With Robert Eggers’ remake of the classic vampire horror Nosferatu taking the world by storm, now is a great time to look back at the cinematic legacy that precedes it.

Many critics and scholars argue horror cinema began in Germany as part of the German Expressionist film movement. Within a ...

Wiene directed the actors—especially Werner Krauss, as Caligari, and Conrad Veidt, as Cesare—to pitch their performances in a distorted, expressionist style ... A Psychological History of the German ...

Thus the German myth's appearance in Blue Angel makes it seem an Expressionist film. But the weight of this material, the subject of the film, should not obscure our view of Sternberg's treatment ...

What made this screening unique was the pairing of F.W Murnau’s German Expressionist film with music from Radiohead’s “Kid A” ...

That’s not to say that it was a bad film. On the contrary ... Friedrich Murnau’s German expressionist masterpiece from 1922, but the Nosferatu that I was measuring it against was Nosferatu ...