Count Orlok is the best!

An absolute classic film. Proof that vampires are not sexy or sparkly!

its one of those movies I think "oh yeah I should really watch that" for many years and never get around to it. Well not tonight ;)

#30films31days # 28 silent film Sunday continues. Also a warm-up for vampire marathon next weekend.

Does not this word sound? like the call of the death bird at midnight

"Nicht so hastig junger Freund! Niemand enteilt seinem Schicksal." <3

#Nosferatu at @TheTimesCinema with LIVE orchestra! This may just top catching #Metropolis with a LIVE orchestra!

For my money, Max Schrek's vampire is far more effective and far scarier than Bela Lugosi's ever could hope to be.

Happy Thai-o'ween-giving! Starting the day off right with Nosferatu!

Blut ist Leben. La sangre es vida

The 1979 television movie Salem's Lot modeled the appearance of Kurt Barlow on that of Count Orlok.

In 2010 Viper Comics's released a graphic novel of Nosferatu what retold the original 1922 film's storyline with a modern setting and cast.

Aaron Copland's 1922 ballet Grohg used Count Orlock as the physical model for the lead character and it roughly follows the storyline of Norsferatu.

Many scenes featuring Count Orlok were filmed during the day, and what becomes really obvious at certain scenes.

Does not this word sound like the call of the death bird at midnight?

Does this word not sound like the call of the death bird at midnight? BEAUTIFUL film

As it's Hallowe'en, something a bit creepy.

w/ live accompaniment at the south lamar @drafthouse

The marathon continues with Nosferatu.

La versión de Kino se ve excepcional y la música es bellisima. Vale mucho la pena.

Critics call it the scariest Dracula adaptation ever

This is the first silent film ive ever seen very excited to see this. Most critics say this is the scariest Dracula adaptation yet!

Loved this film since I was kid and saw late night on PBS.

The concept in popular culture that sunlight is lethal to vampires is based in this film.

Still, after 85 years, virtually all of the exteriors are left intact in the cities of Wismar and Lubeck.

The character of Nosferatu is only seen on screen for a bit less than nine minutes in total throughout the whole film.

HHFF #28 Nosferatu (1922) - The first film adaptation of Dracula ever. It's moody and dark and a whole lot more faithful to it's source than any of the Hammer Films despite changing all of the... more

HHFF #28 Nosferatu (1922) - The first film adaptation of Dracula ever. It's moody and dark and a whole lot more faithful to it's source than any of the Hammer Films despite changing all of the character's names. Gorgeous piece of film history and it holds up surprisingly well for a film from the silent era.

B&W movies are always fun. :)

Watching Nosferatu for the first time. This 1922 silent film was so close to the novel Bram Stoker's Dracula that they were sued and all copies were order to be burned. It wasn't available to 1994... more

Watching Nosferatu for the first time. This 1922 silent film was so close to the novel Bram Stoker's Dracula that they were sued and all copies were order to be burned. It wasn't available to 1994 that the film was release again. It's considered to one of the very first film adaptations of the vampire.

My first time viewing this.