This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Have you ever been a realtor and unfortunately tried to sell a house to your wife’s toxic ex, only to find out that he still has a lot of feelings for her? This is the premise of Nosferatu.
Now, to preface, this is officially my second movie review on Letterboxd, and I have not completed reading the 540 pages of the ‘Critic’s Handbook to Review the Movie Galaxy’ (not an actual book). So, I might not have the skill set…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
One of my best pals suggested that I start reviewing the movies I watch. I’m so excited that this Christopher Nolan gauntlet will be my first official Letterboxd Chandler-certified review (technically, there have been other reviews, but just go with me on this).
Before I begin, I must uphold the Hippocratic movie critic oath that this review will contain spoilers. Yes, this is a 10-year-old film, and if you haven’t seen it by now, the statute of limitations has probably…
I don’t typically leave reviews on this app, but I must take a stand against this film. I also must take a stand against Letterbox’s rating system (but more on that later).
This film is an over-the-top 80s cautionary tale of how never to live your life. I’ve seen a number of bad films in my lifetime (the last Airbender to name one), but I don’t know if I’ve seen a film that has negatively stuck in my craw like…
