example?

[@haj2132]

I recommend The Woman In Black because that is a brilliant horror that is along the same lines of this film.

[@derickbrown6363]

0:34 I think a lot of millennial's and most of Gen z discovered Nosferatu from SpongeBob, and I love it everytime it's referenced😂

[@anonymouslyunknown4811]

I didn't

[@robertpetre9378]

@@anonymouslyunknown4811 I discovered Nosferatu through the 1922 version I only found out about the SpongeBob version very recently

[@anonymouslyunknown4811]

@robertpetre9378 Same here

[@andrewthomas8888]

Great Video Sexy Vampire Jay!! I am going to see the Nosferatu remake tomorrow!!

[@AnthonyArribas]

That intro made me chuckle lol

[@DYNOGUY1977]

My 18 year old son and I say this last week and LOVED it! This film is deeply disturbing, a truly classic cinematic experience. The whole cast was brilliant and the way it was filmed... almost looking black and white sometimes. Can't wait to buy this one.

[@woodbridgesfinest1904]

I love Robert Eggers work, especially the Lighthouse. I saw this Christmas day, and couldn't stop comparing it to 1993's Frances Ford Coppola Dracula, mainly because of Gary Oldman's performance. Bill Skarsgard's voice was amazing, that mustache though. Willem Dafoe is always a good time.

[@j.r.warren5794]

Jay told us about "The Batman" and I watched it. She was right. I'll be keeping an eye out for this one now. Thanks Jay.

[@jeffreyoldham55]

Wait, what...Count Orlok *doesn't* sparkle? What the Actual Heck! Great review, SJ. Your perspective is always appreciated and quite interesting.

[@docsavage8640]

This movie is getting rated higher than it should because so much of the competition is total shit.

[@ricardodc182]

Siskel and Ebert ain't got nothing on you girl....amazing the way you paint with artistic precision and the smooth interpretation of the storyline and background imagery......well done...can't wait to see it....R

[@fredman1956]

Happy New Year Snarky Jay, looking forward to see your channel explodes in 2025.❤

[@ObsidianKnight217]

Brilliant movie. About time they remembered vampires are supposed to be terrifying!

[@type026]

I did see the movie, excellent! Not for the faint of heart. But also, for those who haven't seen the first two films of Nosferatu, see those first before you see the new remake. But overall, this new film is a reinvention and not a rehash of the original Nosferatu films.

[@ІлляКолесник-в7ш]

I love watching you walking towards camera every video. Don't change this intro please)

[@Glassy1979]

Glad to hear good things about this movie as I’m really looking forward to watching it! Keep up the great work on your channel by the way!

[@serafin1352]

I saw this movie with my son a few days ago. We are big Dracula fans in all forms. This movie was intense. It was very different than most and the visuals were amazing. It was an old school horror movie. I did have issues with a few things which I compare to the original. I recommend watching “Shadow of the Vampire” its older and Dafoe plays Orlok.

[@pricey0986ify]

I know what you mean about horror just being jump scares. The last film to make me feel anything at all was Hellhouse LLC

[@RuneScaper122]

Hellhouse LLC is 10/10

[@YannFranck]

That intro killed me 😂😂😂 glad i got tickets for Nosferatu for this Sunday

[@TheDustyBubblehead]

You hit the nail on the head. Horror is supposed to touch you deep, in your psyche. Your description encourages me to want to see this movie now.

[@cdolan13]

Wow! What a great insight about horror devolving from scaring people to startling them! Very intuitive! (yes, devolving because the 'startle' effect sets true horror back) THIS is THE way to film gothic horror! It is my favorite film of the year, and Lily-Rose Depp gives the performance of the year. And, if you watch any of Eggers' movies you will see what attention to detail he has for the periods he is 'filming in'.

[@RuneScaper122]

Snarky Jay is the gift that keeps on giving. Absolutely beautiful too 🙂

[@stevecatanio8532]

I would have loved to watch it with u. See your reactions. Glad u liked it.😂

[@stevecatanio8532]

Yes

[@n.d.m.515]

You need to watch the double feature of the original silent film and Metropolis. Both are masterpieces that still hold up today.

[@360Beezy]

Dope.. I didn’t know you were into horror. But then again, I just found your channel, last year. Glad I did! Now, we need that Terrifier, review. 😂😂

[@Drkhrse77]

Great intro and I like the new room lay out

[@JEMullins]

After hearing your take on this movie, I’m going to watch it, I’m no favorite or gory movies. Like you I like the mind bending scary movies that leave a deep impression on you. Thanks for the 8 you gave on it. Love You

[@anthonyml7]

It's not that gory, you'll be fine and happy you saw it for sure

[@AzraelStDumas1982]

Cool I wasn't sure at first, but now I'll go watch it!! Thanks Jay, looking great!!! 😊

[@toddmeadows8179]

Hell ya! You're so cuuute when you're happy and excited! 🥰 Dafoe is awesome I can't wait. I hope you saw Lighthouse. What a nut he played in that one. Bout to search snarkyj lighthouse

[@leodanorellana6563]

Thank you SnarkyJay, this is clinching the decision, and looking forward to the great watch !

[@TheSuperSnake313]

FINALLY a movie worth watching! Gorgeously shot, super unnerving and uncomfortable, and that ending, chef's kiss

[@Euphoryaaa]

Snarky Jay’s hair length at this level is like the perfect hair length for her. I’m loving it.

[@paulthing]

I liked it, I thought it was a bit slow at times. the actors did a great job! TY for sharing

[@knghtmajic]

I held off watching this review as I didn't see it until last night. It was the type of Gothic horror I enjoy. Yes, it was weird at times, but I found myself glued to the screen, even at the late viewing of it (10:30pm). Snarky Jay pretty much sums up my feelings toward it.

[@_TheGreatOne_]

Yup! it was truly awesome! Everything that i expected and some more on top. I went this Saturday in the cinema theater and I urge all of you to go see it in cinema, it's quite an experience.

[@octaviovaladaoferreirinhad2689]

You have convinced me. Off to the movie theater, thank you Jay!

[@kevinspencer2276]

You should do more reviews, you’re very good as this! ❤

[@carlosatausupa8429]

Fun fact: 2022: Northman vs Sonic The Hedgehog 2 by Jeff Fowler 2024: Northman by Robert Eggers vs Sonic The Hedgehog 3 by Jeff Fowler. Message vs Fandom Games

[@RuneScaper122]

You mean “2024: Nosferatu by Robert Eggers”, not Northman

[@missioncomplete420]

Your reviews kick ass Jay. Keep it up dude

[@Mor4me]

I liked and subscribed last time so now I can just say thank you very much

[@helloukw]

Nice review and its on point with how I felt, as well. Besides what you've said I also like the fact that they depicted Romania (Transilvania) and its people and Gypsy minority really, really, well, with good acting, Romanian language and all other small details that are important to make it authentic, which gave me a whole new level of "reality" and fear. The granny praying for him and the nuns and all that is really authentic and still a reality even in 2024. It also reminded me of the stories I heard as a child, about Hobgoblins and other strange nightmarish stuff. I also read an article that a Romanian, Florin Lazarescu, invented an ancient Dacian language especially for Nosferatu, I assume for making him appear really old, since Dacians ruled the land around 1st century BC - 2nd century AD.

[@MrRomanweb]

Loved this film! I was taken how Eggers filmed the night scenes in a way that harkened a black and white film. I've seen this twice and the more I talk about it, the more I'm in love with this type of filmmaking for this genre.

[@Korvinus34]

I like the new lightning in your video! Good lens as well, keep it this way fs

[@scifidesign2]

What a brilliant review. Will be getting this when it comes out.

[@robchuk4136]

The visuals were amazing. The shot of the hand going over the city literally sold my ticket. I live for shit like this.

[@DownPatToTheDeathEnt]

Fascinating is a great way to describe it. I was not impressed with previous Eggers films though recognized his excellent cinematography and world building but this one hit for me. True horror, beautifully shot, excellent acting. Won’t be for everyone though and that’s kind of all eggers work IMO. You either really dig it or you’ll find it forgettable. Really curious to see what he comes with next.

[@leonstrydom1]

6:57 - 7:04 : "I love a good period piece that does a good job of really sinking you into that time period" The VVitch, The lighthouse and -my favorite- The Northman all do the above. It must be a Robert Eggers thing.

[@NyctophileXIII]

So happy that you enjoyed the movie so much! I did as well. And DAMN! That is one smoking hot dress! 🖤

[@mikepanick9362]

Glad I found your channel , your Snarkness!

[@tailsofelroachimo6486]

Thanks for the review. I'll definitely check it out.

[@LYCAN96333]

Absolutely agree with everything you've said here! Being a long-time vampire fan as well as seeing the original 1922 film. I thought Nosferatu 2024 was an absolute masterpiece. It really brought back the sense of terror that Vampires have been missing the past few years. Also fun fact. Incase some of you didn't know. Nosferatu is a German retelling of Bram Stokers Dracula. If you're familiar with the story of have seen the 90s film, you'll definitely pick up on some similarities.

[@obi-c-wan37king93]

Dang girl, you look so good in black. I just started the video and I liked it already cuz. You have me hypnotized, have a blessed day!😍🤣

[@scottrohrbeck7672]

That opening... Haha same thought, that was the first time I had heard the name 😅

[@davidvader8723]

I couldn't agree more with your review, saw it twice in theaters. Fantastic movie and vision.

[@johnscott6984]

The original Murnau version is one of my personal favorites, the Herzog version has Kinski's best performance but the ending lets the movie down, this one is Eggers' "dream" project and it shows. Other critics have mentioned the sound design but no one has mentioned the sound of Orlok feeding - sounds like some kind of gurgling pumping sound and its horrific. Good to hear SJ's take.

[@jerome_dangelo]

That intro was gold.

[@ericforman1483]

Good video, and hair is looking awesome again

[@JB-jr2hs]

Unbelievable cinematography. Some of those shots wre absolute genius.

[@Johnenoch226]

Awesome review. I have the exact same taste in horror movies.

[@myleswagner7710]

“This is either Madness, or Brilliance.” “It’s funny how often the two coincide” Pirates of the Caribbean 1 🔥😂

[@XarkoCZ]

I loved it. There is something about the visuals and the sound in this movie that spoke to me on the deeper level. Cinematography deserves an Oscar. Amazing cast too. Just loved it.

[@billycjohnson08]

Nosferatu is definitely my favorite movie of 2024! Interesting fact; the trope of vampires being weakened or killed by sunlight, originated from the original film Nosferatu (1922) when Count Orlok was killed by the rising of the sun. There’s nothing written in European lore or literature that vampires are weakened by the sun.

[@drakocarrion]

Except that's not true, because the book Nosferatu is based on has vampires weakened by sunlight in it. You may have heard of it. It's called Dracula.

[@billycjohnson08]

@ Nope. False. I actually read the book Dracula & guess what? Dracula does NOT die from sunlight. He’s only “weakened” by it. Again, it is a FACT that the sunlight killing vampires trope originated from the movie Nosferatu (1922). Stick to the facts, buddy.

[@drakocarrion]

@@billycjohnson08 I never said he died from sunlight. I said he was weakened by it. which directly contradicts these two direct quotes from you in which you claim vampires aren't WEAKENED by sunlight prior to Nosferatu "the trope of vampires being weakened or killed by sunlight, originated from the original film Nosferatu " "There’s nothing written in European lore or literature that vampires are weakened by the sun." So my comment isn't false & your comment isn't fact.

[@billycjohnson08]

@@drakocarrion Again, false. What did I specifically stated in my original post? Weakened or “killed.” Again, killed! When Count Orlok was “killed” by the rising of the sun. It’s literally written there. I was specifying sunlight as being “lethal” to vampires came from Nosferatu (1922). Let it go, buddy. You literally have zero counter arguments. I made it very clear what I specifically stated. You, misunderstood. You lost. & it’s also a fact that there’s nothing written in folklore as sunlight being a deterrent to vampires in any shape or form. Only that they’re just nocturnal creatures.

[@drakocarrion]

@@billycjohnson08 Again, not false as these two direct quotes from you in which you claim vampires aren't WEAKENED by sunlight prior to Nosferatu prove. "the trope of vampires being weakened or killed by sunlight, originated from the original film Nosferatu " False. They're weakened in Dracula. Which that movie is a ripoff of in the first place. "There’s nothing written in European lore or literature that vampires are weakened by the sun." Again, false. Dracula is literature & it predates Nosferatu. You didn't specify Killed at all & directly said WEAKENED. Twice. & I've literally quoted your doing so. You're the one with no argument here. I didn't misunderstand anything. You just don't want to admit you're wrong. Which you still very much are.

[@flixatdawn]

this is why i like you snarkyjay, you get it! on a side note, when i was at the theatre i asked the girl working the box office if she had seen the movie, she said yes. when i asked if she liked it, she said, yes, and then compared it to twilight (she was probably like 18, 19 yo.) lol

[@RabbiSteve1]

I have a ticket to see NOSFERATU on an IMAX screen at my local theater. And watching your review makes me even more psyched to see it. I am a fan of both the silent original, as well as the Werner Herzog remake (not to mention, the fictional re-imagining of the making of the silent original, SHADOW OF THE VAMPIRE, which reimagines that the actor Max Shrek (whom we know very little about in in real life, and played incredibly by Willem Dafoe!) was actually a vampire in real life! A must see. With John Malkovich playing the legendary director F.W. Murnau). But never compare as for me, it’s like making a movie about a legend, like Robin Hood or King Arthur. I watch each one as their own telling of the tale.

[@akashharripersaud2386]

Having seen it twice, its absolutely my favorite film of 2024! Robert Eggers cooked with this one!

[@SchitzophrenicSynapse]

Watching this in the background on Mute to avoid spoilers - but I still need to comment and like to support Snarky Jay 😇

[@WmJFaust]

I agree. I also gave it a 4/5 rating on the movie site. I concur about Lily. She was fabulous!!!! I hope to see her in more gothic horror movies and maybe scifi too!

[@leonelchicas9080]

I ❤ positive Jay!!!! I’ve noticed you seem to really get into more artistic fare. I think you are better than most of the movies you have to review (for the fandom). I know this may sound pretentious, but I think you would excel in film school. You should consider it.

[@christophersimmons8709]

Another amazing review Snarkyjay ❤❤😁😁.

[@iamedterry]

Definitely agree. The blocking and camera moves in some scenes are just genius, especially with multiple characters and long scenes. Not quite perfect but an incredible piece of cinema for cinephiles.

[@Reinemachefrau]

The last 20 minutes were really good. I also loved the post-credit scene. Orlok is bigger and badder than ever has a fight with The Wolfman. It's gonna be called Nosfera2.

[@robertwayne1884]

Refreshing to see you excited about a worthwhile film.

[@Crusader1978]

Watched it last night skarsgard was unrecognisable his acting was superb all the actors were great though really enjoyed it and agree with your 8/10

[@MichaelH416]

I would argue the pacing with you. It dragged a bit for me at points. This movie was perfectly cast. Visually this is an amazing movie. The tone is set with the lighting they used. I understand that was difficult to film by. The story was excellent. I loved this movie.

[@dracolupus0217]

I saw on it's opening day. Great movie! Great review!