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The Dark History of Nosferatu

The Kino Corner

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Thanks to ‪@Solidjj‬ and ‪@nicetogirls‬ for appearing in the video!

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Movies shown
Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror
Shadow of the Vampire
Nosferatu the Vampyre
Nosferatu
Vampire in Venice
Twilight: New Moon
Norway
Dracula
Frankenstein
Night of the Living Dead
Lifeforce
What We Do in the Shadows
Salem's Lot
The Addiction
Vampires
Let the Right One In
Only Lovers Left Alive
Interview with the Vampire
Sherlock Jr.
Bram Stoker's Dracula
The Sinister Illusion

Music
Ghost Stories Incorporated - Alone With Your Voices https://ghoststoriesincorporated.band...

String Quartet no. 2 - II. Andante molto sostenuto
https://musopen.org/music/search/?q=S...

Symphony No. 6 in B minor, Op. 74, 'Pathetique' - II. Allegro con gracia
https://musopen.org/music/search/?q=S...

Mahler - Symphony No.4 in G major - 3. Ruhevoil
https://musopen.org/music/search/?q=M...

Violin Concerto in F major, RV 293 'Autumn' - Complete Concerto
https://musopen.org/music/search/?q=V...

Autumnal, Op.8 - Complete Performance
https://musopen.org/music/search/?q=A...

Peer Gynt Suite no. 1, Op. 46 - II. Aase's Death
https://musopen.org/music/search/?q=P...

Siegfried Idyll, WWV 103
https://musopen.org/music/search/?q=S...

Concerto a 4 Madrigalesco in d, RV129
https://musopen.org/music/search/?q=C...

Cello Sonata in G Minor, Op. 65 - III. Largo
https://musopen.org/music/search/?q=C...

Chapters
00:00 Intro
02:04 Vampires
06:05 Sponsor
06:51 Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror
21:56 Shadow of the Vampire
23:43 Nosferatu the Vampyre
32:02 Nosferatu in Venice
35:01 Outro

20 Comments

@TheKinoCorner Creator 1 year ago Pinned

Also, I know that this might be A LITTLE late but the new Nosferatu movie doesn't come out until Christmas so I think I'm GOOD. You can download FUTO Keyboard here btw: https://keyboard.futo.org/

@GoobTubeVS 1 year ago

I had the privilige to watch Nosferatu around Halloween in an old opera house, accompanied by a live orchestra as initially intended. Fantastic experience.

@Justjoey17 1 year ago

Every Dracula is a vampire but not every vampire is a Dracula

@cringetingles 1 year ago (edited)

it is important to note that there is a vampiric novella by the name of "Carmilla" written by Sheridan La Fanu that predates Stoker's "Dracula" by 25 years and inspired his gothic classic. its often overlooked but worth a read!

@danielsailors7782 1 year ago

Where you at man I miss you?

@richztensteinburg9096 6 months ago

And he never came back.

@CorbCorbin 1 year ago

The end is a dance of the dead. Like a surreal portrait.
Herzog makes it feel like a Grimm fairy tale.

@Some_Dude_77 1 year ago

0:37 literally me

@DiscoursesonLetty-hw5kk 1 year ago

Letty was born to be a star!

@Mj_starlight 1 year ago

2:19 actually before Dracula was written, there was Carmilla, a book written in 1872 by author Sheridan Le Fanu, a whole 25 years before Dracula

@habadasheryjones 1 year ago

The Dark History of Nosferatu = The Dark History of Klaus Kinski

@gunterangel 1 year ago (edited)

" .... Schreck was not a vampire. He was an actor,...THAT MIGHT BE WORSE !"

LOL 😄👍🏻

@IanFindly-iv1nl 1 year ago

N '79 is one of the very FEW remakes that I actually like (along with Invasion of Body Snatchers 78, The Thing 82, and Scarface 83). In fact, I think its really pathetic that THAT movie is over forty years old and remains generally overlooked, while that NEW one got hyped through the freaking roof before it was even released.

@AnneFrankenberry 1 year ago

You good, man?

@kimjongun2266 1 year ago

Nosforateau was just a sigma male that nobody could understand. He literally me

@rushnerd 1 year ago

Letty nailed it

@Torus2112 1 year ago

In 1920s Germany the actual experience of tyranny people had lived with was the authoritarian monarchy of the recently deposed Kaiser, who had led them into WW1, and of the stifling classism of the nobility. I think the fact that Orlok is a Count and also a monstrous parasite is extremely relevant thinking about how Germans of the time would read the film.

@enriccoc7794 1 year ago

this film wasn't almost lost to time, it was almost lost to GREED

@DaPlug-b9l 8 months ago

come back kino. we need kino

@danielvandersall6756 1 year ago

If Letty were married to Thomas Hutter as depicted in the original I'd root for the Vampire...
In fairness, film was so new at this point that most of the actors only had experience in stage performance. They had to exaggerate everything--so the people in the back of the house could see the performance as well as the front row. They had trouble comprehending that this wasn't necessary with a camera only a few feet away.