Title: Absolutely Haunting.
Product review: This version of the Nosferatu story directed by Werner Herzog is just absolutely haunting. I have not seen the classic 'Nosferatu' made in the 1920s, but this is a prime modern example of how the real Dracula story is supposed to be. It is made by a man with real vision, craft, and maturity. Sadly, though, through countless remakes and spoofs, the Dracula story has become like a joke in our culture. Most people do not see the story as a tragedy. Dracula is seen as a kind of lady's man, rather than a cursed and lonely individual seeking love and affection. The highlight of the film is, of course, the performace of Klaus Kinski. He gives yet another stunning and creepy performance, playing the part of the tortured Count Dracula. Once again, bravo, for so few actors in film history can touch him.
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