Nosferatu the Vampyre 4K 1979

Nowadays, the plot, which has been thoroughly ruined by mediocre directors, is still in its almost pristine purity. The virginity of the plot is always a plus, you must agree.

The film is very beautiful and refined, although certainly scary. For example, the dance with wooden coffins in the square...

The stunning Isabelle Adjani, with her huge, wide-open eyes filled with velvety pain. The heroine is truly not of this world.

Klaus Kinski is incomparable in the role of Dracula—he is truly terrifying, ugly, and repulsive, as he should be (now Count Dracula is a standard erotic fantasy. He must be a charming scoundrel and a sexual predator). And how he recoils from the cross in the old abandoned church... By the way, it's interesting that in this film, the vampire bites with his front teeth, not his fangs.

And the ending is just insanely right. At the time, Stoker didn't think of it. It's a pity.