Nosferatu

Movie • 2024 • Horror  

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Does the dog die?
751 supporters
Yes
9
No
173
70
Please stop using the wrong category to describe what happens to animals besides dogs.
PandemoniumGrey
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Abandonment
Yes
9
No
86
-1
Children are reassured that there are no monsters and that they are safe, and then the vampire kills them.
ZenSandy
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12
Another character who is meant to help defeat Nosferatu suddenly disappears; he instead goes to his family’s mausoleum, where he dies of plague.
mistersandman
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Yes
2
No
100
19
There is a pet kitten but she is safe at the end:)
holymolyravioli
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Abuse
Is a child abused?
156 supporters
Yes
96
No
17
18
Nosferatu sexually assaults Ellen when she is a child.
Cassiman
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Yes
81
No
40
39
If you think a woman being brutalized for the audience is less severe or different than her being brutalized for other characters you don't understand the spirit of this question and why it's triggering. Violence against women for the glee and enjoyment of the audience is triggering because it's so degrading and misogynistic to craft a scene where the audience is supposed to take pleasure in a woman being brutalized. Survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence often find it triggering because it's reminiscent of our abusers taking pleasure in our pain and suffering, it hurts and stirs up those feelings whether it's fictional characters enjoying that pain and suffering or something that us the audience is supposed to enjoy.
4 comments | Add comment
Yes
22
No
77
3
Some verbal critism
Smiliey
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Yes
19
No
66
8
It is stated that the main character was disliked and neglected by her father
Maddyg
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9
Kinda? Ellen verbally abuses her husband, insulting his character and his "ability to perform". Right afterwards, he aggressively beings banging her. They are perfectly fine with each other after this,

If nothing else, it's so awkward.
tamamakitty
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Yes
111
No
18
19
One of the main characters is treated as though she is “hysterical” and that her experiences aren’t real
s0ph7
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Is someone abused with a belt?
37 supporters
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Yes
1
No
94
-2
Yes, Ellen does directly cause Orlok to die, but she's still the one suffering through it.
ZachaYoung
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Is someone stalked?
31 supporters
Yes
148
No
1
13
The main character is supernaturally stalked throughout the film
citation_error
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Addiction
Is there addiction?
31 supporters
Yes
0
No
78
0
The connection between Ellen and Orlok seems like an addiction, it's terrible for Ellen but she can't stop her connection to him.
ZachaYoung
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
25 supporters
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Yes
3
No
74
5
At one point a man snorts and seems to use cocaine. There is also a lot of smoking and drinking and opiates are used for medical purposes. No one is shown to be suffering from addiction.
MelissaMuirhead
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Animal
Are animals abused?
318 supporters
Yes
121
No
25
23
A man bites the head off of a pigeon
Cassiman
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Does a cat die?
281 supporters
Yes
0
No
137
38
There are many cats throughout the movie and none of them are harmed
babysharkmp3
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Does a pet die?
271 supporters
Yes
10
No
85
14
I would not define the pigeon as a pet. It is a captive and tortured and killed. The character’s affection towards the bird is meant to symbolize the love/lust Orlock has towards Ellen, who is just as trapped as the bird.
CassandraB
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Yes
4
No
104
32
Despite the shocking amount of animals on set, each of them was unharmed and accounted for.
lilpig
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Yes
165
No
1
15
Mostly dead rats. A man also bites the head off of a pigeon onscreen, and the headless corpse is shown spurting blood.
mistersandman
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Are there spiders?
76 supporters
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Yes
1
No
79
Are there bugs?
53 supporters
Yes
104
No
7
11
Some maggots feasting on corpses
Weatherfish
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Are there snakes?
27 supporters
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Yes
3
No
82
Are there sharks?
13 supporters
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Yes
0
No
85
Are there alligators/crocodiles??
7 supporters
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Yes
1
No
82
Does an animal die?
(besides a dog, cat or horse)
1 supporters
Yes
251
No
4
46
A pigeon is lovingly stroked for several seconds before the character graphically bites its head off while the bird is alive. He then holds onto the dead bird while blood spurts out of the wound where its head was before. It is very graphic.
babysharkmp3
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Does a horse die?
1 supporters
Yes
115
No
7
10
it’s in the background and it looks like dogs are eating at it but it’s not super graphic
Batwing
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Does a dragon die?
1 supporters
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Yes
0
No
83
Are rabbits harmed?
1 supporters
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Yes
1
No
84
4
There are dogs used in an aggressive manner but there is no dog fighting and no implication that the dogs are harmed in any way.
Anonymous
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Is an animal sad?
1 supporters
Yes
20
No
66
0
A kitten loses its owner, but is comforted by Willem Dafoe's character.
Logitah
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Assault
46
The way vampirism is depicted is reminiscent of rape and may be triggering to survivors.
lilpig
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Yes
148
No
3
28
MC is coerced into sex through threats. there are also other scenes that are not explicitly assault but like other commenters say are analogous to assault / rape and might be triggering for some
s0ph7
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Is there pedophilia?
170 supporters
Yes
133
No
10
39
I’m not sure why people are saying no, it’s said outright that Ellen was taken to be the “lover” of Count Orlok when she was a child
gloomyelves
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Is rape mentioned?
124 supporters
Yes
133
No
11
27
Ellen recalls her first encounter with the count which is alluded to as being a rape. Thomas also tries to bring up an instance where he was raped by the count, but he cannot say it.
Weatherfish
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7
No, but a man struggles with processing an experience akin to sexual assault with similar visuals.
Anonymous
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Is someone drugged?
43 supporters
Yes
115
No
2
11
When Ellen is suffering seizures her doctor keeps giving her ether
onlycallisto
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Yes
123
No
2
14
Ellen is tied to the bed
citation_error
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Is someone held under water?
40 supporters
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Yes
0
No
76
Does a woman get slapped?
37 supporters
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Yes
0
No
69
Is someone beaten up by a bully?
26 supporters
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Yes
1
No
74
Yes
97
No
2
5
The main character's mouth is briefly covered to administer ether
citation_error
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Bodily Harm
Yes
1
No
57
5
While there is no mutilation there is a very close up shot of a magnified eye and there is a scene where someone’s eyes roll back into their head for a long time.
Robotca
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Yes
94
No
8
3
Many scenes with lots of blood, e.g. ripping into flesh, bird decapitation
s0ph7
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Is someone tortured?
130 supporters
Yes
24
No
36
9
If emotional torture that causes physical trauma is a trigger, this includes much of that.
2 comments | Add comment
27
Not exactly "genital" but perhaps worth mentioning a vampire bites into a woman's breast and rips chunks out.
Weatherfish
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Is there body horror?
110 supporters
Yes
96
No
1
11
Very grotesque rotting vampires and a plague that causes people to vomit blood.

Also violent possession scenes if that counts
snackmmspickles
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Yes
7
No
53
12
Not really, but a character gets a small cut on his finger while slicing bread.
Weatherfish
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Yes
0
No
61
4
A bird's head is bit off but no squashing.
ZachaYoung
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Yes
0
No
57
0
Nosferatu appears to have broken teeth, but they are not broken on screen.
Pants
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Yes
24
No
44
10
An undead character is burned "alive" at the end by sunlight. A character sets fire to a crypt to kill another undead.
Weatherfish
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Yes
68
No
12
15
No humans are decapitated but a bird is, very graphically.
Weatherfish
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Is there a hanging?
70 supporters
Yes
4
No
51
2
The sailor referenced hanging himself
Llamall
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Yes
89
No
2
7
Vampire bites on neck are shown.
Weatherfish
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Is there cannibalism?
60 supporters
Yes
85
No
3
9
The vampire graphically feeds on people several times. There is also another character who graphically bites people
onlycallisto
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Is someone crushed to death?
58 supporters
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Yes
0
No
64
Yes
69
No
11
5
Early in the film someone appears to be carving symbols into his arm
Ironpyrite
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Yes
0
No
65
6
No but there are scenes of graves and sarcophagi and people in them
Jennydarko
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Is there amputation?
53 supporters
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Yes
0
No
60
Yes
94
No
0
7
Orlok breathes deeply and crackly throughout the film, as though he is really struggling to breathe in and out, as well as plague victims
holymolyravioli
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Is there Achilles Tendon injury?
44 supporters
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Yes
1
No
60
Yes
1
No
54
11
No, but when the vampire bites into characters’ sternums/necks there is an audible “crunch” as if he’s puncturing cartilage or bone.
LilithCastle
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Is someone choked?
34 supporters
Yes
67
No
6
3
Count Orlok chokes Thomas at his home once and sometimes there are visions of someone being choked when it isn’t physically happening
futurafree
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Yes
10
No
59
10
No hand injury but a skewer/needle is put through a woman's wrist (painlessly) to show she can't feel it. Not shown in detail.
SkyHawk
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Is someone stabbed?
31 supporters
Yes
74
No
1
8
At the end they stab someone in a coffin, it's very well foreshadowed.
onlycallisto
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Are there dislocations?
30 supporters
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Yes
1
No
60
Yes
95
No
1
14
The main female character has a lot of seizures in this film
onlycallisto
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Yes
12
No
41
8
Thomas slips on stairs but catches himself without falling far
Cassiman
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Yes
0
No
59
9
No, but the male MC falls from a tall building into water. He is shown to be unconscious and found by another character but survives
s0ph7
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Yes
73
No
1
0
Many characters suffers from constant scenes of unconsciousness.
lucarioemo
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Yes
41
No
19
3
It seems like the characters can’t breathe or struggle to breathe when Count Orlok is attacking them
futurafree
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Children
Is a minor sexualized?
142 supporters
Yes
69
No
7
20
Not by the film, but the MC says she was preyed on by Nosferatu as a child and viewed as his “lover” from that age
gloomyelves
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Does a kid die?
112 supporters
Yes
105
No
1
17
Two young girls are killed by the vampire
onlycallisto
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Is an infant abducted?
40 supporters
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Yes
0
No
53
Creepy Crawly
Are there bedbugs?
25 supporters
Yes
0
No
58
1
I mean, probably, as it is the 1800s and the plague is happening… But no, nothing on screen.
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Death
Yes
83
No
0
8
Vampire
Weatherfish
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15
The main female character
onlycallisto
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Yes
91
No
0
2
the main character dies in the last scene, few other secondary characters also die before
remiagined
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Does someone die?
1 supporters
Yes
91
No
1
5
A lot
tamamakitty
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Disability
Is the r-slur used?
43 supporters
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Yes
0
No
61
Yes
2
No
50
Drugs/Alcohol
Does someone overdose?
25 supporters
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Yes
0
No
54
Family
Does a parent die?
42 supporters
Yes
87
No
2
8
A mother and her two children are killed by the vampire. The father dies shortly after.
mistersandman
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Does someone cheat?
30 supporters
Yes
8
No
55
17
Absolutely not! Whoever voted yes is wrong. The only moment that can be even construed as cheating is when a character appears to consent to another character's predation, but this is done for a very specific reason that's a huge spoiler.
Weatherfish
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Yes
86
No
0
10
Several characters’ spouses and children die. They are shown grieving.
lobstertelephone
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Is someone kidnapped?
1 supporters
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Yes
63
No
1
Is a child's toy destroyed?
1 supporters
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Yes
0
No
54
Fear
Yes
99
No
1
2
the jump scares are, for the most part, pretty easy to tell; music swell, tense scene, etc. the one that got me was when thomas and ellen are sharing a bed in the second half, her visuals change to orlock’s for a split second to scare thomas
mxrebo
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Yes
10
No
37
11
the count’s skin is kind of moldy and grotesque with pockmarks. could be triggering but it’s not excessive
mxrebo
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Are there razors?
S.A.F.E. ALTERNATIVES® (1-800-DONTCUT)
29 supporters
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Yes
0
No
56
Is someone possessed?
23 supporters
Yes
85
No
0
5
Throughout the movie there are scenes of the female MC being in control of the vampire and there are 1-2 scenes where she is depicted as being possessed in an exorcist type manner (voice changes, disturbing body movements, etc)
s0ph7
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Are there clowns?
18 supporters
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Yes
1
No
65
Is there a shower scene?
14 supporters
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Yes
0
No
60
Are there ghosts?
10 supporters
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Yes
0
No
57
Are there mannequins?
8 supporters
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Yes
0
No
57
6
When Tomas is trying to escape the castle at the beginning, he falls into a rushing river (survives). There is later a sequence in a boat at sea with severe weather.
onlycallisto
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
177 supporters
Yes
133
No
4
34
About halfway through, in the ship when they bring the captain to see a dead crewman. Right after they show the body, someone says "it's the plague" and immediately there is a full audio and visual V*.

There are several other possibly triggering moments where people have drool, foam, or blood coming from their mouth, but not actually V* even if it sometimes sounds like there might be.
onlycallisto
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Is there audio gore?
73 supporters
Yes
84
No
0
4
In some scenes, there is audio to blood being drank.
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Is there defecation?
62 supporters
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Yes
0
No
60
Is someone eaten?
53 supporters
Yes
75
No
2
9
Multiple people are eaten by a few characters
citation_error
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Does someone wet/soil themselves?
33 supporters
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Yes
1
No
55
Is there farting?
20 supporters
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Yes
0
No
59
Does someone spit?
1 supporters
Yes
67
No
1
5
There's quite a lot of saliva in several scenes, especially from people who are sick
citation_error
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Large-scale Violence
Are there 9/11 depictions?
8 supporters
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Yes
1
No
61
Law Enforcement
Is there copaganda?
51 supporters
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Yes
1
No
55
Yes
70
No
1
6
A character is kept in a cell for much of the film and tied to a chair for some of it
onlycallisto
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LGBTQ+
-3
Not trans, but nosferatu was based off homosexuals.
Llamall
1 comment | Add comment
Are there transphobic slurs?
76 supporters
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Yes
0
No
57
Is there deadnaming or birthnaming?
48 supporters
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Yes
1
No
57
Is an LGBT+ person outed?
38 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
60
Is there bisexual cheating?
33 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
57
Loss
Is a priceless artifact destroyed?
7 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
49
Medical
Yes
71
No
1
11
The scene where the professor is testing Ellen's lucidity in the bed and sticks a needle through her wrist. It's not graphic since it's shown from further away but still a little uncomfortable
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4
i don’t think it’s explicitly a mental institution but a cell where a man who has “gone mad”
mxrebo
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Yes
8
No
49
5
Not used as a therapy, but a character is briefly shown tied to an electric chair for execution. In another scene he is on his side, still tied to the chair, foaming at the mouth, alluding to him being shocked but not dying. No electric shocks are shown on screen.
LilithCastle
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Does someone have cancer?
28 supporters
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Yes
0
No
62
Are there heart attacks?
23 supporters
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Yes
0
No
6
Is there a hospital scene?
22 supporters
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Yes
69
No
2
Yes
18
No
36
19
mentions of
epicjoey
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Mental Health
6
For what it counts I’m usually very easily triggered and didn’t catch it. Not a plot point. It happens in a large chaos panic scene.
Anonymous
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4
Sailor commits suicide
Llamall
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Does someone self harm?
S.A.F.E. ALTERNATIVES® (1-800-DONTCUT)
118 supporters
Yes
84
No
3
6
There's a scene where a character repeatedly stabs himself with a pen to write in his own blood
citation_error
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Is there autism specific abuse?
66 supporters
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Yes
0
No
62
Is autism misrepresented?
52 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
61
Does someone have an eating disorder?
51 supporters
Add comment
Yes
1
No
58
Yes
69
No
1
7
None of the characters are actually mentally ill, but they are possessed and afflicted by Nosferatu's curse in a way that is interpreted by others as insanity.
Weatherfish
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0
Not those exact words, but they say that they will allow themself to be killed on purpose.
Pants
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
38 supporters
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Yes
72
No
0
Yes
72
No
0
7
The main character's husband has a PTSD flashback while she's comforting him. He gets extremely upset, yells and throws her off of him.
citation_error
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Yes
0
No
57
-3
no, but the count has exaggerated features to emphasize how unsettling he is. gangly limbs, long fingers/nails, moldy skin
mxrebo
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Is there D.I.D. misrepresentation?
31 supporters
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Yes
1
No
57
12
The main character explicitly refers to what she experiences as feeling like she isn’t a person.
mistersandman
1 comment | Add comment
Yes
69
No
0
5
It’s a horror movie, so people panic when the “horror”, Nosferatu, is attacking/stalking them. However, there is one notable scene where Thomas says he cannot breathe after a nightmare in which he remembers Nosferatu
AlleHufflepuff
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Is there ABA therapy?
24 supporters
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Yes
1
No
53
Is there body dysphoria?
21 supporters
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Yes
0
No
53
4
Female MC experiences mental illness (described as melancholy, hysteria, etc)
s0ph7
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Does someone have a meltdown?
13 supporters
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Yes
68
No
2
Is there a claustrophobic scene?
1 supporters
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Yes
5
No
43
Yes
66
No
2
4
I would say yes. Orlok’s voice has this heavy breathing to it.
Idontcaretofindagoodusername
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Natural Disasters
Are there tsunamis?
9 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
7
Noxious
7
Brief scene of lightning about an hour into the movie. Most of the strikes are faded into and slow, but one specific strike when a man is yelling "help" may be unsafe for photosensitive audiences.
Sein
5 comments | Add comment
Yes
74
No
0
0
In the context of being a horror film, there are a few jumpscares. One at the very beginning is extremely sudden, while the rest are readable before they happen.
WinxClubb
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Does a baby cry?
28 supporters
Yes
20
No
32
20
not babies but young children repeatedly scream for their parents
epicjoey
2 comments | Add comment
Is there screaming?
22 supporters
Add comment
Yes
68
No
0
Are there underwater scenes?
14 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
50
Is there obscene language/gestures?
14 supporters
Add comment
Yes
53
No
0
Is there shakey cam?
1 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
48
Paranoia
Is the fourth wall broken?
15 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
52
Is someone watched without knowing?
1 supporters
Add comment
Yes
64
No
2
Pregnancy
Is a baby stillborn?
53 supporters
Yes
0
No
52
2
No but a pregnant woman dies with her unborn baby. She isn’t showing clear signs of pregnancy (no visible bump etc) but it’s mentioned several times that she is pregnant
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6
There's brief mentions of a side character's wife expecting but there's no explicit pregnancy stuff
snackmmspickles
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Yes
91
No
0
12
At a character's funeral, it is mentioned that she was with child.
Weatherfish
2 comments | Add comment
Yes
7
No
48
21
A mother dies while pregnant and the father is left to grieve
Claredelune
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Is there childbirth?
1 supporters
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Yes
3
No
55
Are there abortions?
1 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
57
Prejudice
Are there homophobic slurs?
66 supporters
Add comment
Yes
2
No
55
Are there fat jokes?
65 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
52
5
A man is called feminine words as an insult.
lobstertelephone
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Are there "Man in a dress" jokes?
56 supporters
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Yes
0
No
54
9
Not sure why so many people have said 'no' here. It's the 19th century, most mental health issues are addressed as hysteria and madness. The main character is repeatedly mistreated and alienated because people think she's crazy, even though she's actually being haunted by a demonic entity. Her own husband tells her to repress (quote, 'you must never say these things out loud') when she expresses agitation over a strange dream she had.
glitchybuddy
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Does an LGBT person die?
43 supporters
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Yes
0
No
55
Yes
55
No
15
21
Romani stereotyping, including the “magic Romani trope” and the portrayal of Romani as horse thrives. The g-slur is also used many times.
jdpamv
3 comments | Add comment
13
He actually looks very different than the silent film version.
Idontcaretofindagoodusername
3 comments | Add comment
Is there aphobia?
27 supporters
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Yes
0
No
46
Yes
0
No
48
-1
I don't think there are any black people in this movie?
ZachaYoung
1 comment | Add comment
Yes
0
No
52
30
The “g” slur against the Romani people is used several times
2 comments | Add comment
Yes
80
No
1
37
The 2024 remake has hate speech. A character is racist towards Romani and calls them “filthy (g-slur)s.”
jdpamv
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Race
Is there blackface?
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Relationships
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An ancient rotting corpse preys on a young woman (and is heavily implied to have preyed on her as a child too), so yes.
Weatherfish
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Religious
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Some religious imagery such as crosses. A woman insists a man pray to keep evil away. Nuns taking care of a sick/injured man. When a woman confides that she feels the presence of a greater power, another character mistakenly believes she is talking about God.

Also the story as a whole has a clear good vs evil dichotomy with Nosferatu's evil being adjacent to that of demons or the devil.
Weatherfish
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Nosferatu is repeatedly described as a demon and having demonic powers of evil. The possessions resemble demonic possession.
Weatherfish
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Sex
Is there bestiality?
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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Specifically in the second half of the film, yes. There is two explicit sex scenes, one of which occurring while a woman is being killed.

lots of random moaning through out the entire film that sounds sexual, even when it isn't explicitly so.
tamamakitty
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There are several scenes where the main female character is topless, or her breasts are otherwise visible through cloth, both in sexual and non-sexual scenes. Another female character (very minor, only there for 1 scene) is completely nude on a horse. A male character is seen nude, but his genitals are covered by a writing tablet, so the worst you see is his bare butt.
StaleOrchid
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Not by the film, but Count Orlok does lust after Ellen and it is made very clear his feelings are not out of love but an animalistic urge.
Weatherfish
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Is there BDSM?
37 supporters
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6
Not BDSM per say, but aggressive sex happens.
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15
It is implied Ellen loses her virginity to Count Orlok, at least in a metaphorical sense. This is briefly shown at the beginning.
Weatherfish
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Sexism
15
When possessed, a wife makes fun of her husband for being afraid of the vampire
onlycallisto
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Sickness
Is there dementia/Alzheimer's?
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Yes
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Yes, with the bubonic plague.
Anonymous
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Does someone have a stroke?
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1
Yes, Epillepsy.
Anonymous
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Social
Are there anti-abortion themes?
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Is existentialism debated?
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Is someone homeless?
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Are there fat suits?
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Spoiler
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the wife of the main couple dies to save others from being infested by the plague the vampire brings.
bangishimo
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Are there end credit scenes?
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Is Santa (et al) spoiled?
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Vehicular
Does a car crash?
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Does a plane crash?
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Does a car honk or tires screech?
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No but someone is ALMOST ran over by horses and a carriage!
Weatherfish
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Violence
Is there blood/gore?
84 supporters
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[SPOILER]
Orlok is drinking Ellen's blood from a small cavity he created in her chest all while having intercourse.
ShannonMc
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Does someone drown?
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Safe. A character who becomes increasingly distressed is shown sleeping with a gun, but he does not use it.
Weatherfish
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Is there a nuclear explosion?
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