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NosferatuThe earliest vampire movie was a silent one. Exaggeration of expression and caption panels were required to convey the story. Silent movies were, after all, silent. But now, due to recent advances in, um, making stuff up, the whole story may be known!- Now on DVD: NosferatuA review of the 1922 silent vampire film.
- 1979: The Year of the Vampire MoviesIf there's one thing 1979 had, it was vampire movies!
- Great Lakes Nosferatu - Beer ReviewThis intense beer comes from Cleveland.
- Bubba Nosferatu May Start Filming Soon for a 2011 ReleaseBubba Nosferatu may start filming soon for a 2011 release.
- Nosferatu: The Vampire LegendA review of the landmark vampire movie Nosferatu, directed by F.W. Murnau, with an overview of its cinematography and also a comparison with the novel Dracula.
- Nosferatu: The First Vampire Movie Ever MadeLong before True Blood's vampires, Nosferatu was the bad boy bloodsucker.
- Comparing and Contrasting the Films Nosferatu and DraculaA discussion of the similarities and differences between the classic horror films "Nosferatu" and "Dracula."
- 5 Must-See Classic Horror Films: From Nosferatu to DraculaMy personal top 5 picks of "must see" classic horror movies for Halloween.
- MITF Review #1: Nosferatu: The Morning of My Death Vs Out of the FlamesAs I settle into my new home here at Associated Content, I thought it might be a steady entrance by reviewing smaller unknown shows before attempting to have my words mean something for the Broadway blockbusters that the Fall is promising us.
The Cult of L. - NosferatuWhy is Nosferatu considered a classic, cult horror film.- The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari and Nosferatu: Similarities in the SupernaturalIt is safe to say that the horror genre just wouldn't be the same without two of its early marvels: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1919) and Nosferatu (1922).
- Many Silent Films Are Gone, a Few Quietly Chilling Classics RemainThe ravages of time are especially hard on old films. Despite restoration and preservation efforts, many silent-era horror films will never be seen again, ever. These are a few that still exist and are must sees.
- 9 Great Films to Get You into the Halloween SpiritI have to admit -- I'm not crazy about modern slash-and-gore flicks. And the old horror standards sometimes bore me. If you feel the same way, don't despair! There are still some great scary movies out there!!!
- The Apartment from HellMoe and Igor live in Burchest, in an apartment, weird things start happening mostly to Moe, that leads to some answers that he wasn't aware of. Funny with a mixture of horror and some film knowledge, you'll love it. So read on and enjoy.
Writers of Horror Forum: A Discussion Board for Horror FansIf you like to read or write horror stories or poetry, then http://writersofhorror.myfreeforum.org/ is the place for you.- (MOVIES) International Horror Guild Awards OverviewLaunched in 1995, the International Horror Guild Awards went not only to books and short stories, but also to movies and television programs as well.
Ten Black & White Horror ClassicsStep back in time this Halloween and enjoy these classic horror films.- The Scariest Movie of All TimeMy most frightening movie of all time does not feature any of the mythological creatures found in many a spooky flick. The scariest monster I've ever seen in a movie ever was a shark.
- The Ten Scariest Movies of All TimeA list of ten hard to ignore scary movie classics. These films have contributed to, improved upon, or defined the genre. Oh, and they all scared the devil out of their audiences in their time.
- Tips to Have a "Twilight" Birthday PartyThese tips will make your Twilight-themed party a big hit!
- McCain's Gustav Pandering Just AwfulIt's pandering. Plain and simple. A simple statement, like the one produced by the Obama Campaign, would have sufficed. McCain actually goes on television.
- Come Around Again in 2009Usurp all Hollywood formulas until the well runs dry.
- Famous MonstersFamous Monsters of Filmland Magazine had its monsters from the movies but the real Monsters are the ones in the world
- I See Sick PeopleA poem written by the only person in the midwest who has not yet gotten sick this year.
Why We Need HorrorSince the days of "Ugh-ugh" the caveman, people have been telling tales to scare the daylights out of each other.
