NOSFERATU

 The lawyer Thomas lives happily in the company of his wife Nina waiting for nothing, but everything changes when a client, a certain Count Orlok or Nosferatu, leaves him far away, who has a lot of legal matter that for various reasons he can not attend for himself (he has to spend time getting fresh victims to swallow them); then Thomas sets off to see Nosferatu leaving Nina at some friends' house so that she doesn't feel lonely.

Things get weird when arriving in Transylvania (Thomas had not read the book "Dracula" or did not exist in that universe). Thomas mentions in a tavern his intention to visit the mysterious, elegant and half-dusty castle of the Count, the townspeople feel horror at such an idea, but the lawyer ignores it and continues on his way in a diligence that does not take him any further. from a steep intersection near the castle, from where Thomas must continue alone (when it gets dark no one in their right mind approaches the castle so the stagecoach returns to the village).

Thomas is picked up in another carriage by a strange man who takes him to the castle, upon reaching the place, the count and Thomas show up and take father away; meanwhile at home, Nina begins to have strange dreams that make her sleepwalking and cause her anguish over Thomas' stay in Transylvania. Things are becoming more and more mysterious, only the count lives in the castle, there are no servants and it doesn't seem that the count is very raffled for that of housework (the castle is all filthy); Besides, the count only stays awake at night.

The fact is that when Thomas decides to find out what is happening and goes down to the basement, he finds the count inside a coffin and discovers that he looks horrible and that he sleeps with his eyes open, he is terrified but cannot escape the castle so easily; the earl gets ahead of him and moves right in front of Thomas's house, which is in Germany; During the boat trip, Nosferatu takes coffins with land as luggage and breaking all the sanitary regulations of international travel, the land brings rats, the crew of the trip falls ill and totally that the only survivor (or animated dead) is Nosferatu.

A plague is hanging over the city, Nina keeps having nightmares and things like that; Thomas is late but manages to get back home where he realizes the physical and mental state of his wife who now, thanks to a booklet, learns that this Nosferatu seeks to drink the blood of a pure-hearted woman, but he has to before sunrise.

Well, the very rascal Nosferatu infiltrates Thomas's house and decides that the perfect victim is Nina, but when he is about to bite her, the very unpunctual (as well as me to upload texts) does not realize that it is dawn and is destroyed by the sunlight.

In this film we find important lessons, such as how necessary it is to know the time when it will dawn or to have a clock, not to travel with pure crap from one country to another because then one gets sick; but it deals mainly with the theme of the insane desire to get stuck in the blood of others.