Have you ever watched a movie that left you jumping at every little sound? What about a movie that didn’t necessarily scare you, but left you with an uncomfortable feeling? After watching F. W. Murnau’s Nosferatu, I wasn’t scared, but more creeped-out. When he directed the movie in 1922, he used many different variables to give Nosferatu an eerie feeling. Murnau broke the typical vampire stereotype when he directed Nosferatu. Instead of making the vampire handsome, charismatic, and manipulative, Nosferatu is very unattractive, introverted, and has little to no self-control. His appearance is one of the main reasons this movie is so creepy. Nosferatu is very tall and slender with a monster-like physique. He has large, bulging eyes and long,
