What do you think of the film "Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror"?
I thought it was pretty good
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I watched the then 60 years ago as a child on TV (Murnau, original silent movie in black and white on a tiny TV). I was terribly grinned. I remember running out and crying. Today I think it was/is the best and most impressive filming of the topic “Dracula”. “Nosferatu – Phantom of the Night” by Werner Herzog with Klaus Kinski is the second best.
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