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I wish the 1930 versions were found.

Oh, a chance to see this one on the big screen would be AMAZING!

I enjoy this film a lot. I got the beautiful release by Eureka Entertainment. Absolutely stunning to watch this film on Blu Ray. Paul Leni is also one of the most underrated classic horror directors. He has such a unique visual style.

Cool movie with a cool name...... Just like The Old Dark House

I never considered how direct a path it is from Cat and the Canary to Knives Out. It's true though. 10/10 fricheks

Having watched these original version of the cat and the canary as well as the man who laughs and the last warning I think the director had a great sense of being able to both terrify as well as making an audience laugh at the horror the way James Whale would do in the old dark house The invisible Man and especially Bride of Frankenstein. I do know that when universal was wanting to do Dracula they had wanted to get him and Conrad Veidt back together to do it but sadly Leni passed away from blood poisoning and Veidt went back to Germany but this film is a great film very much an inspiration for Scooby-Doo in the fact that it's never genuine supernatural it's all criminals scaring people away for money

Lovelovelove this film! Adore Laura Laplante, & Paul Leni was a fabulous director. I have Waxworks, & it's super! Just want more of these artists & this time period, that's for sure! 🎞

Oh my how I love this movie! The other versions are good, but to me this one is the best! Paul Leni had such visual imagination! So sad that he died not long thereafter.

She looks sad in some of her photos. I think breaking up with Thalberg broke her heart.

he is the only one who looks exactly like Joker because it was the inspiration, he seems to be tremendously talented, very good video with your perspective

I can’t watch like this. 😑

The "Beloved Father" on Senior's crypt just shows you what a fine man he was. At the end, his son wasn't thinking of accomplishments, fame, & wealth. . .but only of love. 💔

U have alot of talent...but all the beat reactors....and this is just me talking let the trailer or the song...ride out....then react😂....when it's brand new....nobody wants 100 interruptions on a new release...but I'm a follower nice job

4:53 the original Jared leto

Will you do a video on the dark universe land coming to epic universe

Process of elimination 🏁

so there! will you ever do a review/video on the the wolfman remake from 2010?

Yea remember her in the Dracula film. Think I herd her life was tragic. It’s a shame alcohol was her weakness shame she could not find help with that

He Ozzy Osbourned that poor pigeon.

It is my favorite abbott and Costello movie .I watch it every Halloween along with the universal movie monster classics. Ivlove your channel Antonia you look like and have all of the qualities of your aunt Carla. I never met her but I always loved seeing her being interviewed on old movie documentaries. She would be so proud of you and uncle Carl and Jr would be proud of you too. Keep up the great work. Maybe someday you can buy universal back and the lemle family can run it right for a change . The way the movie biz is going the whole industry is going down the toilet faster than a greased up turd .

In preparation for this movie, you gonna react to the original movie of Nosferatu (1922). It's a great movie, I even review the movie and I highly recommend it.

To be an admirer of D. W. Griffith, really wouldn't be an honorable stance in today's USA, with his racial beliefs, and being, an antebellum sympathizer. Good documentary, on another, little known golden era, horror actress☺️!!! Please do, Elsa next.

The desaturation was the ONLY criticism I have about this (it appears in the still images also). And it kind of bums me out because you KNOW those costumes are insane. The only thing I can think of is he is color grading to be similar to the original? The version I watched had greys, blues and orange tints. Although, The Northman was pretty desaturated, but then there were moments in that movie like the Valkyrie scene where the colors POPPED. So maybe he’s going for something similar here?

Dafoe made Max Schreck in Shadow of the vampire,who its about Nosferatu in 1922. The original from 1922 and the remake from Werner Herzog from 1979. Both in RUclips and i saw both. I hope this remake be a good remake. Usually remake its not a good idea but there are exepctions.

Love your videos. I agree with your comments about everything being so gray and lacking colors. Keep up the good work!!!

For me I am super happy that Eggers is directing this, cause it honestly feels like his directing style calls back to experessionist horror, thus making him perfect to direct a Nosferatu remake. the fact that we got that amazing shadow shot of Orloks shadow in the trailier really shows that he is at least paying homage to the old masters of the 20s. I also would liek to point out the scene in the trailer of the men carrying the coffin, that is definitly a call back to the original film, which had a procession of coffins to show the extent of the plauge that Orlok brought to the town. Finally, yes on a summary I read for the film online it will be set in 19th century Germany.

I feel like I've been waiting for this for years! I think I found out about in 2020/21 and was so gutted that they weren't aiming for a 100th anniversary release. Eggers is the best director for this and I'm looking forward to his interpretation. I am also conflicted over what I want. I really enjoyed the 1979 Herzog version, which deviated substantially at times, and part of me wants Eggers to do the same. However, part of me doesn't want it to be so different. One thing I do hope is that Lily Rose-Depp as Mina/Lucy/Ellen has more screen-time than they gave to Isabelle Adjani in the 1977 film. Adjani was perfect in that role but she was such a small part of the film when the Mina character, (called Lucy in the 1979 film), is so pivotal to the story in the original book. As much as I've loved almost every Dracula adaptation, I don't know if I've seen one that gives Mina the credit she is due. Maybe I'm biased, because she is one of my favourite literary characters, but she's basically the hero of the story in my view. She may not kill Dracula but she sacrifices herself to help defeat him, and before that, she does so much to help everyone that kinda goes unnoticed. #JusticeForMina One thing that would be cool is if Isabelle Adjani or Werner Herzog got small cameos in this film as an homage.

Nice that you're reacting to this - just my two cents: if you let it play straight thru first without stopping it and react to the flow of the experience as it proceeds, and just let it wash over you first, because the sense of rhythm and momentum is a big aspect of something like this - and then play it again and the second time freeze the frame at different points, like you're doing now, to get two different kinds of reactions - but of course you have the best judgement re what works best for you

Yes Antonia great reaction and lead up to trailer the last good version of Dracula was Coppola's staring Gary Oldman and Winona Ryder expecting this to be just as great.👍🇬🇧

My mom is a fan of the original film, and I think she would love remake. Thankfully, I was given the chance to see the original last year, very excited.

You mentioned Willem Dafoe without mentioning Shadow of the Vampire? Please surrender your horror nerd card immediately!😂😂😂

Robert Huevos!!

Robert Eggers directed the northman too

The carriage ride is in the novel. Bright colors in terms of human life generally comes from dyes, which were expensive. Yeah, Renfield eats flies, spiders, birds--raw, alive, whole.

This trailer looks amazing 🖤 But I recommend all people who have not seen the original Nosferatu film from 1922 and the 1979 version films before they see this new version. So that they can understand this Vampyr film is the true inspirer original story of Bram Stoker's original Dracula story

For along time, Hollywood has focused on dull colors in the digital age.

That just scared me!

This is the third remake silent film.

The lighthouse was a mess with atmosphere. I have not seen his other works though i'll go to the movies to see Nosferatu but my hopes are not that high

Interesting nod to the book in which Renfield not only eats flies & spiders but at least once eats a bird.

Everyone forgets there is a Klaus Kinsky version!

Wouldn’t want anyone to do this except for Eggers. Watch The Lighthouse and The Northman!

oh man you really should check out The Lighthouse. Any Willem DeFan should. I actually hadn't watched the trailer until now so 10/10 fricheks!

Have the original on an old "Image Entertainment" DVD. First saw the original late on a weekend night as a kid in the mid-1970's on the local PBS station. The scene with the character walking through a doorway nearly scared the fertilizer out of me back in the day. The movie has had an influence on me since then. Maybe because I'm old, the trailer doesn't impress me.

Thank you for your reaction! Love to see someone for whom the original means so much. And you're right, it does look like Eggers is a good choice for this as he seems to be a fan who knows the material well. I think it's interesting that Willem Defoe is in this as he played Max Schreck/Nosferatu, in Shadow of the Vampire (a movie I love).

It's not just you - I'm a little tired of the overreliance on desaturation in modern horror movies and period dramas, too. It's not going to keep me from seeing this movie and enjoying the hell out of it, but one of the reasons I love the old Hammer horror movies so much is that they're not afraid of saturated colors. If you haven't seen the 1979 Nosferatu remake, it's worth a watch even if just for comparison to the original.

VERY much looking forward to this! Perfect Christmas movie! 😅 I did see Eggers' "The Lighthouse". While I enjoyed the look of it, (including the b/w), I sort of found it all over the place (but perhaps that was just me). It felt as if Eggers was doing a David Lynch movie, but without that great Lynchian touch! Still, I have to watch this version of "Nosferatu" on the big screen!