Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau

“ From the diary of Johann Cavallius, able historian of his native city of Bremen:
"Nosferatu! That name alone can chill the blood!
"Nosferatu! Was it he who brought the plague to Bremen in 1838?"
"I have long sought the causes of that terrible epidemic, and found at its origin and its climax the innocent figures of Jonathon Harker and his young wife, Nina."
"Wait, young man. You can't escape destiny by running away..." ”

“ One can recognize the mark of the vampire by the trace of his fangs on the victim's throat.
Only a woman can break his frightful spell—a woman pure in heart—who will offer her blood freely to Nosferatu and
will keep the vampire by her side until after the cock has crowed. ”

“ A mysterious epidemic of the plaque has broken out in eastern Europe and in the port cities of the Black Sea, attacking principally the young and vigorous. Cause of the two bloody marks on the neck of each victim baffles the medical profession. ”