4/10. Here's why:

The title character in NOSFERATU doesn’t appear until around the 30-minute mark. That means that director F.W. Murnau knew about the rule of horror cinema where you do that with the monster in order to create suspense. But after you do that, you can focus completely on him. And you know what? That's what should've happened here! COUNT ORLOK has no real personality. He was interesting enough for me to want to see more of him... but he only appears in a total of 9 *beep* minutes! The rest of the movie is about the humans who happen to be as boring as ORLOK’s hobbies must be (he's a vampire, after all). That’s why I don’t think the movie is good: The ratio between interesting scenes versus the uninteresting ones. Murnau also knew about how to scare. The shots of ORLOK’s shadow and the way he lurks around are insanely creepy. But, because they’re only a few, it’s not enough to save the movie.