The original Nosferatu movie, fully titled Nosferatu: The Symphony of Horror, is easily one of the film industry’s best Dracula movies and has introduced some of the best-known vampire tropes we still enjoy today, like vampires being destroyed by the sun—where Stoker’s Dracula was merely weakened by the sunlight. It’s a true miracle it survived its court-ordered destruction, earning a century of fandom love and finally receiving a much-deserved remake from one of the aspiring masters of horror—who is also working on a miniseries based on the life of Rasputin.
For those interested in watching Nosferatu, the highly-anticipated horror is scheduled to hit the theaters on December 25, 2024, and judging by the images that were shared, we might be looking at a vampire film that could finally match the success of Bram Stoker’s Dracula.
Source: Bloody Disgusting
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