Nosferatu the Vampyre
nev
nev
nev@bananachips.club

Oh my god it's an actual bat and not bad taxidermy!

Yeah, thanks to previous #Monsterdon weeks the bar is in fucking hell

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allanb

Looks like he's wearing a black trenchcoat, which makes it even pervier

Ben Zanin
Ben Zanin
gnomon

omg that skeletal cuckoo clock

Academy Award for best set dressing goes to

@k8eb: "A little on the nose, there... where can I get one"

Bluedepth

those fingernails are baller bro! Makes typing on a keyboard a bit of a challenge, right? I half want to see Kinski on Drag Race. Right now. Exactly how he is. Right now. The screams he could get…

Bluedepth

the orchestra found the crystal meth. Now they’re getting into it! Come on boys! Awww… a failed crescendo. It happens to lots of older men. Lots of work up, and then the brass section loses interest and wanders off.

Bluedepth

Bit steep. Usually don’t see those sorts of slopes outside of West Virginia. But the long dwelling shots and orchestral tuning makes me twitchy.

T3CHT
T3CHT
T3CHT


The trail to Transylvania is surprisingly poorly marked after the river crossing.

Shoulda brought a Romani guide.

T3CHT
T3CHT
T3CHT


Rosary. Not what he was hoping for from the night maid.

bunny2hero

@Louisa that reminds me of how i'd like to see a period piece done in the style of another period doing that periodβ€” errr... that is, making a movie now set in the 1800s that looks like it was made in the 70s

Infoseepage #StopGazaGenocide
Infoseepage #StopGazaGenocide
Infoseepage

If you liked the cats and horses, wait until you get a load of the rats. Thousands and thousands of rats.

This film had such poor animal handling that animal experts quit over Herzog's cruel treatment of them (MANY died). Herzog literally boiled rats to death in this film to get the shots he wanted.

Bluedepth

It’s windy. I can imagine the boom operator had to pick the most fuzzy muppet to stick on the end of the boom mic.

Shig the Unmentionable
Shig the Unmentionable
shig@misanthropolis.xyz
Yeah, not much to make fun of with this one, unlike earlier #monsterdon selections. Very creepy, but also very pitiful. Klaus Kinski’s Dracula is less of a devil and more of an animal starving himself in his den; trying to restrain himself for the sake of gracious hospitality in the first act, and utterly failing by the last. Roland Topor is the most haunted Renfield I’ve ever seen, with a hysterical laugh that can’t conceal his terror. Van Helsingβ€”Walter Ladengastβ€˜s final roleβ€”is uncertain and slow to act. The only heroic figure in the film is Isabelle Adjani’s Mrs. Harker (Lucy in this version, normally Mina), who is aware of what’s happening and what must be done about it almost before either Dracula or her husband have arrived in the town. And while the Count is defeated in the end, the cost is very great, and there is every sign that the terror that accompanied him is far from over.

I would easily rate this one in the same weight class as the best vampire movies you can think of. At fhe very least it deserves to be less obscure than it has apparently become.
David Zaslavsky
David Zaslavsky
diazona@techhub.social

@akamran Yeah I'm confused as well, but I could believe that vampires don't have the ability to love (I mean why not, it makes as much sense as anything else) so Jonathan doesn't care about Lucy anymore

Every vamp for themselves

#Monsterdon

nev
nev
nev@bananachips.club

Okay, this is easily one of the best movies I've seen on #Monsterdon. Yes, yes, the bar is in hell, but we *have* seen several actually really good movies!

Thanks @Taweret for hosting, as always!

Jason Parker (he/they)
Jason Parker (he/they)
north@κ©°.com

There was some fine acting in that movie. There were also a lot of other characters that weren't Renfield, Dracula, the rear of the horse, the rats, and the guy in the tophat.

#Monsterdon

sean
sean
sean@skj.social

Another #Monsterdon is in the can!

Thanks to @Taweret for hosting!

Tonight's feature, #NosferatuTheVampyre is from 1979, directed by Werner Herzog, and was the second of this month's #70sDracula jubilee! We had, bats, cats, rats, and,
- Wolves, robbers, and ghosts!
- Truly amazing location shots.
- Best cuckoo clock ever!
- Black coffins!
- Dinner amongst the rats, as one does.
- Easily the best Dracula movie! No question!

nev
nev
nev@bananachips.club

congratulations on making a scene that is certainly sexual and which you might call erotic if it weren't completely repulsive and disgusting #Monsterdon

Ben Ramsey
Ben Ramsey
ramsey@phpc.social

Lucy: β€œI know, now, what I have to do.”

Suddenly, Nerf Herder music kicks in, and we get the intro to the new, hit show β€œLucy the Vampire Slayer!”

#Monsterdon

Louisa
Louisa
Louisa@mastodon.xyz

I love post-apocalypse/breakdown of society movie shots that are just the shooting location with some pieces of plywood and crumpled paper thrown around

#Monsterdon

bunny2hero

i like how Lucy is driving for dracula's destruction in this one