Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
Yeah that movie was a lot of fun
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Corpsey
bandz ahoy
I've not seen Nosferatu yet but it's so much on my mind that I dreamt I watched It last night but no way is the real film as disturbing as the one I dreamed, which culminated in a coven of female vampires gleefully eating the brains out of the upturned skull of one of their former cohorts and starting to eat her chin too
Corpsey
bandz ahoy
Finally went to see Nosferatu.
I really loved the opening but sadly my regard for it slowly dribbled away what with all the cacaphonous melodrama and hammy gothic bollocks going on. Maybe that's just implicit to the source material I don't know.
But I thought several performances were creaky and Aaron Taylor Johnson in particular was RUBBISH.
I did like the vampire himself, the rotting flesh and chest glugging. And the sunrise scene I feel is burned into my memory, loved the last shot of his dessicated corpse.
I really loved the opening but sadly my regard for it slowly dribbled away what with all the cacaphonous melodrama and hammy gothic bollocks going on. Maybe that's just implicit to the source material I don't know.
But I thought several performances were creaky and Aaron Taylor Johnson in particular was RUBBISH.
I did like the vampire himself, the rotting flesh and chest glugging. And the sunrise scene I feel is burned into my memory, loved the last shot of his dessicated corpse.
Corpsey
bandz ahoy
I watched the original Nosferatu last night and it made the eggers one make more sense to me as an adaptation.
It's quite a cool film in places but as an adult there's really nothing very scary about max schreck, esp the scenes where he's walking around the town in broad daylight with his own coffin slung under his arm.
I've been reading ppls opinions about nos2024 and some at least agree with my sense that it starts really strongly and then nosedives.
A film like that, which I feel like COULD have been brilliant and wasn't, sticks in my craw more than a piece of shit.
It's quite a cool film in places but as an adult there's really nothing very scary about max schreck, esp the scenes where he's walking around the town in broad daylight with his own coffin slung under his arm.
I've been reading ppls opinions about nos2024 and some at least agree with my sense that it starts really strongly and then nosedives.
A film like that, which I feel like COULD have been brilliant and wasn't, sticks in my craw more than a piece of shit.
vershy versh
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Corpsey
bandz ahoy
I've seen both of those, although so long ago that I might as well never have seen them.
Weirdly (or not) I remember shadow of the vampire being the scariest.
Perhaps because it's about a "real" world colliding with gothic fantasy, whereas films entirely set in campy gothic fantasy worlds are less scary on account of how fantastical it all is.
Weirdly (or not) I remember shadow of the vampire being the scariest.
Perhaps because it's about a "real" world colliding with gothic fantasy, whereas films entirely set in campy gothic fantasy worlds are less scary on account of how fantastical it all is.
vershy versh
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The trailer for that one's ridiculous. I don't remember the film too well, but I definitely remember it being scarier than it comes across there. The voice-over's peak 90s.
