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09/01/03
Nadja (1994)
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Reviews Counted:23
Fresh:13
Rotten:10
Average Rating:5.7/10
Runtime: 1 hr 32 mins
Genre: Horror/Suspense
Synopsis: This black-and-white fantasy follows the escapades of Dracula's daughter Nadja, who's living a bohemian lifestyle in New York's East Village. Dr. Van Helsing, the famous vampire hunter, has just... [More]
Starring: Elina Löwensohn, Peter Fonda, Jared Harris, Suzy Amis
Director: Michael Almereyda
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Reviews for Nadja
[A] genuinely affecting comedy-horror film that updates the Dracula lineage to present-day New York City.
01/01/00
[Almereyda's] imagination seems more focused on composing striking shot compositions than in communicating pure and simple human emotions.
06/05/02
This idiosyncratic take on the genre is as much concerned with ordinary family dynamics as the absurdity of its characters' demonic existence.
10/20/09
This offbeat horror item works much better as a dreamy mood piece with striking poetic images and as a semicomic appreciation of a few quintessential low-budget actors than as straight-ahead storytelling.
10/20/09
Top CriticIt's the kind of movie that deals with unspeakable subjects while keeping a certain ironic distance, and using dialogue that seems funny, although the characters never seem in on the joke.
01/01/00
Top CriticThe film stumbles with hackneyed plotting, uneven performances and a deadly-dull centerpiece that goes on forever.
01/01/00
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07/27/02
Unfolding as a languid dream puzzle in Downtown Manhattan nether world, Michael Almereyda's blend of serious and frivolous ideas and mysterious and haunting images recalls David Lynch, who served as film's exec producer and also makes cameo appearance
09/16/06
Not without interest, but less satisfying than even an average Hammer horror.
10/20/09
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04/09/05
It is refreshing to see so much style and life in the old undead tale, and to watch this strong cast with its perfect deadpan attitudes.
05/20/03
A lyrical parody of the vampire genre.
01/27/04
The most compelling point here has to do with Lowensohn: She's sulky and sad, but her precision is also remarkably vibrant against her shades-of-grey backdrop.
01/01/00
While it is nice to see an occasional horror film making the art house circuit, this story of the undead just needs more life in the long middle section of the film.
01/01/00
Too bizarre to be taken seriously and not funny enough to be entertaining.
04/21/04
Hip. Cool. New Wave. Chic. These are only some of the adjectives applicable to Michael Almereyda's new take on the vampire legend. Of course, one other term springs to mind, but it isn't nearly as complimentary. Pretentious.
01/01/00
Top CriticWhat could have been a brilliant short becomes deadly, stretched to feature length.
01/01/00
Top CriticClever and innovative take on vampire mythology in a contemporary tale set in New York City.
08/28/02
Highly stylised b/w camerawork and Pixelvision, moody poeticism, and farcical genre parody merge to tantalising if not altogether coherent effect.
01/26/06
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