On Halloween night, Lindsay and I went to Nosferatu, an unauthorized film adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula. The film was released in 1922, so it was obviously a silent film. It was actually very good, with some really creepy portions. My biggest complaint was the music, which sounded like it was designed by a tone-deaf 15-year-old on a midi keyboard. Other than that though, it was actually quite enjoyable.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
A Symphony of Horror
On Halloween night, Lindsay and I went to Nosferatu, an unauthorized film adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula. The film was released in 1922, so it was obviously a silent film. It was actually very good, with some really creepy portions. My biggest complaint was the music, which sounded like it was designed by a tone-deaf 15-year-old on a midi keyboard. Other than that though, it was actually quite enjoyable.
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It was pretty fun, wasn't it? The music could have made it really creepy. Thanks for going with me!
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