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Vampyr
Cast
Nicolas de Gunzburg, Maurice Schutz, Rena Mandel, Sybille Schmitz View AllCrew
Carl Theodor Dreyer (Screenplay), Carl Theodor Dreyer (Director), Christen Jul (Screenplay) View AllRelease: May 6th, 1932
Runtime: 1 hour, 13 minutes
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Vampyr (1932)
what do you guys think about this movie? considering blind-buying it. have been trying to find more good spooky atmospheric horror movies, and that appears to be the strength in Carl Theodor Dreyer...
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Vampyr series adaptation
"In a competitive situation, Fox 21 Television Studios has optioned the rights to video game Vampyr to develop as a series with McG’s Wonderland Sound & Vision and DJ2 Entertainment.
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Takoma11
But though the film's sparse dialogue may have been a pragmatic, logistical decision, the result is a film that feels like an eerie hybrid between two types of films.
But though the film's sparse dialogue may have been a pragmatic, logistical decision, the result is a film that feels like an eerie hybrid between two types of films.
Torgo
It helps that the movie fulfills those desires at just the right times such as when Allan lends a helping hand to inflicted daughter Lone or when he consults the vampire guide for more instructions.
It helps that the movie fulfills those desires at just the right times such as when Allan lends a helping hand to inflicted daughter Lone or when he consults the vampire guide for more instructions.
Thief
But even if the film doesn't really try to answer its own questions, what really stands out is the imagery that Dreyer presents; from the sickled silhouette that adorns most of the film's promotional pictures, to the images of ghastly soldiers and people marching or dancing; death is everywhere.
But even if the film doesn't really try to answer its own questions, what really stands out is the imagery that Dreyer presents; from the sickled silhouette that adorns most of the film's promotional pictures, to the images of ghastly soldiers and people marching or dancing; death is everywhere.