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Classic Werner Herzog/Klaus Kinski film, tonight 21:30 on Talking Pictures.
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I shall record that to watch after the football
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I shall record that to watch after the football
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i love Herzog films but this fell short for me. Mind you; i am besotted with the original (and best) version with the lead role played by the immense Max Schreck. Max would have made a fine Adolf (albeit he was about a foot taller
 if he had stayed alive a few more years. Walken reprised his name in a Batman film mamy years later |
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Not the same but related, I loved the NZ vampire comedy "What we do in the Shadows" and liked the new series tucked away late at night.
Highly recommend the film if you like strange comedy. |
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Great shout Bap with Max Schreck aka Count Orloff.
Uruguayan guy was quite good too! [ This image is no longer available. ] |
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Nosferatu is a great name for a kid. I'd imagine it used to be really popular but like that damned Adolf, a bad bit of PR spoiled it for everyone.
"Nosferatu Bucket". It's very posh sounding  . |
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I think Herzog's Aguirre : Wrath Of God is his masterpiece, highly unsettling with a wonderful score by Popol Vuh. Quite simply the finest movie ever made, in my opinion, and one which changes your life. Well, it did mine, at any rate.
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I prefer Fitzcarraldo .....mainly for the crazy part pulling the steamboat over the hill to get to other river.
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hard to pick just one of Herzogs; so i will put up two
"Stroszek" - little seen, but quite brilliant "The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser" - Herzog at his very best & this film changed my views on lots of things regarding life in general. Utterly mesmeric |