Not quite as terrifying as I remember it feeling when I first viewed long ago but still chilling to the bone. I can’t help but imagine how horrifying this must’ve been to see on the big screen in the 1920’s - as perhaps the very first film you’ve ever watched. Classic icon. Thankful for F.W. Murnau and Prana to have plagiarized Stoker and for the crafty Germans who made sure all copies were not destroyed. Ah, if only the even earlier Hungarian film could’ve shared the same undead fate. 4 stars
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The Past 2013
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Only Lovers Left Alive 2013
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