Nosferatu made his first appearance on cinema screens in March 1922. A hundred years have gone by, but
still today, his contorted shadow and skeletal hand gripping Ellen’s heart instils terror into us all.
In the film Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, a masterpiece by German director Friedrich Murnau
considered a classic of horror cinematography, the terrifying Count Orlok, with pointed ears and sunken
eyes, is played by Max Schreck. His rigid, ephemeral figure forever lurking in the shadows is memorable
and, appropriately for a vampire, his ghost shows no sign of disappearing, even after the passage of
another century.
In fact, from the scenes of Murnau’s famous film, the immortal Nosferatu is brought back to life by our
team of artists who, with their skilful work, have recreated his lugubrious and emaciated figure in
incredible detail.
- One (1) hand painted head sculpt with synthetic hairs around ears
- One (1) hand painted head sculpt with hat
- One (1) articulated body
- Eight (8) pieces of interchangeable hands
- One (1) long jacket
- One (1) pair of pants
- One (1) scarf
- One (1) pair of shoes (Magnetic)
- One (1) set of keys
- One (1) medallion with Ellen image
- One (1) letter
- Two (2) plague rats
- One (1) magnetic standard stand
- One (1) coffin
Prototype shown, final product may be slightly different
Product details are subject to change without further notice
