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I enjoyed Nosferatu a bit more than Metropolis. I watched parts of both with a friend who is not a film major, and was surprised at how well he enjoyed them. They are absolutely dated, but I can appreciate their artistic contributions. I would be interested to watch the more extreme Expressionist films like The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.

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"And where are the people, Father, that built your city?" "Where they belong."

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"And where are the people, Father, that built your city?" "Where they belong."

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The expositional intertitles outright say Nosferatu is the spawn of Satan. His movements and the way he's shot reflect this.

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Hel, Machine Man = Antichrist, The Seven Deadly Sins, The Head (The Father), The Heart (The Son), The Hands (The Holy Spirit), Lots of Biblically inspired narrative allegory.

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A lot of the set-pieces involved large crowds moving around the scene, either chasing, working, marching, etc.

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The masses seem ant-like in the way they all move in unison and in-line.

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"Great is the World and It's Creator, and Great is Man"

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"Great is the World and It's Creator, and Great is Man"

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The exaggerated movements and facial expressions felt very much inspired by stage plays.

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I thought the runtime was a bit long, I found myself losing interest by the final act.

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"The Mediator between Head and Hands must be the Heart"

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"The Mediator between Head and Hands must be the Heart"

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There is a ton of religious imagery throughout the film, my favorite being this scene towards the beginning.

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The combination of Expressionist sets and deep shadows made for some really interestingly composed images.

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A lot of acting through posture. Exaggerated faces and movements made it easier to understand the intended emotions.

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I though the constant grand music took away from the horrific elements of the story

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I thought the costumes and props added a lot to the film's aesthetic.

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Some cool, albeit dated, special effects were used to portray Nosferatu's powers. I found them charming and fun.

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Utilization of classic movie fear-bait, plague rats and spiders