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NOSFERATU Restored With Original Score!

Posted by Todd Brown at 8:18am.

Posted in Trailer Alerts , Horror, Continental Europe & Russia.

Nosferatu pretty much defines classic when it comes to film discussions but would you believe it hasn’t been seen as intended for eighty five years now?  Yes, the prototypical vampire film has never been available in any format with the original score included - rather a large deal - but that is about to change with the upcoming UK release of Eureka Video’s fully restored version of the classic which presents it with the original score intact for the first time ever.  The release hits in November and they’ve got a trailer available now.

 

Reader Comments

  1. Caterpillar 10/16/2007 @ 9:03am

    I’ve been meaning to pick this film up since before there was DVD. The reason I didn’t has always been cuts, bad quality and other nitpicks. Maybe this will finally be “the one”. Even if it isn’t, I adore that cover artwork so that might be enough.

  2. yipyop 10/16/2007 @ 9:20am

    Not even in time for Halloween!

  3. Todd Brown 10/16/2007 @ 11:12am

    No doubt, Caterpillar.  That’s one of the best bits of cover art I’ve seen in ages ...

  4. anton_es 10/16/2007 @ 11:42am

    amazing. shivers down my spine.

  5. Kurt Halfyard 10/16/2007 @ 11:49am

    Yes.  Please.  I want an oversized poster of that one my theatre wall!

  6. Swarez 10/16/2007 @ 11:50am

    Love that cover. This might be a good chance to update the DVD I already have.

  7. TheDoug 10/16/2007 @ 5:46pm

    Wow! What a cover illustration, what a restoration! And that 96 page book by David Skal along with all the other assorted extras make this a worthy investment indeed!!!

  8. max404 10/17/2007 @ 5:12am

    yes, love it too

    the Masters of cinema series is giving Criterion some serious (and healthy) competetion

  9. Ardvark 10/17/2007 @ 6:55am

    Sometimes the good people of Eureka MoC just do the flat-out improbable and come up with something like this.
    Their “Onibaba” and especially “Kwaidan” are of incredibly high quality, and I’ll be sure to pick this up as well. smile

    That booklet can be assured to not be made of filler, judging by the two releases I just mentioned. Both contained the source material, comprehensibly explained and interesting to read, worthy companions to the DVD’s.

  10. Janzki 10/19/2007 @ 3:10am

    Looks fantastic!

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