Nosferatu - Extended Cut 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital

For all fans of horror movies, this is the ultimate movie. The horrific story is not diluted or modernized. The viewer will NOT get the following: 1) a sanitized, dandified monster; 2) a sexy, mysterious, seductive Count Dracula clinically penetrating neck veins; 3) cool superpowers, flying away as a bat; or 4) a happy ending. Instead, the viewer WILL receive these things: 1) a vile, despicable monster; 2) a human slug living by sucking the blood of innocents; 4) a putrid attraction offering power but taking it instead; and 5) redemption only through embracing the terror.We’re told by psychologists that the attraction of the macabre is the relief of surviving the unendurable. At the end, our own daily problems and challenges look small in comparison. This movie is the real “Dracula” legend in all its disgusting, vile aspects, hitting on all the tropes: even extending out to very real pestilence and pandemic. In addition, this is an unvarnished look at medieval times when the recent dead were dug up and staked. This was done least they become vile monsters, the undead lurking in the shadows to feed on the living. With excellent acting, incredible sets, and a focused plot it is beautiful in its relentless display of ugliness.One can take away deep lessons from this movie, such as the corruption of ethereal beauty by tasting the pleasures of hell. But those looking for a cheap thrill, a few giggling shocks, a cool monster should avoid it like the plague. I must say, though, it produces a lasting impression. I avoided viewing it for a while because I knew that “Nosferatu” was an encapsulation of the worst of humanity and society: embodied in our worst nightmares. It did not disappoint. Viewed projected on a large wall screen in 4K with full surround sound turned up, it is a fascinating and repulsive immersive experience. View this masterpiece with due caution. Beware selling your soul to the devil. You might not like what you must pay in return!

Given the overly frequent times the Dracula tale has found its way into one movie after another, it surprised me greatly how fresh, original, and full of surprises the new Robert Eggers seemed to me. Compared to nearly all other recent Horror film releases, it was amazingly literate and inventive in the articulate way that it blended the traditional lore about the notorious vampire with so many myths and historic beliefs about its subject. The script was eloquent, at times, almost Shakespearean in its stylishness. All in the wonderful cast committed themselves to the hyper-intense. operatic style of the piece. So many of the stark, striking visuals in the film were breathtakingly museum-quality gems. For a story which too many of us may know too well, it offered many powerfully shuddersome moments, which any longer tend to work as well in so many other movies in the over-crowded genre.

Item arrived in good condition and on the day that was predicted. Great, old movie.

I enjoyed the movie -- beautifully shot, and a nice, 'grounded' approach to depicting the vampyr.The film does some great things with language that I didn't expect. Eggers makes use of Romanian, and also Romani (gypsy) language -- it's very distinct, and I was glad to see that.And then -- Count Orlock (Nosferatu) speaks in a reconstructed Dacian language, that Eggers consulted with a Romanian scholar. It's like ancient Romanian mixed with Latin -- so that was cool.BUT, despite all this careful fidelity to language... The main characters are supposed to be German. A good portion of the film takes place in Germany. But the main characters all speak with English accents. WHY????, given all the prior attention to a correct use of language? Honestly, I found it really distracting. If the principals spoke with German accents, this would have been awesome. So -- I'm docking a star for this inconsistency.

Watched the movie. Wow well done but there were a couple of scenes that reminded me of the Exorcist. A very creepy movie of the gothic type similar to the films Hammer used to put out. The vampire was definitely not Dracula nor the vampire of the silent film of 1922. He almost looked like someone's grandfather but his voice sent chills down your spine. The actors were all great and very professional. Definitely an R Rated movie not for the language because the language did not have any swear words but because of the graphic nature of many of the scenes. Overall a very well made very gothic creepy vampire movie that I think was more of a thinking person's movie than a real horror. The horror was there but it does not jump out at you like so many of today's horror movies. Watch both versions the theatrical and extended cut to get the overall feel of the characters and film. The sets were outstanding and the mood ominous.

Best movie ever. Orlok my love

SPOILER ALERT. With a stellar cast (who give monumental performances), beautiful, sumptuous photography, and a literate script and direction by Robert Eggers, the definitive "Nosferatu" has finally been realized.The grothesque imagery of the 1922 vampire (immortalized by Max Schreck) has here been replaced by a simple vision of a corpse-like, but conventional make-up, decaying but less immediately off-putting than the original (and the awful 1979 remake starring Klaus Kinski). It faithfully follows the thrust and concept put forth in the original film, and expands it by including their friends Friedrich and Anna Harding, and their two children in the narrative.The addition of the subplot of Ellen Hutter's psychic link to the monster (brought on from loneliness as a child) was a masterstroke, which deepened the story. All of these elements combine to make the inherent horror much more palpable.Never, unfortunately, has the original book been summoned in the dozens of versions of "Dracula" made in all these decades (unless you consider the 1977 BBC version starring Louis Jourdan, which was based solely on the original book). Here, the book was counted as a part of the narrative, giving the material quite the literary thrust it so genuinely deserved.If you like the 1922 version of this (or, God forbid the talky mess that is the 1979 remake), you will LOVE this movie. It will go on as THE classic it deserves to be.

Knew this film was going to be awesome when I heard who was directing and starring, but it exceeded my expectations. I am a huge dracula and vampire movie fan in general, and this one instantly makes it to the top of my list. The cinematography, acting, script, costumes, sets, story and characters are all incredible and very well thought out. Usually vampire movies mostly interest me, but this one scared the hell out of me. It's not even jump scares, just this sense of dread and terror from the first frame until the horrifically incredible ending. 4k version looks beautiful and the soundtrack is creepy af.

Um dos melhores remakes de terror que já fizeram. Baita filme e a imagem e som são excelentes.Não tem legendas em PT-BR

Amazing quality, And CD was in prestine condition

Bought as a gift so unable to comment on movie. It is a remake of an old silent horror film.

Este vino con su cubierta, si bien el audio al español no es Dolby Atmos, Universal nos ha estado acostumbrando mucho al Dolby Digital Plus 7.1, en lo personal hubiera preferido que nos hubiera entregado DTS-HD HR 7.1 como el que nos dieron en Jurassic world Fallen Kingdom y Jurassic world dominion, pero ya hacer 7.1 es una mejora notable comparado al clásico dolby digital 5.1, también en lo personal hubiera preferido que simplemente nos entregaran el blu-ray 4k en lugar de meternos El blu-ray estándar en el mismo paquete, o que hicieron algo muy parecido a lo que pasó con Oppenheimer, donde nos dieron un blu-ray estándar dedicado únicamente a los extras, y en lo personal esa es la línea que deberían de seguir todos los lanzamientos de los blu-ray 4k en lugar de vendernos dos veces la misma película para mantener el precio alto. Contrario a lo que puedo aparecer, el código para canjear la película en movies anywhere sigue vigente a pesar de que la ficha diga que caducó el 31 de enero del 2026

Moustachiod vampire is surprisingly effective. Great filmmaking from Robert Eggers. Much better than The Northman and The Witch but not as good as The Lighthouse.