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By Ryan M (2,675) on 26 Jan 2012

An excellent film that takes the piss out of the gothic horror vampire genre. Really scary, Kinski is great…

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By Adrian B (1,364) on 20 Jan 2012

Werner Herzog's tale of the famed, blood sucking vampire is very silly, but is also entertaining…

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By Colin W (183) on 19 Jan 2012

Beautifully shot, very creepy, it may be blasphemy but I like this movie even more than the original…

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By Stuart K (1,373) on 17 Jan 2012

Even though they'd nearly driven each other insane during the making of Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972), director Werner Herzog and Klaus…

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By Mike H (1,369) on 12 Jan 2012

There's a slight eeriness that doesn't let up for a second…

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By Ken O (42) on 09 Jan 2012

Herzog has created a beautiful nightmare that you would never want to wake yourself up from…

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By David B (3,254) on 17 Dec 2011

Not Herzog's best, but fantastic nonetheless. An excellent interpretation of Stoker's novel and a fitting remake of Murnau's classic…

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By Mitchell W (140) on 17 Dec 2011

Herzog's Nosferatu is like a fleshed out version of Murnau's groundbreaking film…

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By Mark S (2,772) on 30 Nov 2011

Much more haunting than any Twlight-inspired vampires, Nosferatu is memorable not because Dracula is a creep, but because he is more human…

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By Edith N (976) on 30 Nov 2011

Much more haunting than any Twlight-inspired vampires, Nosferatu is memorable not because Dracula is a creep, but because he is more human…

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By Chris F (1,190) on 25 Oct 2011

I remember watching this one a week ago with my older brother…

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By Yousef S (26) on 25 Oct 2011

I remember watching this one a week ago with my older brother…

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By Eric W (543) on 22 Oct 2011

La version 'nosferatu' de 1922 n'etant pas vraiment accessible a tout le monde, 'Dracula' de Coppola comportant de nombreuses failles, et les…

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By Jeff B (2,998) on 15 Oct 2011

Lighting and cinematography were sensational... huge movie..true classic…

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By Javier V (266) on 06 Oct 2011

Lo curioso de esta pelicula es que se filmo dos veces. Una con los actores hablando en Aleman y la otra con los actores hablando en ingles…

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By Ryan B (2,114) on 04 Oct 2011

Music was prolly the best parts of the film, not that into it...maybe some shadows were well done but thats it…

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By Quinto W (289) on 01 Oct 2011

Werner Herzog had a rather difficult task remaking one of the most important films in cinema history, but not only does he succeed, he may…

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By Jessi T (325) on 30 Sep 2011

Like any of Herzog's narrative films, Nosferatu is a bit intimidating due to the dense narrative, handled as a super slow-burn film…

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By A M (177) on 03 Sep 2011

Werner Herzog's remake of the 1922 classic German horror film Nosferatu, though heavily references the original film is such a unique and strange…

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By Adam S (1,940) on 22 Aug 2011

Very good version but not as essential as the original…

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