Reviews

I watched it and found that this film, was a bit like a 1960's "B" movie, in its quality but it wasn't a horrible B movie; Rich's wolf form was the best out of the two werewolves.

I could definitely watch it again, because its humorous and actually enjoyable as a werewolf film spoof. I wouldn't take this film seriously, as a werewolf film; but as a spoof its a greatly entertaining film.

Please, watch this film and comment on what you thought. I hope it comes to DVD, personally I would buy it and add the movie to my DVD monster spoof section.

With the constant changes of plots and constant changing of roles, this show is infinite in possibilities.

Nip/Tuck is a fantastic drama/ medical show. People are annoying when they try to compare the show to awful shows like E.R. or other random medical shows.

This isn't just a show about Plastic Surgeons its a adventure in the life of two completely different doctors, whom have the same goal of keeping their practice legit. Many problems have came across the duo but as the show goes, things always come out good in the end.

Niptuck has many different characters like Kimber, Quentin Costa, and the awful annoying girls whom bother Christian.

This film is a classic of the German film director Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau.

Nosferatu meaning "Likes the Blood", was originally determined by the wife of Bram Stoker to be a illegal film copy of her husbands book. Just before the film Dracula(1931) was released she made sure that every copy of the film had been destroyed or so she thought.

When this event happened, F. W. Murnau was horribly hurt because he made the film as a tribute to his favorite book and writer Bram Stoker.

Later in the 1930's film copies of Nosferatu started showing up in Austria and only three copies are known to exist today, this film was the only true showing of what Stoker wanted his Dracula to be like and it was captured well by the master of horror F. W. Murnau.

In fact, the Dracula film was way off from what Stoker intended his vampire to be like. He said Alucard was a ugly malformed dawn walking monster. His family didn't want to scare children, so the vampire was turned into a handsome smooth talking gentleman, but this was not the way Stoker would have wanted it, so current films are ruined because of the rudeness of Mrs. Stoker a true loser.

We rate Mrs. Stoker to be a true loser because if she had gotten her way Nosferatu wouldn't exist today and I would have never gotten a view of the most interesting film at early parts of the 1920's.