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(1 - 16) of 16 OFCS Rating: 93% Fresh Page   1   "Possibly the best vampire movie ever made."   Channel 4 Film   Anton Bitel "the plague-bearing Count Orlok (Schreck) embodies all the anxieties of a nation that had recently lost millions to indiscriminate, implacable death."   Channel 4 Film   Anton Bitel 2.5/5 "Nosferatu earns its place in the cinematic archives, but its accessibility to modern viewers is surely all but lost."   Filmcritic.com   Christopher Null 85/100 "Like the message, the acting will strike contemporary audiences as near hysterical, yet the actors’ expressionism is a perfect fit for the expressionism of the filmmaker."   Apollo Guide   Dan Jardine 3/5 "It’s a visual marvel and a inventive landmark in filmmaking history, but it’s also a bit too empty."   eFilmCritic.com   David Cornelius 4/4 "...an achievement that reminds us that the simple, structured approaches towards the legend of Dracula are the ones that really terrify."   Cinemaphile.org   David Keyes A+ "This classic horror film is like a fine wine that only gets better with age..."   Ozus' World Movie Reviews   Dennis Schwartz 3/4 "A landmark motion picture."   DustinPutman.com   Dustin Putman 3.5/4 "As vampire movies go, few are more memorable than Nosferatu, which is not only the first screen version of Dracula, but, in some ways, remains the best."   ReelViews   James Berardinelli 3.5/4 "A groundbreaking gothic film whose creative camerawork and dark cinematography is still copied in the movies of today."   Q Network Film Desk   James Kendrick A "Nosferatu stills could easily fill a solid wing at an art gallery—they wouldn’t be out of place at the MOMA right next to its Picassos."   Old School Reviews   John A. Nesbit 2.5/5 "It is difficult to watch Nosferatu simply because it is so hard to find a decent copy of the film."   Film Threat   Phil Hall 5/5 "Most likely the first horror film to express something beyond simple chills and thrills."   eFilmCritic.com   Rob Gonsalves 4/4 "Watching Nosferatu is like standing in the same room as death itself."   Slant Magazine   Rob Humanick 4/4 "Still quite eerie"   sbs.is   Stefan Birgir Stefansson A- "Almost unique in imagining a vampire who is not darkly attractive, but corpselike and ghastly… the imagery resists allegorization, remaining simply, unsettlingly, itself."   Decent Films Guide   Steven D. Greydanus  (1 - 16) of 16 OFCS Rating: 93% Fresh Page   1