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Nosferatu (2024) Extended (Patreon)

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2025-05-09 02:28:54
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Ben

Perfect timing! Love y’all ❤️

Jan T

Quite fascinated to see this. I’m a big fan of the original 1922 Nosferatu, which was basically an unauthorised version of Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel Dracula. The German production changed some names and details to get around copyright issues, but Stoker’s wife successfully sued the producers, and a court ordered all copies of the film were to be destroyed. Thankfully some survived, and it’s now considered to be one of the greatest silent films ever made, and a masterpiece of early horror. There was also a 1979 remake, Nosferatu the Vampyre, which is also excellent. I’m looking forward to seeing how this recent version stands up to the 1922 classic. 🦇

Jordan Tanner

This was my suggestion and I'm thrilled you picked it. Dracula is my favorite novel and Robert Eggers is my favorite director. If you like his style, I strongly recommend his other films: The Witch, The Lighthouse, The Northman. Those films are all grounded in historical realism mixed with sophisticated supernatural, like this was.

Emmy

I thought this movie was so well done. I also recommend the tv show Penny Dreadful to anyone who likes this one!

Thoma

In my personal opinion, Robert Eggers hasn't had a miss yet. This movie is beautiful. But of his four films, "The Witch" is my favorite. Ralph Ineson is in that one as well.

FedeM

Haven't loved nosferatu but YES to Penny Dreadful

AnGeLuS

All these old stories have so many similarities to each other. I see things here that were almost exactly the same as in the Bram Stoker story. But there are also similarities to the old Roman Polanski movie (The Fearless Vampire Killers, Dance of the Vampires). Bram Stoker's novel came out first, though. That was in 1897.

Jan T

It’s similar because it actually is an adaptation of Stoker’s Dracula. It’s a remake of the 1922 German film Nosferatu, in which they just changed the names and setting of Dracula in an attempt to get around copyright laws. Stoker’s widow won a lawsuit against the producers for breach of copyright. It does have a different ending though.

AnGeLuS

Yes, I'm German and I've heard a lot about the old movie, but I've never seen it myself. I really like the 1992 Dracula movie, though. The actors are great, and I really like the visuals. I also thought this new version, Nosferatu, was okay.

Michael Celia

I believe the 1922 Nosferatu is available on YouTube as it's in the public domain. Worth the watch. There are shots that will stick in your mind...

Michael Celia

The cinematography is this is stunning...and definitely honors the original in so many ways.

Jan T

@Michael. Yes, the 1922 classic is available on YouTube. There are so many iconic scenes in that film that make it well worth watching.

Jan T

@AnGeLuS. Francis Ford Coppola’s 1992 Dracula had some very impressive moments, but personally I thought it was also somewhat flawed. I’m still waiting and hoping for a truly great, faithful film adaptation of Stoker’s Dracula..

Jordan Tanner

100%. Would love to see Rob and Trin review all of the Eggers films! - The Witch: A Puritan family in 1630s New England descends into paranoia and despair as supernatural forces close in after their daughter is suspected of witchcraft. - The Lighthouse: Two lighthouse keepers slowly lose their grip on reality while stranded on a remote, storm-battered island in the 1890s. - The Northman: A Viking prince embarks on a brutal quest for vengeance to avenge his father’s murder and reclaim his destiny.

AnGeLuS

There's also "The Last Voyage of the Demeter" as a movie. I have to watch that one too and then see if it's any good. Maybe it has a good atmosphere.

Ben

I liked the Netflix Dracula with Claus Bangs, it’s fun and he is amazing, same creator as the BBC Sherlock, check it out R & T

Chris Thomsen

It was Bill Skarsgaard aka IT/Pennywise (from the newer one) who plays count orlok in this movie

Emmy

I was amazed by how much I loved it!