Mentions (14)
"I was having some premonitions, so I snooped around my bf's email, which he had left open on my PC, and found two tickets—one adult and one student—for yesterday's screening of Nosferatu. I asked him during dinner if we could go to Nosferatu, and he said he read online that it's shit."
"Dad bought tickets for the whole family to see Nosferatu. Warned him it's not a popcorn blockbuster (love Eggers movies but know my family wouldn't) but ignored my warning anyways. Saw the movie, I loved it, and they said it was the worst movie they had ever seen."
"Dad bought tickets for the whole family to see Nosferatu. Warned him it's not a popcorn blockbuster (love Eggers movies but know my family wouldn't) but ignored my warning anyways. Saw the movie, I loved it, and they said it was the worst movie they had ever seen."
"Certainly none have read Lord Byron or heard of Nosferatu."
"I was really blown away. I was kind of iffy on my expectations because of it basically being an updated version of Dracula but it was incredible. What Eggers did was updated the way the story was told in such a visceral and immersive way without altering the original story."
"I just saw Nosferatu recently, and it made me realise that over the last few month's there's been a new Cure album, a Beetlejuice sequel, a new Nosferatu, and a long lost Bram Stoker short story published"
"Flawless cinematography, incredible acting, and extreme attention to detail. Lily-Rose Depp is amazing in it. Bill Skarsgård is amazing in it."
"Admittedly I haven't watched it yet, because Nosferatu doesn't come out here until 2025"
"Probably one of the best movies this year. Really appreciate a depiction of a vampire as an actual irredeemable monster instead of trying to humanize it ala every other vampire movie the last couple decades 👍👍👍"
"Unlike the original Nosferatu, which starts with the characters having an idyllic life and contrasts this tone with the growing influence of the darkness represented by Orlok, this movie tries far too hard to be 'creepy' from start to end"
"I really liked the 'a Christmas tale' Charles Dickens style town it takes off from. Then going to the spooky thatched village town before our hero dives into the haunted castle to take on the vampire."
"While there were certainly erotic and somewhat romantic themes. I got sick of seeing people talk about how hot they found count orlok then whining when people said that the ending wasn't romantic."
"I go to see Nostalghia. Couple sitting right next to me, to my left. The man is obnoxiously shaking out milk duds from the box."
"my source of income being a niche that actually rewards staying up insanely late has lead to me living the last 5+ years at hours suspiciously akin to that of a Nosferatu"