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By Liam J (115) on 08 Jun 2008

Klaus Kinski is the ultimate Nosferatu, another great team up of Kinski & Herzog…

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By Cory K (220) on 06 Jun 2008

Isabelle Adjani is stunning and Kinski is downright creepy…

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By Jens R (20) on 05 Jun 2008

Werner Herzog's remake (from 1978) or rather re-imagining of FW Murnau's Nosferatu (from 1922) is the most lyrical & meditative vampire film…

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By Jonathan W (812) on 29 May 2008

A very unique remake by Werner Herzog. I have to say that I love watching Klaus Kinski act, he's truly a master at his craft…

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By Michael D (2,363) on 29 May 2008

Hmmm... need a break from herzog, I think…

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By Jonathan J (200) on 29 May 2008

A very unique remake by Werner Herzog. I have to say that I love watching Klaus Kinski act, he's truly a master at his craft…

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By Stephanie B (344) on 19 May 2008

You know the story; boy meets girl, boy meets vampire; vampire bites boy, vampire gets a ship to try and have an affair with boy's girl; girl…

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By Chris M (3,023) on 19 May 2008

You know the story; boy meets girl, boy meets vampire; vampire bites boy, vampire gets a ship to try and have an affair with boy's girl; girl…

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By Ian S (969) on 16 May 2008

My, my, my...I remembered this movie being so much better when I saw it about five years ago…

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By Riot G (13) on 15 May 2008

Almost an exact remake of the original. Adds nothing of note to the story and ends up being an extremely looooong film…

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By Ramis V (59) on 14 May 2008

Very good vampyr film can't compare with the first version yet…

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By Lawrence A (106) on 11 May 2008

A very enjoyable remake. Keeps bits from the original that really work, while crafting its own unique feel…

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By Robert M (1,753) on 07 May 2008

This is not a good remake of the 1922 movie contrary to belief. Stick with the original silent film…

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By Felipe P (175) on 18 Apr 2008

Don't expect it to be faithful to the story of Dracula as written by Stoker. It's nearly more an atmospheric film than a dramatic one…

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By Clelie R (94) on 18 Apr 2008

Don't expect it to be faithful to the story of Dracula as written by Stoker. It's nearly more an atmospheric film than a dramatic one…

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By James S (2,117) on 18 Apr 2008

Don't expect it to be faithful to the story of Dracula as written by Stoker. It's nearly more an atmospheric film than a dramatic one…

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By Matt K (1,446) on 15 Apr 2008

German version of the classic silent story of Dracula, this version has Kinski at his creepiest and Herzog adds a rich, dark, deep mood to…

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By Trey P (25) on 14 Apr 2008

Herzog and Kinski blow Coppala's film out of the water…

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By Eliza D (66) on 12 Apr 2008

Nosferatu is a great German film and a great scary film to watch…

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By Davey M (514) on 27 Mar 2008

A really well done artful classic horror remake by herzog. kinski is perfectly cast as count dracula. probably one of my favorite herzog films…

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