
Nosferatu
3.8
(646)
Fantasy
Horror
2024
133 min
R
A gothic tale of obsession between a haunted young woman and the terrifying vampire infatuated with her, causing untold horror in its wake.
Starring:
Lily-Rose Depp
,
Nicholas Hoult
,
Bill Skarsgård
,
Aaron Taylor-Johnson
,
Willem Dafoe
,
Emma Corrin
,
Ralph Ineson
Fantasy
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"I had a feeling that I wasn't going to like this movie, and I was right. It moves extremely slow. I can appreciate the costumes and set designs that make it period correct but the dialogue in this time period irritates me. Everyone speaks as if the conversation is a poem. E.g. ; "I fear that darkness calls to me this night." I can't stand that stuff. That's just my own preference. I felt the runtime was too long and there was a bit of overacting involved by more than one character. This one is just not for me. 5/10"
"A disturbingly unsettling gothic tale. I felt immersed and like I stepped foot into the Victorian era of Bram Stoker’s darkest nightmares. Eggers’ cinematography and ability to play with light and shadows was masterful and frightened me in the most macabre way. The entire cast was on their A game but the standouts were without a doubt Lily Rose Depp, Nicholas Hoult and Bill Skarsgaard. Lily proved herself her father’s daughter and her bewitched, unhinged performance carried the sinister tone of the film. As for Hoult, I have never seen a more convincing portrayal of the paralyzing nature of fear than his take on Thomas in Orlok’s castle. It was startling. Finally, I cannot say much about Bill for that was not Bill in this movie. He was truly Orlok and appeared to possess not a shred of humanity. His rotting corpse, deep accented voice and heavy countenance will haunt my dreams for nights to come. I hope this film gets its due at the Academy Awards."
"This was decent. I didn't think I would like it at all but was surprised by the movie. The best thing about this movie is the cinematography, lighting, and camera work. The way it went in and out of color to sepia and the camera angles was great. Some parts were just gross. The acting was good, but I don't know if the characters were indicative of early 1800s Germany. This is worth a watch. I may rewatch this years down the road."