#sievers

I know this is the monsterfucker website

but please

I need you to look me in the eyes and tell me that Nosferatu wasn't a tale of sexual liberation

I need you to tell me that we watched the same movie about sexual abuse, victim blaming, grooming and self-blame

favourite short exchange from the film. really encapsulates the spirit of dracula; one of its key themes — the clash of a dark and ancient folk legend with hard materialist modernity, and everything that entails. it’s THE most fin de siècle novel in that respect, thrumming with a nervous anticipation of the coming 20th century (“he is coming, he is coming,” resounds the simple ominous refrain, like the unstoppable chugging of a steam train along tracks) and all the inconcievable atrocities that lie in wait for the future.

robert eggers understands this intimately: there couldn’t have been a better candidate for writing and directing this remake, what with his trademark fixation on history and cultural fears peculiar to a specific time period that supernatural horrors always end up representing.

The Plot to Kill Dr. Sievers – CBS News Watch CBS News Did a Florida man hire a look-a-like to kill his wife? A GPS leads police right to the hit man’s door. “48 Hours” correspondent Erin Moriarty reports.

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1966: 15.000 Zuschauer jubeln Marathon-Meister „Kalle“ Sievers im Stadtwald zu

„Marathon-Hochburg Krefeld“ – dass diese Überschrift einst in der Bild-Zeitung erschien, mag heute kaum mehr vorstellbar sein. „Jetzt ist es bewiesen: Das Herz des deutschen Marathonsports schlägt in Krefeld“, hieß es damals weiter in Deutschlands größer Boulevard-Zeitung. Tatsächlich gab es eine Zeit, in der die Samt- und Seidenstadt dank des Krefelder Turn- und Sport-Vereins Preussen 1855…

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