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I only watched this to understand the Spongebob reference
damn, i can't believe nosferatu's shadow grabbed ellen's titty like that
I'm sorry, but the part where Nosferatu is trying to sneak around the town lugging that huge coffin made me laugh so hard. There's even a bit where he stops and looks both ways before crossing the street. We stan a safety conscious king!
I cannot EVEN imagine what the audiences thought of this film in 1922. Max Schrek is horrifying. I have to believe more than one person ran out of the theatre screaming. Hell, people were barely used to watching films let alone see this fucking freak looking at you.…
ladies when we say we like guys who look pale and sleep-deprived this is what we mean 😍
why dont vampires still wear funny little caps
I've had the very rare opportunity of seeing this film at a screening in a neo-Gothic church with live organ music. This really enhanced the innate eeriness and visual dramatics in Murnau's film and made me appreciate it even more. Schreck's mimicry is just fantastic and…
Godard tells us "All you need to make a movie is a girl and a gun." I love Godard, but this isn't true. All you need to make a movie is light and shadow.
thats not nosferatu thats just jeffree star
I only watched this to understand the Spongebob reference
still freaky after all these years
Bro thinks he’s the guy from SpongeBob season 2 episode 16.
9/10 A classic (literally), every vampire film and modern day lore originates from this film. I adore silent films in general but this one is one of my favorites. A goth’s essential that can be described as nothing less than wonderful! If you like vampires this is a must see!!
A piece of history and it must be respected as such. Creepy for its age and count orlok still kinda gives me the heebeejeebees. I mean I could say it’s boring bc it’s a silent film but cmon. Judge it based on when it came out yk. Btw free on YouTube!
Insane movie, Nosferatu is such an icon for getting so powerful that he caused stop motion telekinesis
then who was flickering the lights...
THE SLASH SLINGING SLASHER!!
What a glorious beginning to the age of gothic tales. Seeing this film for the first time was an experience that I could never expect. The work put into this film is something I applaud. The acting,set, production,prosthetics and overall admiration to the craft of suspenseful horror is something I…