Nosferatu the Vampyre

Nosferatu the Vampyre A new Nosferatu A Few Words About Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979) by the Legendary Werner Herzog There are moments when you watch a film and wonder why it took you so long to discover it. For me, this movie is one of those cases. Today, the vampire myth has been reimagined countless times, from parodies to inventive adaptations—Swedish masterpiece Let the Right One In being a prime example. We've…

Eternity is a curse. Nosferatu, shot in 1979, is an interesting gothic film, director screenwriter Werner Herzog created a work that was remembered not only as a remake of the famous 1922 film, but also gave a lot from himself. Werner Herzog is an outstanding German visionary who creates films with beautiful momentum. Each of his films is a small masterpiece when it comes to detail and variety of watched. The same i…

1979 was a very good year for Count Dracula on the silver screen, at least judging by the number of titles featuring Bram Stoker’s iconic character. Apart from John Badham’s *Dracula*, arguably the most faithful of all adaptations of the original novel, many films in that year directly and indirectly tried to exploit the legendary icon of the horror genre, and even Communist Romania contributed to the trend with *Vl…