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The Sunday Intertitle: Quick, a Cognac!
“Chapter 3, in which two mysterious cars play a major role, and a young woman appears who, for the time being, wishes to remain anonymous (Mady Christians), as she is being pursued by a descenda… more →
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FAUST - The Dungeon Review!
wrote 1 week ago: Nosferatu was one of my favourite rentals this year, so it was just a matter of time before I checke … more →
"Nosferatu" (1922)
wrote 1 month ago: Once again, it’s movie night… and it just might be your last one! SHARP TEETH INVADING T … more →
Diamanda Galas/Nosferatu Fan Video
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wrote 1 month ago: I have had this in my head for weeks and finally made it yesterday. I used pieces of Murnau’s … more →
The Sunday Intertitle: Quick, a Cognac!
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wrote 1 month ago: “Chapter 3, in which two mysterious cars play a major role, and a young woman appears who, for … more →
REVIEW - The Finances of the Grand Duke (1924)
wrote 2 months ago: Videovista has my review of Die Finanzen Des Grossherzogs. A silent black and white comedy made dur … more →
1922 Ten Best Movies
wrote 2 months ago: F.W. Murnau scores three films in this year’s list, which says something about A) how many 192 … more →
Watercolor - Murnauer Moos
wrote 2 months ago: Last week, we painted one day at the Murnauer Moos in Bavaria. This is a famous motive, because Gabr … more →
SANDY DVORE WENT BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY
wrote 2 months ago: A while back I waffled about my opening credit fetish when it comes to films. I bored a meagre (but … more →
Un Lac อิ่มไอร้าง อุ่นไอรัก
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wrote 3 months ago: ฟิลิป กร็องดริเออส์(Phillippe Grandrieux)เคยส่ง Sombre และ La Vie Nouvelle เข้าร่วมเทศกาลภาพยนตร์ Fe … more →
Horror Movie Fest 2009
wrote 3 months ago: Brian and I have had a horror movie fest every year around Halloween since we were first married. So … more →
German Silence Experiment
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wrote 3 months ago: Pray you... Remember the Porter! Even as an avid movie-watcher, there are blind spots in my viewing … more →
City Girl (Murnau, 1930)
wrote 4 months ago: This late era Murnau film does not suffer greatly because of the studio constraints Murnau was under … more →
VARIETY (Ewald André Dupont, 1925)
wrote 4 months ago: Heavily censored for its U.S. release (and it is this version with which we Americans are stuck 80 y … more →
Sunrise (1927)
wrote 5 months ago: I love this film. … more →
Nosferatu (silent, 1922) Reviewed
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wrote 5 months ago: Max Schreck as Count Orlok in Nosferatu. NOSFERATU (1922) aka Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror The fi … more →
The 5 Best Films I Saw In May
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wrote 7 months ago: Holy shit, nearly halfway through the year. Another 5 films. This lot was tough to pick, as I loved … more →
Top Ten Gypsy Curses in Film and Television
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wrote 7 months ago: With Sam Raimi’s Drag Me To Hell hitting theaters this Friday and bringing with it one doozy o … more →
CITY GIRL (Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, 1930)
wrote 7 months ago: A flamboyant, at times nearly hysterical silent family melodrama in Minnesota wheat country, City Gi … more →
Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927)
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wrote 7 months ago: Murnau’s Sunrise is a classic in every sense of the word. And for possibly the first time, a r … more →
