The Scariest Scene Ever - Nosferatu (1922) - Horror movie (HD)

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Nosferatu (1922)
The Scariest Scene Ever

"Nosferatu" was an unlicensed film adaptation of Bram Stoker's 1897 novel "Dracula."

Count Orlok the vampire was played by an actor named Max Schreck.
Unlike the suave count of later films, Orlock was cadaverous and almost ratlike.

Many consider Shrek to be the most frightening movie vampire of all time.
"Schrek" in German means "terror."

Much of the film's imagery remains unmatched in the annals of horror.

Bram Stoker's wife sued the filmmakers for copyright infringement.
She won the case, and all copies were ordered destroyed.
Luckily for cinema history, some survived.

F.W. Murnau's film went on to become an invaluable classic of screen terror.

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[Lythunder]

I remember watching this back in 1922. This never gets old so do we.

[IsaiasMGPalafox]

Happy 100 years to Nosferatu. If it wasn’t for that one episode of SpongeBob, I would’ve never been introduced to the legendary character. 🤣💯

[matodragonespor]

The moment when he looked throught the door and saw Nosferatu standing there, without moving, far away but watching him directly and menacingly like a predator stalking prey... that was really creepy

[bigflopandgabe]

Mom: Go out and play with the kid outside.

The kid waiting outside: 1:04

[Clammychow]

Literally why did they put him in spongebob this guy gave me nightmares as a kid

[imnotscreaming]

Not enough people are talking about the music. It starts so lovely and hopeful, then, at soon as he grabs the book, it changes into a more mysterious, progressively darker tone, to end up absolutely unnerving and disturbing. An absolutely amazing work.

[blockedjuser]

1:03 Me standing in my dark room at night wondering how I managed to do nothing for the entire day.

[McCoyB]

80 years later, he flickered the lights on SpongeBob

[anxioussamurai]

1:04 is such a perfect, horrifying shot. Imagine, you're alone in a gigantic, gothic castle. You suspect there is something sinister about the Count that owns it. You crack open your door, just a hair's width to peek out, and you see that staring right back at you.

[danielorlando]

I remember watching this around Halloween 1972. I was 8 years old. It was really late at night. Nothing scarier than an empty house with only your sleeping grandmother upstairs closing in on midnight. To this day Nosferatu is the one horror movie that can chill my blood. But the fact that Max schreck and I share the same birthday makes it that much more special. Thank you Max for scaring the crap out of me at such a young age

[AnakinTheWeird]

He's just standing there...

[xxshrimptacoxx]

Imagine how freaky and scary this was for audiences BACK in 1922.. 😂

[lulystalgianature]

To think this movie could've been lost forever. It's quite a miracle we still have it intact, and whole.

[matttypes]

He’s just standing there… menacingly!!

[DerkaDietrich]

A movie that easily could’ve been lost forever after orders of having film reels to be destroyed, it’s miraculous that it survived all of these years. I’m happy the movie had survived, because not only was this during a time films were lost forever but it was an influence for horror movies to come. Brilliant film.

[veronica]

1:54 This guy is my idol. He literally hid under blanket because of the monster lmao

[jordankuo]

1:05 Me entering the classroom with 2 hours of sleep and no caffeine.

[TIWofficial]

Robert Eggers honoring this scene brought me here

[wickeywaanzla]

I would've lost my shit in 1922 😂

[Ricvictors]

I love how he manages to be scarier than most horror films by just standing there