Revue’s Fang-Tastic Weekend: NOSFERATU (1922) – Presented by Silent Revue

NOSFERATU: A SYMPHONY OF HORROR – Presented by SILENT REVUE! 

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Sink your teeth into a weekend of bloodsucking cinema! From June 6th – June 8th, The Revue Cinema presents Revue’s Fang-tastic Weekend, a celebration of vampire classics and cult favorites.  This is a vampire film marathon you won’t want to miss!

Each screening is hosted by one of our beloved series, bringing a unique and interactive experience to every show.

Tickets vary per event, or you can save money and indulge in the full weekend with a festival pass for $90.

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Join us for three nights of terror, thrills, and fang-tastic fun at The Revue!

It doesn’t get more iconic than NOSFERATU—F.W. Murnau’s vampiric urtext that established the Dracula legend for generations of cinephiles, and the crown jewel of German Expressionist filmmaking.

An unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, which was first published just twenty-five years prior, NOSFERATU sees Max Schreck portray Count Orlok, a more otherworldly, more outwardly monstrous version of Count Dracula. The film’s release in 1922 made much of Schreck’s mysterious reputation, implying the possibility that Schreck and Orlok were one in the same. With its setting transposed from the book’s London to Wisborg, Germany, NOSFERATU is a true Weimar milestone. It both stands as the ultimate Dracula adaptation, while occupying an uncanniness that is entirely of its own. See the original that inspired the recent Robert Eggers gothic super production, and experience Count Orlok as he was meant to be seen—sans moustache!

Digital Restoration courtesy of Kino Lorber

Live accompaniment by Marilyn Lerner

Screening as part of the Revue’s “Fang-Tastic Weekend” and presented by Silent Revue, which is curated by Alicia Fletcher

Part of the Revue’s Fang-Tastic Weekend, Silent Revue series!

Cast/Crew Info
Director: F. W. Murnau | Cast: Max Schreck, Gustav von Wangenheim, Greta Schröder, Georg H. Schnell, Ruth Landshoff