Nosferatu turns 100

Pultost · Mar 22nd 2022, 11:38am

If there's something this world isn't short of, it's vampire flicks, let alone Dracula adaptations. This year, Nosferatu, from 1922, which is the oldest adaptation in existence (There's a Hungarian movie from the year before that called Drakula Halála, but unfortunately it's lost), is 100 years old. It's not my favourite one, but definitely an interesting film, and I think it's nice that a movie that old is still around and watchable.

Happy Anniversary, Nossie!

tfkbuggy · Mar 22nd 2022, 3:36pm

Pultost wrote:

If there's something this world isn't short of, it's vampire flicks, let alone Dracula adaptations. This year, Nosferatu, from 1922, which is the oldest adaptation in existence (There's a Hungarian movie from the year before that called Drakula Halála, but unfortunately it's lost), is 100 years old. It's not my favourite one, but definitely an interesting film, and I think it's nice that a movie that old is still around and watchable.

Happy Anniversary, Nossie!

I see you also love the latest movies

Me too!

Pultost · Mar 22nd 2022, 3:39pm

tfkbuggy wrote:

I see you also love the latest movies Me too!

Yeah, lots of good classics out there.

BlackParadePixie · Mar 22nd 2022, 8:19pm

Pultost · Mar 22nd 2022, 8:26pm

BlackParadePixie wrote:

Kara Zor-El · Mar 22nd 2022, 8:28pm

looks pretty good for 100 tbh

D. Falcon_11 · Mar 29th 2022, 4:39am

Pultost wrote:

If there's something this world isn't short of, it's vampire flicks, let alone Dracula adaptations. This year, Nosferatu, from 1922, which is the oldest adaptation in existence (There's a Hungarian movie from the year before that called Drakula Halála, but unfortunately it's lost), is 100 years old. It's not my favourite one, but definitely an interesting film, and I think it's nice that a movie that old is still around and watchable.

Happy Anniversary, Nossie!

That looks like a photo of my late great-uncle Bubba on his wedding night.

Pultost · Mar 29th 2022, 10:43am

D. Falcon_11 wrote:

Pultost wrote:

If there's something this world isn't short of, it's vampire flicks, let alone Dracula adaptations. This year, Nosferatu, from 1922, which is the oldest adaptation in existence (There's a Hungarian movie from the year before that called Drakula Halála, but unfortunately it's lost), is 100 years old. It's not my favourite one, but definitely an interesting film, and I think it's nice that a movie that old is still around and watchable.

Happy Anniversary, Nossie!

That looks like a photo of my late great-uncle Bubba on his wedding night.

"WTF have I gotten myself into?? :lol:

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