Nosferatu Movie Review

[@matthewborrero9444]

Creeping up the steps of copyright 😂😂😂

[@oakhillballer]

Hilarious

[@sj4life75]

Tony's wholesome smile, followed by "You got to GTFU", is HILARIOUS!😂😂😂😂

[@Steffanesworld]

“Yes, the f*ck we can” 😅😂🤣 Tony, your bluntness against foolishness is hilarious. You holding the 🚪 open telling the people “Y’all, gotta get the f*ck on.”

[@InLoveWith41]

Nah they would have to get the hell up out of my house IMMEDIATELY! I'll be praying for them.😂

[@HulaMask]

Even if she wasn’t being possessed, just the noise alone after 9 PM is too much😂

[@monique4540]

​@@HulaMaskafter 8 pm in my house

[@Mike_1nce_More]

That Sade t-shirt tho. I need a few of them.

[@2RegalNickesha2]

Amazon and Ebay.

[@Zero_Fawkes]

"Count Olof." LMAO!!!!

[@GerardRagland-v2w]

Man this was a fantastic review! You had me cracking up and got me interested in watching this film! Great job!

[@Manyfacedgodd113]

"She gon have to go home" 😂😂😂

[@Mike_1nce_More]

With a lot of "classic" movies now entering the public domain it'll be interesting to see how other remakes will be interpreted. Especially with modern technology, actors, etc.

[@JDotWill]

Nosferatu is a German unofficial adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula. They didn’t want to pay for the rights so they just changed names & settings. Bram Stoker’s wife sued them & as part of the settlement they were supposed to destroy every copy of the film. Clearly they didn’t do that. Now both versions of the story have gone on to become iconic.

[@ummeiguess]

ooohhh good info i love Nosferatu- but not as big a fan of the Bramstoker movie though, i think i might prefer the books if i ever get the time

[@thomasblackcraft]

Orlok was buck naked in that coffin. lol. Popped up mad with his junk out and chased ole dude out of there…😂😂😂😂

[@Woofreestyle]

🤣 🤣 🤣

[@markuiswatkins8176]

😂😂😂🤦🏾‍♂️

[@v.j.harris1942]

😂😂😂

[@PKDionysus]

Bruh, I love how we speak. 🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭 you framed this sentence only the way a black person could, and it resonated deep in my soul 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@corrinemoore6940]

The guest would be allowed to stay until however long the EMTs arrive to pick her up😅

[@mactrek2]

That's on 💯. 😂

[@TPhunkay]

Yawl... when the Gypsy King ROASTED our boi Thomas without saying a single word tho??? HAHAHHAHA Classic!

[@nightangel3578]

Willem Dafoe is a top-tier actor. He literally never disappoints. Now that boy Bill Skarsgård... he's coming for that character actor throne. For me, while Nosferatu was good overall, some of the acting choices weren't great. I don't understand how Taylor-Johnson had a weak accent when he's actually British. Even though Keanu was TERRIBLE in Coppola's film, it was an overall better movie with multiple good and great actors.

[@anaki567]

I need Egger to adapt more classic horror films. He just gets the atmosphere so perfect

[@marcusmcgill4423]

Don't forget the other papers Orlok made Thomas sign. That was key to the movie, too.

[@blackteavibes5932]

Yesss! The review I’ve been lookin for from Tone! I enjoyed Nosferatu. It was dark, atmospheric and mysterious. It was grosser than I expected, but it’s a horror movie. Acting was great. Defoe was 🔥 as usual. I need a rewatch of Bram Stoker’s Dracula. In my mind it’s held up, but I might feel differently on the rewatch. It was a more romantic and dreamy watch than this vampire movie if memory serves me correctly.

[@nettricegaskins1871]

Factoid: Prior to the 2024 film Willem Dafoe starred in Shadow of the Vampire and he portrayed a fictionalized version of the German actor Max Schreck during the production of the 1922 horror film Nosferatu, in which Schreck starred as the vampire Count Orlok. So this makes Dafoe's second Nosferatu related movie. I saw all of them and the best cinematography goes to Egger's film. Also, Egger's centered Ellen Hutter (Depp) in the new film and her character wasn't all on the sidelines like in the other films.

[@meechy9166]

Big ups on the Sade shirt too ofc‼‼😇🙏🙏👐🙌💫💫✊✊🤟🤌🙌🙌👀👑👑❤‍🔥❤‍🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Big_Kuzco35]

Man i always recommend imax when going to see movies and this one counts for it. Made it the scariest vampire film of all time. As a horror fan I'm going with nosferatu as the better vampire film

[@MartyMcFly_86]

I honestly only knew of Nosferatu from a few SpongeBob episodes 😂

[@huesoftheheart139]

The best part of the movie was Count Orlok's introduction, Skaarsgard was amazing and it actually made vampires feel scary and menacing. Tbh I was a bit underwhelmed, it's not a bad movie, but it sometimes felt like a freaky ahh fantasy, than a horror story which made the third act fall flat. Just my opinion

[@pfrazier11]

Agreed. The way they defeated him was so corny and cringey. But it’s still a solid 3.5/5 saxophones to me lol

[@huesoftheheart139]

Sidenote this movie would have ended in 5 minutes if it starred black people 😂 idc how much you pay we not going to Count Orlok, and if we did we would’ve left as soon as the doors opened

[@hightolerance8728]

Facts I feel the same way. I don’t know much about the Count guy but it felt more about the “Lore” than actually scary it was mid AF

[@a.j.1819]

@@hightolerance8728 You're calling it mid because it was more about the lore? Has it occured to you that that was the aim and therefore, in that aspect, it was spot on and not "mid"? Why do you take it upon yourself to judge it when you even admit yourself you don't know much about the main focus? Smh. Realize when you're missing key elements to make a qualified opinion.

[@huesoftheheart139]

@@a.j.1819 mid isn’t inherently bad lol we also not judging the lore, we judging the horror. No matter how accurate, if the focus on the lore took away the feeling of being horrified as an audience member expecting a high thrilling horror film, you’re gonna be a bit disappointed..

[@JilKarGre]

This was fire. Also congrats one “One of them Days”! Saw it this past weekend. Funny shit.

[@TonyBakercomedy]

Thank you!

[@sid2daknee]

Finally got a chance to see this. When movie concluded, someone shouted out in the theatre: "What kind of porn hub shit is this?" 😂😂😂😂

[@korndud]

i LOVED this film! it was absolutely beautiful and the performances were amazing. the only issues i had was i felt orlok was more of a monster instead of a fully fleshed out character. i wanted to feel more of his sadness, loneliness and isolation. otherwise, it was amazing. i can't wait to watch it on my oled tv in 4K HDR.

[@evildrmagee]

It seemed to me like he was intentionally written to be a monster. They really didn't give him any humanity or redeeming qualities, which struck me as deliberate. Beautiful cinematography - that crossroads shot was gorgeous as it was foreboding - the costumes were dope, and sound design was on point. The way Orlock's voice was always front and center in all of his scenes, and those long, deep gulps he would take from his victims... So unsettling.

[@dahliaherrod4301]

Yeah Orlok ain't Dracula. He was absolutely written to be a monster and Skarsgard really delivered. I was creeped out!

[@P_Crizzy360]

It’s not hard, you see a tony baker review and you click like

[@suetoney7023]

I thought it was excellent. Beautifully shot, and the actors were all amazing in their roles.

[@KingJRZJ]

Defoe basically played an old man version of Nosferatu in Shadow of the Vampire back in 2000

[@alvinmiller8]

I need that mufasa review 👀🔥

[@krystleavs]

I still haven’t seen it yet. Thank you for this review

[@treyforeign283]

Nah, you gonna have to leave, and don’t forget to GO when you leave!😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@marcusmcgill4423]

Shadow of the Vampire with Dafoe playing Max Schreck as Count Orlok was awesome, too. If you know the twist, you know.

[@Proetida]

💯 I love that film!

[@gwendolynegutierrez6087]

He was brilliant in it! Love it!

[@ummeiguess]

def one of my favs

[@meechy9166]

Mannn, I still have to see this.. def on my highly anticipated movies, maybe this week hopefully if I don't get busy Ima go‼‼ I also haven't seen the OG... big ups Tone on still staying up to date on these Movie Reviews‼🎷🎆🔥🔥🔥🧛‍♂⚡🍞 Toni Collette was/is incredible in Hereditary🗣

[@RetroRanter]

Tony looking fresh in the thumbnail get this man in a Victorian horror comedy ASAP! 😂

[@gooniez8490]

Tony watch and review “Shadow of the vampire”. It’s got Willam Defoe in it and it’s about the filming of the original “Nosferatu” and the “actor” Max Shreck who plays him. It’s my favorite and hilarious.

[@patvicee]

Needed this review

[@77Creation]

Lotta folks showing their ignorance. Talking bout it's just like Coppola's Dracula when it's obvious they never saw the 1922 Nosferatu which preceded even Bela Lugosi's Dracula. So, if anything it's the reverse. Either that or they complain about knowing what's going to happen...as if this story hasn't been told a million times already. Or they complain about the mustache. Once again showing their ignorance. Because if they'd read Dracula they'd know that's how Stoker wrote him. In short, folks just love complaining. Nosferatu 2024 was dope. Anyone who didn't like it, or hasn't seen the OG straight up missed out. It's their loss. Plain and simple.

[@Lilboozibert]

I didn't really like it but I enjoyed Nosferatu: Symphony of Horror, Nosferatu the Vampyre, Shadow of the Vampire and too many Draculas to name. My favorite is Herzog's Nosferatu the Vampyre. But I'm glad some people liked the Eggers one.

[@RaidenBckBckFwd]

ironic, the Dracula novel by Bram Stoker that all these are based on came out in 1897 bro

[@Lilboozibert]

@@RaidenBckBckFwdThat's not irony that lots of things are based on books. Many of us already know the story of FW Murnau being sued by Florence Stoker, even after changing names and cutting a lot of the narrative. As a result, you get two different villains and a different heritage of movies.

[@ajaxon319pldunbar]

I saw an interview with the director that the actress Lily Rose Depp, daughter of actor Johnny Depp and French superstar singer Vanessa Paradis, did ALL of her own physical contortions. There was no stunt double or CGI. He said he was astounded by her performance because he said she was obviously holding back during her audition where she was immediately hired but he didn’t know she could do all that. Willem Dafoe, who is in this movie as the Van Helsing-like character, played the “monster” Nosferatu in an older movie about the making of the original “Nosferatu” movie. His Nosferatu gets cast to play Nosferatu and he kills people on the set as the production rolls along. It is worth viewing. Side note: Willem Dafoe and the director, Robert Eggers, also worked together on the creepy, cinematically amazing “The Lighthouse”. What’s interesting about that movie is that Willem Dafoe and co-star Robert Pattinson stayed in character between scenes to maintain the tension between the characters. Eggers said that Dafoe did his monologue-heavy scenes in one take. He said he was a phenomenal actor who learned and could recall the ENTIRE script without prompting. That’s incredible.

[@Mileypit]

Lol, so if someone got epilepsy & having a seizure Tony gone chuck you out. 😂😂 Tony cold fr

[@ummeiguess]

i mean epilepsy can be treated spiritual vampire sex, not so much 😆

[@ThirteenOhEight]

I enjoyed the movie. My wife didn't all that much mostly because of the auditory things. The breathing, the mouth sounds, etc. I thought it was great.

[@michaelbullock8011]

Great movie review and I enjoyed it and I'm going check it out and have a blessed day

[@Mike_1nce_More]

I'd like to see Tony review that new Brandy Norwood movie directed by Robert's brother.

[@nightangel3578]

Is that The Front Room?

[@Lilboozibert]

Yes. The Front Room

[@nightangel3578]

@@Lilboozibert I saw it. I left the theater conflicted. It had potential, but was doing a lot for no reason.

[@Lilboozibert]

@@nightangel3578 Agreed.

[@ummeiguess]

yeeesss it's on my list just haven't gotten to it yet

[@kingjamesmayo8232]

This movie was good i wish it had more action thro

[@goodlife8044]

Thanks for the review.

[@PeetySmooth502]

i never seen a vampire suck blood like that lol

[@samrw80]

Idk if I want to see this one, I'm excited for the review.

[@DEBBO8080]

Orlok I'm guessing was based on Vlad the Impaler he had quite a resemblance to Vlad with that thick ass whispers "it's a love of thing" mustache"

[@thegantz87]

I LOVED IT. Can’t wait for the home video release.

[@whoog74]

I dig both. They have their own particular strengths. Coppola's is sexy as hell. Eggers is not Burton, but it is so raw and real. Love it.

[@blackpanthro]

I mess with Stoker because it was epic. Nosferatu scratches a different itch. I just wish it kept the uneasy tone throughout. By the third act, you know whats fixing to happen so it feels like filler up until the final moments

[@adrian72300]

Creeping up the steps of copyright infringement, LOL the line of the year, with the visual in your mind of Orlok

[@ahmadperry7650]

Tony, please watch the original 1922 Nosferatu. It was part of my film class in college bc it changed the landscape of filmmaking n I fell in love w it.

[@allenlattany9880]

More movie reviews please!!! YOU’RE MADE FOR THEM!!

[@chrisakalakalakalakala]

Dang gurl u be Prayin’…Me too. 🧛‍♂️

[@NickolasNameolas]

Good call on the Tim Burton. This was like the "Sleepy Hollow" style Burton.

[@eligancepoetry]

Love your comedy. Just subscribed

[@heycarter]

Idk, I wouldn't have a guest to begin with. People always come with their drama. Learned that from my mom always opening the doors to family lol. That said, she'd be gone on the FIRST one. I'm not trying to find out 🤣

[@upclosesneakers6875]

I watched Bram Stoker just the other day and Nosferatu also... I prefer Nosferatu... Lily and Willems performance was excellent... great atmosphere and Bill as count Orlok was fantastic... very enjoyable for what the movie was portraying, made me watch the original and they did a great job of updating it

[@anitarichmond8930]

Thanks, Tony Baker for delivering the best movie review of a masterpiece “Nosferatu 2025” you kept it light. 😂😅😂

[@ebonih7138]

I don’t even want you to get too drunk in my house 😂 demonic seizures?? Please

[@Lilboozibert]

It was fine but I nodded off a bit. A little beige for me but a capably made commercial horror with some stunning shots. The acting was a little too theater-play and recitive for my taste and not as psychorealist as what Eggers has previously delivered. The Herzog version, Nosferatu the Vampyre, is my favorite. In the satirical Shadow of the Vampire, Dafoe plays a great Nosferatu...playing Max Shreck.

[@ThaDutchess08]

Im big scary, FLIMSY AF.. They won't catch Dutchy in the theatre .....BUT imma support these pockets 😅

[@Mike_1nce_More]

@@ThaDutchess08 😂😂😂

[@TerraS24]

I gave it 🎷🎷🎷 The storytelling and character development were a little lacking. Otherwise the acting was superb and the cinematography and visuals were gorgeous. I would recommend seeing it. Agree Tone, I would have to kick that woman out after a few seizures, especially if I had kids. She was too much 😂😂😂.

[@SnarkierThan-U-R]

The Original Nosferatu's look, scared the Bejesus out of me as a child, Coppola's version: Steam Punk and Egger's version mildly stimulating

[@woodbridgesfinest1904]

I caught the film Christmas day, and could help but think how much this resembles Frances Ford Coppola's Dracula 1993. Between the two I give it to 1993 Dracula, because of the monster's design (I mean what was up with that mustache), nostalgia, and Gary Oldman's performance. Overall, I liked it; four saxophones out of five. I like the Witch the least of Robert Eggers films and the Light house the most. Cant wait for his next project.

[@JDotWill]

Tony that shirt is 🔥

[@monicas9088]

Before you. I’ve heard such negative reviews. The people who spoke of it are a younger generation. You put a more detailed creative description of it.

[@artheals8869]

Tony, Count Olaf is the dude from A Series of Unfortunate Events, Dracula ripoff is Count Orlok 😂😂

[@Teean]

I was expecting Tony to edit his face on the poster with Ellen’s profile 😆

[@JKissoon1]

I really like this movie. Love the atmosphere, and Skarsgard’s Orlok may be my favorite vampire now. Also, was it just me or did Willem Dafoe break character in the end when he burst out laughing while he was burning down the mausoleum? 😂 As far as how long would I let a possessed friend stay? Maybe two nights of freaking out and then I’m done. They’ll be in the asylum with the Renfield stand-in 😬

[@rosesperfumelace]

I saw Bram Stokers Dracula. I need to see this new adaptation of the 1920's version. Maybe watch the older version first then this one. Thanks for the review!! ❤

[@TheJFrost1117]

BS Dracula was my shit back in the day, but I think Nosferatu will be an annual viewing. I might go back to copping the physical copies for movies like this. As for houseguests, the saying goes, "Fish start to stink after 3 days."

[@marcusmcgill4423]

Fun Fact: Willem Dafoe worked with an up-and-coming Johnny Depp super early in his career and is now working with his daughter, too, while relatively early in hers.

[@jaimeheard9202]

Me too it was my Christmas movie

[@TimeisReel]

Tony it is so nice that you can get that entire Movie Theater to yourself... (And you right about musk)

[@billybobtexas]

The Exorcist came out the day after Christmas back in ‘73

[@HaliJinX]

If I had a houseguest like that they’d have to go with the quickness! Lol

[@amandahenderson1278]

One of the streaming services suggested the old version to me and I didn’t watch bc the description read just like Dracula. I am now intrigued and may have to watch the old one and the new one.

[@JayBelafonte]

Not gonna lie, I fell asleep on it. Had to watch it like 2 1/2 times 😂😂

[@terrancealexander4761]

You got one time, after that you gotta roll lil buddy!!!

[@nicknickson3650]

I loved this. It was definitely targeted towards people who love these long, atmospheric gothic horror films, so I get why some people didn't like it. If you're a fan of vampire movies or gothic horror in general you will love it. Also that ending....wow.

[@lacewillobee8936]

Thank you for the review

[@akalightspeed]

I loved this film. I think the performances were fantastic, the cinematography was great, almost like looking at old gothic paintings and the mood and sound of the entire piece was on point. A bit slow moving but I think you expect that from Robert Eggers, he likes to sit in the mood and push tension in his films.

[@fendellmallery6620]

Tony we need that short film about you taking those peoples towns water supply from em 😂😂😂

[@Aprillabor]

I totally agree. She got to go. She overstayed her welcome 😅😂

[@JDotWill]

I went to see this on Christmas Day. I tried to go to one showing & it was sold out so I bought tickets for a later showing & it got packed too. I was surprised

[@RunninChic620]

I liked this movie. It was eerie, well made.

[@JohnAquariusPodcast]

This is no ordinary review

[@GenoMac45]

You mean Count Orlock. Olaf is from the movie Frozen😂😂

[@Jacobzone23]

And Lemony Snickets

[@stryfetc1471]

Yo Tone, I just watched this flick called "The Order" on Prime, Jude Law, Nicholas Hoult and Journee Smollett. 🔥🔥

[@jaymz010]

You have my seen the original Nosferatu!? Man, I used to look up to you as a big brother in film😄

[@blackbuddhaPA]

I know what you mean with Bram Stoker’s, but I personally enjoy those visuals. When Dracula turned into the wolf, you can see how he sees. When Dracula’s maiden’s killed and ate Van Helsing’s horse. Bram Stoker’s is still one of my favorite vampire movies of time. ✌🏾”You got to get the f*ck up outta here🙂.” Mad funny!

[@williambrown7781]

I liked it, it delivered on the creepiness and atmosphere. Visually it looks great! Still perfer Dracula's story but this does have rewatch value! O after day two she got to go!!! She scaring me and the kids😂

[@jehremysmith2619]

Love a good horror movie and the vibe of this one was amazing

[@martelc.j.6122]

lol. Tony be saying Draculer. 😂

[@dylanmijer2890]

I’ve always wanted to see the original movie, but could never bring myself to it, so I was hoping that somebody would finally make a modern adaptation of it😂

[@marvalised]

Happy new years to you

[@martelc.j.6122]

Tony, love you but you’re on your own! Something about the movie previews kinda scared me. I’m only watching reviews! 😂😂

[@vibangigan5336]

You can tell its him from the eyes. When it did the close ups on this eyes (great shots felt like silent film) You can tell those are the Skarsgard eyes lol.

[@MadArtLang]

I loved it all!!!