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Reviews for Nosferatu in Venice

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5.6 / 10 1h 37min

Horror

Professor Paris Catalano visits Venice, to investigate the last known appearance of the famous vampire Nosferatu during the carnival of 1786.

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Review by user9403fjmhpv4

Mysterious and strange vampire movie with Kinski reprising role and set in a really foggy Venice

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Review by AuroraArcher

"High priest of putridity." An absolute mess of a film.

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Review by CrystalCrab

So glad it wasn't Vampire in Blackpool.....

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Review by user397ytg1hyu6

Men Standing in Boats and Walking Around Venice

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Review by user562t9ffa1nu

Never disturb a vampire having sex or he may bite off ur lips. Kinski as a Dracula in the 1979 version was bald but here he applied Minoxidil. Check out his long mullet.

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Review by user472cvaivijk

Weird movie but it does a decent job at capturing the right required atmosphere.

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Review by user9721j6yt5zw

Rethink of the vampire legend is brooding and atmospheric and recommended for those who don't need a another run of the mill vampire film

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Review by JungleJester

Decayed opulence and gorgeous misery

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Review by user761qamuop2x

Vampire in Venice? Keep your expectations low...

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Review by user708ee78ixmr

"Time has no meaning in a life that never ends" - K. Kinski

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Review by user858r8ie0i47

Pretty good, but falls short compared to its predecessors.

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Review by user784p3kpn7mh

High priest of putridity, depravity personified, enemy of Christ, adversary of life, abomination of abominationsÂ…but we can call him Klaus Kinski!

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Review by user166k6mf75ue

A sexual satyr in Venice: Paganini with fangs

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Review by user917h2hdi36

Klaus Kinski shines in this moody, melancholy and atmospheric vampire horror picture

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Review by GoldenGriffin

Plentiful great ideas, SOME good craft - weakly written, poorly assembled

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