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'Nosferatu' Director Reveals the Film's Biggest Influence
MovieWebStory by Federico Furzan
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The visionary director behind the hit vampire flick 'Nosferatu' reveals the surprising influence that shaped his chilling cinematic vision.
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- Director cites 1922's 'Nosferatu' as a key inspiration, channeling the Gothic aesthetic and slow-burn tension of the classic silent film.
- With 'Nosferatu' surpassing $200 million at the global box office, the director has cemented his status as the new master of modern vampire cinema.
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Federico Furzan, Nosferatu