#fanny schreck

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After escaping from the castle and collapsing from exhaustion, Jonathan Thomas is found and taken to the sanatorium.

Nosferatu – Eine Symphonie des Grauens (1922)

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Horror on the Lens: Nosferatu (dir by F.W. Murnau)

Horror on the Lens: Nosferatu (dir by F.W. Murnau)

Today’s Horror on the Lens is a classic film that really needs no introduction!  Released in 1922, the German silent film Nosferatu remains one of the greatest vampire films ever made.  It’s a film that we share every October and I’m happy to do so again this year! (As well, since I’m going to be reviewing Dracula later today, it seems especially appropriate to start things off with Nosferatu.)…

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Horror on the Lens: Nosferatu (dir by F.W. Murnau)

Horror on the Lens: Nosferatu (dir by F.W. Murnau)

Today’s Horror on the Lens is a classic film that really needs no introduction!  Released in 1922, the German silent film Nosferatu remains one of the greatest vampire films ever made.  It’s a film that we share every October and I’m happy to do so again this year! Enjoy!  

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Horror on the Lens: Nosferatu (dir by F.W. Murnau)

Horror on the Lens: Nosferatu (dir by F.W. Murnau)

This isn’t the first time that we’ve shared the classic 1922 silent vampire film Nosferatu here on the Lens but who cares?  It’s not only one of the most influential films ever made but it’s also something of a Halloween tradition around these parts!  Directed by the great German expressionist F.W. Muranu and featuring an iconic performance from Max Schreck, Nosferatuis a film that everyone…

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Maybe I ship it in the tiniest sense. Photo courtesy of Gespenstertheater.