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4:43 all the people just listening to the video probably snapped their necks when they quickly looked at their screens
In silent films, maybe some voice-acting could be used? Like those in Zoran's comic kill counts. I don't know how hard it would be, to be honest, it's just an idea
PLEASE GET 10k FOLLOWERS ITS A BAD NIMBER RN
BARS. I’m getting a beastie boys vibe.
Vampire
Vampire
Spongebob
13:06 getting Last Voyage of the Demeter flashbacks!
THE END!
Fascinating!! Thank you for covering it!!
I'm all for more horror history. What I liked about this one is that Ellen was ultimately the hero of the story. The sacrificial virgin trope is obviously dated, but still: she saves Hutter''s life with psychic power, and she lures Orlok into a trap, saving the rest of the village. It's not exactly progressive, but I found it a cool takeaway.
Amazing kill count video.
Ready for an off-the-wall fact?
The song "Total Eclipse of the Heart" Was originally part of an off-Broadway musical based on,
You guessed it,
Nosferatu.
Can u do creep 2
The to the numbers bit makes me want a short silent film made by the Dead Meat team
Im just happy i never have to watch this movie now
Can you do Nosferatu the Vampyre next
I saw Justin Long in the upcoming kill count and I got SOOO excited that you were finally covering Tusk (2014)!! I think it’d be such a great kill count to end off the year after having Society!!
This film was involved in at least three seperate papers during college as a Film History student – Glad to see such an important piece of art history get recognized more thanks to this video and the upcoming Robert Eggers film, and still grateful to this day the film managed to survive despite its age and being ordered to be destroyed when it was found guilty of copyright infringement
I’m so excited you’re doing IAWK….
I GET TO GET KILL COUNTED!!!! FUCK YEAH
Metropolis RULES but you may have a hard time making it out to be horror adjacent, even.
That’s EXACTLY how I feel about it! Watching Nosferatu is like time traveling! It is both eerie and beautiful as you realize that every one of the people you are watching are no longer alive!
The entire film is silent, of course, except for the orchestra which Conducts your emotions down forbidden paths. After a while of listening to the sweeping music, it has an almost hypnotic effect on the audience, which I think serves the movie well.
Don’t you dare relax though! One time I was starting to get cozy, and a little sleepy (the music had lulled me into a false sense of security)
that is when Count Orlok appeared out of freaking no where and made me jump out of my skin!! My heart was racing! Which I did NOT expect.
There is not a single jump-scare which is refreshing.
Instead, Nosferatu deals in the lost art of subtlety and preys on your imagination. A testament to its timelessness and why people still watch it over a century later.
Fun fact: the Band Ghost aka Ghost B.C. at the time release an ep with papa ll as Nosferatu with the ep color pic yellow but also blue on the ep cover
5:51 💀
That’s EXACTLY how I feel about it! Watching Nosferatu is like time traveling! It is both eerie and beautiful as you realize that every one of the people you are watching are no longer alive!
The entire film is silent, of course, except for the orchestra which Conducts your emotions down forbidden paths. After a while of listening to the sweeping music, it has an almost hypnotic effect on the audience, which I think serves the movie well.
Don’t you dare relax though! One time I was starting to get cozy, and a little sleepy (the music had lulled me into a false sense of security)
that is when Count Orlok appeared out of freaking no where and made me jump out of my skin!! My heart was racing! Which I did NOT expect.
There is not a single jump-scare which is refreshing.
Instead, Nosferatu deals in the lost art of subtlety and preys on your imagination. A testament to its timelessness and why people still watch it over a century later.
Expect to surprised by this film. The special effects are also mind blowing considering when it was made. I highly recommend that EVERYONE should watch Nosferatu at some point in their lifetime.
Destiny is older than Nosferatu. Not a horror film, but moody and has death (in more ways than one) in it.
Fun fact: Jimmy Carter was born 2 year after this film was made
“By far the oldest movie covered on the Kill Count.” I KNEW IT! So what’s the next oldest?
I find it funny that dead meat now has 6.66million subscribers
Terrifier 3 kill count when
An absolute timeless classic. The OG of horror films and it paved the way for Bela Lugosi and Lon Chaney and Lon Chaney JR and not to forget Boris Karloff. These old horrors never get old
I hope they have a special edition of the remake that includes a copy of the original. That way the OG can spread and escape lost media status for good.
James if you combine all episodes in The Last Of Us, it might have a chance at knocking down Dude Bro Party Massacre 3 in kills. Depending on what you count as kills
When are we getting the resident evil kill count
Not to be that person, but Orlok was not a reoccurring character on SpongeBob, he only appeared in one episode. He just had a big impact!.
Just do aqauslash already bro
Since we are talking about century-old horror movies, i feel compelled to spread the word about "Haxan" which aged extremely well and still hold up to this day (lots of off-screen torture and sex, possibly the first body horror scene, a good scenario, etc…).
I think including the term fanum tax in a video covering a movie this old could cause a stroke.
One theory I like for the origin of "nosferatu" (though it is not widely accepted) is coming from the Greek "nosophoros" meaning "disease bringer" which given the long history of plagues abd disease being blamed on vampires would fit. From the plague in "Nosfetatu" to "Dracula" having metaphors to STDs to the New England vampire hysteria being triggered by terburculosis…
TMBG reference at 14:40
Money by the pound?!?! I love the fact that james level of cultural references run so deep!!!
U HAVE 6,66 MIL SUBS LOL
Count Orlok is still relevant AF.
NECA Ultimate action figure & Toony Terrors figurine, Super7 Ultimates "colored" & black and white action figures, and the most recent: a Funko Pop!!
I LOVE this movie, and its titular character. 🖤🤍
(And Shadow of the Vampire is PHENOMENAL.)
(I'm less of a fan of Herzog's version, lol.)
(Also also wik, I'm very much looking forward to Eggers', however!)
who plays granny and slendrina
The universal Dracula movie would come out less than a decade after this movie – it's amazing to think how different cinematography looks between them in a short amount of time