This should be the film that crazy die-hard fans of Twilight should see for what vampires were really like, and maybe scare the pants off of them! I must’ve seen it a couple of times and I cannot get enough of it!
I would love to own it on DVD, but I have a tough time deciding between the R0 Image and the R1 Kino. I know that both editions have some good image and sound choices while each has its own array of special features. What do you think James?
i love this movie , ive seen it so many times and still surprise me with some details, someone know if james always put all the reviews on october? is for halloween , is in october right? at 31, in spain we have no halloween , so have no sense for me, we have the day of all saints, the day that we honor the dead people ,so we go in to the cementery that look so grate because everybody put a lot of flowers in each tomb, and in silence we pray for the ppl that has gone , so is not very funny, is not a celebration like in mexico…
Max Schreck was actually thought to be a real vampire in real life at the time because everyone thought his performance was so epic. I always consider Orlock to be a completely different vampire to Dracula.
so i want to know do you own the 50 classic horror movies set i picked one up at borders its got Nosferatu White zombie night of the living dead, revolt of the zombies and about 40 other movies even though i guess most are crap
Just watched this movie last night. I’m not much of a horror movie fan but in light of a massive school project to create a website explaining movie genres I decided to “do some research” and watch this. It was fairly good and while I have not seen any other horror films I think this is a good precursor to later Dracula films. Also since I watch a lot of your videos, I was able to use your knowledge of old horror movies to my advantage in writitng my “History of Horror”.
I watched and enjoyed Nosferatu, but perhaps because I’m of a younger generation, I couldn’t help but point out its flaws and laugh at the obvious special effects. Still, it was enjoyable in much the way the original Dracula was for me.
However, I watched Shadow of the Vampire, and that was a whole different story. It starts out normal, but by the end I was lost, confused, and disturbed in a way that didn’t leave me feeling satisfied. I would just stick to Nosferatu, personally.
cesarmanuel51, I highly recommend it…I just hadn’t seen Nosferatu til last halloween and had it on my list thanks to James. I was thoroughly horrified and delighted. It’s a real classic!
I bought the 2 disc special edition from Eureka Video. (EKA40025)
It features the movie on both discs. One version is fully portraited in sepia, while the other is the original black and white version wich also has unicolered scenes as if they have dipped the film in colored ink, like they sometimes did in the early 1900′s. Its “fully” restored and digitally remastered, and the new musical score is one long progressive industrial track by Art Zoyd, wich really gives the movie a good creepy atmosphere.
For those who are looking for a decent version of F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu, i highly recommend this particular dvd set.
This is have to stay after nearly 100 years still scares me. The one and only horror i think that does. Its just so fucking creepy and yes the age and the silent movie aspect helps A LOT This is, THE Dracula movie
This should be the film that crazy die-hard fans of Twilight should see for what vampires were really like, and maybe scare the pants off of them! I must’ve seen it a couple of times and I cannot get enough of it!
I would love to own it on DVD, but I have a tough time deciding between the R0 Image and the R1 Kino. I know that both editions have some good image and sound choices while each has its own array of special features. What do you think James?
This movie still creeps me out …..and always will.
Also check out The original Salems Lot……..The vampire in that was inspired by……….and looks very much like Orlock.
I swear that vampire is fucking frecky!
i love this movie , ive seen it so many times and still surprise me with some details, someone know if james always put all the reviews on october? is for halloween , is in october right? at 31, in spain we have no halloween , so have no sense for me, we have the day of all saints, the day that we honor the dead people ,so we go in to the cementery that look so grate because everybody put a lot of flowers in each tomb, and in silence we pray for the ppl that has gone , so is not very funny, is not a celebration like in mexico…
Max Schreck was actually thought to be a real vampire in real life at the time because everyone thought his performance was so epic. I always consider Orlock to be a completely different vampire to Dracula.
so i want to know do you own the 50 classic horror movies set i picked one up at borders its got Nosferatu White zombie night of the living dead, revolt of the zombies and about 40 other movies even though i guess most are crap
Just watched this movie last night. I’m not much of a horror movie fan but in light of a massive school project to create a website explaining movie genres I decided to “do some research” and watch this. It was fairly good and while I have not seen any other horror films I think this is a good precursor to later Dracula films. Also since I watch a lot of your videos, I was able to use your knowledge of old horror movies to my advantage in writitng my “History of Horror”.
Not a big fan of silent films, but this and “Phantom of the Opera” are fucking amazing!
I watched and enjoyed Nosferatu, but perhaps because I’m of a younger generation, I couldn’t help but point out its flaws and laugh at the obvious special effects. Still, it was enjoyable in much the way the original Dracula was for me.
However, I watched Shadow of the Vampire, and that was a whole different story. It starts out normal, but by the end I was lost, confused, and disturbed in a way that didn’t leave me feeling satisfied. I would just stick to Nosferatu, personally.
I’M GONNA SEE IF I COULD WATCH THE FULL MOVIE BUT AWESOME REVIEW
cesarmanuel51, I highly recommend it…I just hadn’t seen Nosferatu til last halloween and had it on my list thanks to James. I was thoroughly horrified and delighted. It’s a real classic!
Borrowed it from the library and very excited to see it!
I bought the 2 disc special edition from Eureka Video. (EKA40025)
It features the movie on both discs. One version is fully portraited in sepia, while the other is the original black and white version wich also has unicolered scenes as if they have dipped the film in colored ink, like they sometimes did in the early 1900′s. Its “fully” restored and digitally remastered, and the new musical score is one long progressive industrial track by Art Zoyd, wich really gives the movie a good creepy atmosphere.
For those who are looking for a decent version of F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu, i highly recommend this particular dvd set.
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