Nosferatu the Vampyre (Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht) (1979)

7.8	Listal rating
7.4	IMDB rating

Horror (4), Germany (4), Remake (3), Vampire (3), 1970s (3), Rat (2), West Germany (2), Death (2), Dinner (2), Gypsy (2), Curse (2), Lust (2), Mirror (2), Sleepwalking (2), Business Trip (2), Goth (2), Existential (2), Loneliness (2), Reflection (2), Fever (2)

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Directed by

Werner Herzog

Starring (View all) :

Count Dracula

Lucy Harker

Jonathan Harker

Renfield

Dr. Van Helsing

Warden

Harbormaster

Schrader

Mina

Town official

Written by (View all) :

Werner Herzog

writer

Bram Stoker

novel "Dracula"

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	US-Trailer 'Nosferatu the Vampyre'

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PvtCaboose91

Mesmeric...entrancing...and boring!

Posted : 11 months, 4 weeks ago at Jul 10 21:50

"Death is not the worst. There are things more horrible than death." It's an unfortunate fact that remakes have been commissioned for decades. Back in 1979 Werner Herzog set out to remake the unauthorised 1922 Dracula adaptation Nosferatu, which was directed by F.W. Murnau. The original 1922 silent movie will forever remain an essentially flawless horror classic. When Herzog decided to remake Murnau's masterpiece, it's obvious that he made a creative decision to stay more faithful to the source material written by Bram Stoker in the late 19th century. Originally, Murnau desired to make a cinematic version of Stoker's novel. However, due to copyright reasons, he was unable to fulfil this desire. Instead he made "cosmetic" changes to the novel (mainly changing the title from Dracula to No...Read more

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