Nosferatu (part 13 of 13)

This amazing film was released in 1922 by the Prana Film company under the name "Nosferatu," because the studio could not get the rights to the novel "Dracula." It was the Prana Film company's only film, because they soon declared bankruptcy (before the widowed Mrs. Stoker could sue for copyright infringement). In 1927, the Cinémathèque Française, which collected and preserved films, preserved a copy of the second French version of "Nosferatu." In 1947 This version made a home in the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

Nosferatu. Dir. F.W. Murnau. Writ. Henrik Galeen and Bram Stoker. Prana Film, 1922.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Dracula
• Vampire
• Bram
• Stoker
• Silent
• Film

[noyoutakethatback]

i am surprised they were anybody alive in 1922 to act in this film so many men were killed and maimed in ww1, the prevailing moodof horror so shortly after the war probably inspired this film

[greedymuppet]

@noyoutakethatback

You should see "All Quiet on the Western Front." The film was made in 1930 about the war. And amazing piece for its time.

[sayurkangkungpaketra]

Seriously, there are still ppl out there comparing this MASTERPIECE to a CRAPSHIT like Twilight ????????

Geez i pity their souls.........

[kelarre652]

Brilliant movie!

[Dazeesh]

Nosferatu is a LEGEND!!! Lmaoo

[Dal8Lovett]

Aww he's so cute.

[lucas1312200]

1:1

[lucas1312200]

38:14

[helloofiree]

Great movie man thanks for posting.

[Paigefan424]

3 people were sad that the movie was over

[Saniguy9000]

1:09 hes grabing her boobs? xD

[anakinfan8]

0:26

[alexander5860]

iv never watched these type of movies have to say i kinda enjoyed it lol