Museum Movie Night "Nosferatu 1922" With Film Historian David Morton

Ticketed Event
Celebrate Halloween with one of cinema's most iconic horror films!
Join Film Historian David Morton with UCF for a special screening of the 1922 silent classic Nosferatu, the unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula that helped establish the foundation of the modern horror genre. Nearly lost forever after Stoker's widow successfully sued the filmmakers and ordered all copies destroyed, several prints survived—allowing this haunting masterpiece to become one of the most influential films in cinematic history.
Enjoy an interactive and informative evening complete with intermissions and a cash snack bar featuring movie snacks, soft drinks, beer, and wine. And this isn't your typical movie night! Experience silent film the way audiences did in the 1920s—by reacting, laughing, and interacting with the film and your fellow guests.
Don't miss this special Halloween edition of Museum Movie Night!