Sat next to a Korean grandpa who was watching with a cane and munching on popcorn who halfway thru fell asleep snoring and when his popcorn fell off his lap, jerked awake audibly exclaiming aigoo, … honestly enhanced the viewing experience

Kinda miss when Nosferatu is a sniffling little weirdo, felt like it loses the sympathetic feelings of the tortured soul that the Herzog and Murnau versions depict. Here he is just evil? Which is fine but just not as compelling or interesting.

Scariest part of the movie: iPhone without a case

Learning the director is mentored by Johnnie To (and was originally meant to be co-directed by To and John Woo?!) makes a lot of sense because it really felt like a spiritual successor to Throw Down. Truly off the walls violence and action that reminded me of the old HK cinema that really doesn’t get made anymore yet still melds in the tenderness of loyalty and brotherhood that is super characteristic of modern Chinese dramas.