Carl Dreyer's ingenious, anomalous, experimental horror film, gropingly photographed by Rudolph Maté through a veiled camera that casts a milky haze over the haunted countryside. The vampire is a white-haired old lady; the hero is a nonplussed do-nothing dandy; and the prevailing mood is one of unprecedented malaise. (1932) — Duncan Shepherd
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