Nosferatu (1922)

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Max Schreck as Graf Orlok • Gustav von Wangenheim as Hutter • Greta Schröder as Ellen Hutter • Alexander Granach as Knock • Georg H. Schnell as Harding • Ruth Landshoff as Ruth • Gustav Botz as Dr. Sievers, Town Doctor • Max Schreck as Count Orlok • Greta Schröder as Ellen • Gustav Botz as Professor Sievers

The mysterious Count Orlok summons Thomas Hutter to his remote Transylvanian castle in the mountains. The eerie Orlok seeks to buy a house near Hutter and his wife, Ellen. After Orlok reveals his vampire nature, Hutter struggles to escape the castle,...

Certified Kino • Germany • Fantasy • Drama • Horror

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1. NOSFERATU. A SYMPHONY OF HORROR.

2. After the novel Dracula by Bram Stoker.

3. Freely adapted by Henrik Galeen.

4. F. W. Murnau.

5. Costumes and Sets: Albin Grau.

6. F. A. Wagner.

7. Hans Erdmann.

8. Count Orlok: Max Schreck

9. Gustav v. Wangenheim

10. Ellen, his wife: Greta Schroeder

11. Harding, a shipowner: G. H. Schnell

12. Ruth, his sister: Ruth Landshoff

13. Professor Sievers, the town doctor: Gustav Botz

14. Knock, a property agent: Alexander Granach

15. Professor Bulwer, a Paracelsian: John Gottowt

16. A Captain: Max Nemetz

17. 1st Sailor: Wolfgang Heinz

18. 2nd Sailor: Albert Venohr

19. 1st Act.

20. Chronicle of the Great Death in Wisborg

21. anno Domini 1838, by...

22. NOSFERATU

23. Does this word not sound to you like the midnight cry of the Deathbird.

24. Take care in saying it,

25. lest life's images fade into shadows, and ghostly dreams rise from

26. your heart and nourish themselves on your blood.

27. Long have I contemplated the origin and recession

28. of the Great Death in my hometown of Wisborg.

29. Here is its story:

30. There lived in Wisborg Hutter and his young wife Ellen

31. Why did you kill them... the lovely flowers...?

32. Not so fast, my young friend! No-one outruns his destiny.

33. There was also a property agent by the name of Knock-

34. the subject of all sorts of rumours.

35. One thing was certain: he paid his people well

36. Count Orlok - His Lordship... from Transylvania...

37. wishes to acquire a beautiful home in our little town...

38. You could earn a nice bit of money...

39. of course the price is a little effort... some sweat

40. and perhaps... a little blood...

41. He wants a fine, deserted house...

42. That house... directly across from yours.

43. Offer him that one!

44. Travel quickly, travel well, my young friend,

45. into the land of the spectres.

46. I'm travelling far, far away

47. into the land of thieves and spectres.

48. So Hutter placed the anguished girl in the care of his friends,

49. the rich shipowner Harding and his sister

50. Be at ease.

51. and young Hutter travelled many dusty roads,

52. but at last the peaks of the Carpathians

53. loomed before him.

54. The horses strained harder

55. Quickly... something to eat -

56. I have to get to Count Orlok's castle!

57. You shouldn't go any further now; the Werewolf roams the woods.

58. Of Vampyres Gastlie Spirits, Bewitchments

59. and the Seven Deadlie Sins

60. From Belial's seed sprang the vampyre NOSFERATU,

61. who doth live and feed on the bloode of humankind -

62. Beyonde deliverance he doth dwell in gastlie caves,

63. sepulchres and coffins, filled so with god-curst earth

64. from the fields of the Black Death

65. Of Vampyres Gastlie Spirits, Bewitchments

66. and the Seven Deadlie Sins

67. Onward! The sun is setting!

68. Offer what you like! We're not going any further!

69. We won't go on! It's frightening beyond the pass!

70. No sooner had Hutter stepped across the bridge,

71. than the eerie visions he had often told me about

72. seized hold of him.

73. You have kept me waiting - waiting too long. -

74. Now it is nearly midnight. The servants are sleeping!

75. End of the 1st Act.

76. Nosferatu 2nd Act.

77. You have hurt yourself... Precious blood!

78. Shouldn't we like to sit together a bit, dear friend?

79. It is a while still till sunrise - and in the daytime I sleep,

80. my dear fellow, I sleep the deepest of sleeps -

81. Just as the sun rose,

82. the shadows of the night withdrew from Hutter as well

83. My dear! My dearest!

84. Grieve not that thy beloved is so far away

85. I am plagued by mosquitoes.

86. I already have two bites on my throat,

87. one quite near the other, on each side

88. One dreams so heavily in this desolate castle,

89. but fear not.

90. The spectral evening light seemed to revive the shadows

91. of the castle once more

92. Your wife has a lovely neck...

93. I shall buy the house...

94. The fine, deserted house opposite yours...

95. At night this same Nosferatu doth clutch his victim

96. and doth suck like hellish life-potion its blood.

97. Take heede that his shadow not encumber thee

98. like an incubus with gruesome dreams

99. At the same hour.

100. A doctor... a doctor!

101. Harmless congestions of the blood.

102. The doctor related Ellen's distress to me

103. as an unknown illness.

104. I know, however, that her soul that night

105. caught the cry of the Deathbird -

106. Nosferatu was already spreading his wings. -

107. Yet with the morning light Hutter set out

108. to make sense of the horror of his nights. -

109. The raftsmen didn't know what kind of unholy cargo

110. they were conveying through the dale.

111. End of the 2nd Act.

112. Nosferatu 3rd Act.

113. He was brought to the hospital yesterday by some farmers.

114. They said he must have fallen. He's still feverish...

115. Coffins -

116. Nosferatu was on his way. The danger for Wisborg drew nigh.

117. The Paracelsian Professor Bulwer,

118. who at that time was studying the secrets of nature

119. and their deepest unifying principles,

120. told me the following:

121. Earth-filled coffins were to be loaded

122. onto the double-masted ship, the Empusa

123. The vessel's still set for sail tonight.

124. Bill of Lading: EMPUSA

125. from GALAZ to WISBORG

126. 6 crates of earth (experimental purposes)

127. In those days, I should note, Prof. Bulwer was explaining

128. to his students the cruel habits of carnivorous plants.

129. They observed in horror nature's mysterious ways.

130. Like a vampire - isn't it?

131. It seems that the approach of the strangler, Nosferatu,

132. already compelled the property agent Knock

133. into his shadow.

134. The patient admitted yesterday is going mad...

135. Blood is life! Blood is life!

136. And this one here...

137. a polyp with tentacles...

138. transparent... almost incorporeal...

139. almost but a phantom...

140. Spiders...!

141. Ellen was often seen on the beach

142. within the solitude of the dunes.

143. Yearning for her beloved,

144. her eyes scanned waves and distance alike.

145. My dear! My dearest!

146. Grieve not that thy beloved is so far away

147. I am plagued by mosquitoes.

148. I already have two bites on my throat,

149. one quite near the other, on each side

150. One dreams so heavily in this desolate castle,

151. but fear not.

152. No I must go... by the shortest route home!

153. PLAGUE. A plague epidemic has broken out

154. in Transylvania and the Black Sea ports

155. of Varna and Galaz.

156. All victims exhibit the same peculiar stigmata on the neck,

157. the origin of which still puzzles the doctors.

158. The Dardanelles were closed to all ships

159. suspected of carrying the plague.

160. A sailor's fallen ill below deck. He's delirious.

161. It spread through the ship like an epidemic.

162. The first stricken sailor pulled the entire crew

163. after him into the dark grave of the waves.

164. In the light of the sinking sun,

165. the captain and ship's mate

166. bid farewell to the last of their comrades.

167. I'm going below! If I'm not back up in ten minutes...

168. The ship of death had acquired its new captain.

169. End of the 3rd Act.

170. Nosferatu 4th Act.

171. It's quite difficult to say how, despite his depleted strength,

172. young Hutter succeeded in surmounting the obstacles

173. on his voyage home - - meanwhile, Nosferatu's

174. deadly breath swelled the sails of the ship,

175. which flew on toward its destination with ghostly haste.

176. I must go to him. He's coming!

177. The master is near... The master is near...!

178. Long have I pondered why Nosferatu was said

179. to have travelled with earth-filled coffins.

180. I found it recorded that vampyres

181. can only draw their shadowy strength

182. from the accursed earth

183. in which they were buried.

184. Thank God... you're safe... All's well now...

185. Looked over everything... Not a living soul on board.

186. Varna - 12 July

187. Crew - minus myself as captain: one helmsman;

188. one ship's mate; five sailors

189. Second day - 13 July one sailor ill with fever

190. SSW NE

191. Third day - 14 July ship's mate is babbling

192. claims strange passenger is below deck

193. SE NE

194. Tenth day - 22 July

195. rats in ship's hold danger of plague

196. Danger of plague! Go home!

197. Shut all windows and doors!

198. PROCLAMATION

199. It is hereby decreed that the honourable magistrate

200. of this town forbids the populace to transport

201. the ill or plague-stricken to the hospital,

202. lest the plague spread through the streets.

203. End of the 4th Act.

204. Nosferatu 5th Act.

205. Hutter made Ellen swear not to touch the book

206. which had frightened him with its visions. -

207. Yet she could not resist its bizarre attraction.

208. At night this same Nosferatu doth clutch his victim

209. and doth suck like hellish life-potion its blood.

210. Take heede that his shadow not encumber thee

211. like an incubus with gruesome dreams

212. Wherefore no other salvation is possible,

213. but that a maiden wholly without sin

214. maketh the Vampyre forget the first crow of the cock.

215. Would that she give freely of her blood

216. This is what I see - each evening...!

217. Fear lurked in every corner of the town.

218. Who was still well? Who already ill?

219. I'll run over there quickly... I'll fetch Sievers...

220. Wherefore no other salvation is possible,

221. but that a maiden wholly without sin

222. maketh the Vampyre forget the first crow of the cock.

223. Would that she give freely of her blood

224. The panic-stricken town was looking for a victim:

225. it was Knock.

226. Someone saw him! He ran outside!

227. He strangled the custodian...

228. He strangled him... the vampire!

229. I LOVE YOU

230. Bulwer! Fetch Bulwer!

231. Knock has been captured!

232. The master... the master...!

233. The master... is... dead.

234. witness the miracle on the heels of the truth:

235. at that very hour,

236. the Great Death came to an end, and as if confronted

237. by the victorious radiance of the living sun,

238. the shadow of the Deathbird was dispersed.

239. END.