Nosferatu, or The Undead, was a 1922 German silent film that predates the more familiar Universal version of Dracula. Max Schreck played the titular vampire, Count Orlov; the actor had an unusually tall, thin, lanky build that added to the otherworldly look of the being, highlighted in this trailer for a restored version of the film. Unlike Dracula, Count Orlov’s fangs were not his carnivore teeth — they were his front incisors! They, with his pointed ears, bulging eyes, and clawed hands created a unique horror that’s still to be replicated.
If you’re looking for a made-up horror movie to stick in somewhere, here’s a list. I even hope some are produced one day!
Horror Movies
| In the Mouth of Lucifer
I was a Teenage Banshee The Stalking Cannibal Dawn of the Fiend 13 Scorpions Return of the Damned Day of the Ghoul Beyond Legend Talons of the Crawling Hand Eyes of the Puppet Master Dracula vs. the Witch Doctor Our Martian Eden Scream, Dr. Jekyll Birth of the Gorgon Thirteen Corpses Empty Graves Casting the Runes The Claw of Jupiter Succubus and Gorgon The Wicked + the Divine The Borogravian Mirror Underworld Embalmer Who Left the Bones in That Box? Spider Women from beyond the North Star |
