Nicolas Cage’s passion for vampire cinema shines as he produced one of the most underrated vampire films ever.
The premise of director E. Elias Merhige's 2000 film "Shadow of the Vampire" is weirdly believable. It posits that filmmaker F.W. Murnau, when he was making the landmark 1922 horror movie "Nosferatu," was so committed to cinematic realism that he located and hired an actual vampire to portray the vampire in his movie.
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