#169 - Nosferatu (2024) - From German Surrealism to a Modern Masterpiece

The Cinedicate: Film & TV Podcast

On this episode, we delve into the mesmerizing world of Robert Eggers' Nosferatu. From the film's profound themes of control and connection to its captivating cinematography, we dissect how this modern remake balances tasteful sensuality and spine-chilling horror while paying homage to the 1920s original. With humorous takes on Count Orlok’s unexpected nudity and gripping discussions on vampire lore, this episode promises a thrilling exploration of classic and modern gothic horror.

What to expect from the episode:

• An in-depth exploration of Nosferatu's thematic elements and its comparisons to the original, highlighting scenes, characters, and the remake's modern updates.
• A humorous yet critical discussion about the film's tasteful incorporation of sexual elements in horror and the handling of Nosferatu's monstrous presence.
• Engaging personal reactions and anecdotes from the hosts, along with their take on cinematographic techniques and the cultural significance of the Nosferatu legacy.

Episode Chapters

00:00 Introduction

01:15 First Impressions

10:34 Nosferatu as a response to WWI.

15:13 Count Orlock.

19:04 Enhancing the original's iconic scenes.

26:27 The Plague.

31:02 Unexpected pairing with Babygirl.

36:32 Superstitions.

40:15 Dracula's Bride.

49:22 Remake more accessible.

55:38 A Masterpiece.

59:58 Why it's relevant today and Outro.

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