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Schloß Vogelöd

  • 1921
  • 6
  • 1 Std. 15 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
6,1/10
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Schloß Vogelöd (1921)
CrimeDramaHorrorMystery

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuIn the castle Vogeloed, a few aristocrats are awaiting baroness Safferstätt. But first count Oetsch invites himself.. Everyone thinks he murdered his brother, baroness Safferstat's first hus... Alles lesenIn the castle Vogeloed, a few aristocrats are awaiting baroness Safferstätt. But first count Oetsch invites himself.. Everyone thinks he murdered his brother, baroness Safferstat's first husband, three years ago. So he is rather undesirable. But Oetsch stays; arguing he is not th... Alles lesenIn the castle Vogeloed, a few aristocrats are awaiting baroness Safferstätt. But first count Oetsch invites himself.. Everyone thinks he murdered his brother, baroness Safferstat's first husband, three years ago. So he is rather undesirable. But Oetsch stays; arguing he is not the murderer and will find the real one...

  • Regie
    • F.W. Murnau
  • Drehbuch
    • Rudolf Stratz
    • Carl Mayer
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Arnold Korff
    • Lulu Kyser-Korff
    • Lothar Mehnert
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    6,1/10
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    • Regie
      • F.W. Murnau
    • Drehbuch
      • Rudolf Stratz
      • Carl Mayer
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Arnold Korff
      • Lulu Kyser-Korff
      • Lothar Mehnert
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    Arnold Korff
    Arnold Korff
    • von Vogelschrey - Schlossherr auf Vogeloed
    Lulu Kyser-Korff
    • Centa V. Vogelschrey - von Vogelschrey's Frau
    • (as L. Kyser-Korff)
    Lothar Mehnert
    Lothar Mehnert
    • Graf Johann Oetsch
    • (as Lotar Mehnert)
    Paul Hartmann
    Paul Hartmann
    • Graf Peter Paul Oetsch
    Paul Bildt
    Paul Bildt
    • Baron Safferstätt
    Olga Tschechowa
    Olga Tschechowa
    • Baronin Safferstätt
    Victor Bluetner
    • Der Pater Faramund
    • (as Victor Blütner)
    Hermann Vallentin
    Hermann Vallentin
    • Der Landgerichtsrat a.D.
    Julius Falkenstein
    Julius Falkenstein
    • Der ängstliche Herr
    Robert Leffler
    Robert Leffler
    • Der Haushofmeister
    Walter Kurt Kuhle
    • Ein Diener
    • (as Walter Kurt-Kuhle)
    Loni Nest
    • Kleines Mädchen
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Ursula Nest
    • Zweites Kleines Mädchen
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Georg Zawatzky
    • Küchenjunge
    • (Nicht genannt)
    • Regie
      • F.W. Murnau
    • Drehbuch
      • Rudolf Stratz
      • Carl Mayer
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    8Nene-2

    A strange but excellent prelude to Nosferatu

    This very personal movie from Murnau sets the precedent for the author´s most notorious movie: Nosferatu the vampire.

    Murnau demonstrates his superb command of the camera and the illumination while setting the bases of the expressionism.

    The suspense distilled in Haunted Castle is well worth a Hitchcock´s movie and the plot is surprisingly complex for a silent.

    Do make sure that you see it in a winter stormy night
    cairnsdavid

    It's him!

    Afraid I found this a little stagey. I know it's very EARLY Murnau, and I wouldn't expect the flash and wallop of DER LASZT MANN, but without either expressionist stylisation or nifty camerawork, my attention wandered a bit......but I was brought back to full wakefullness by the appearance of what looks like Max Schreck's Graf Orlock from NOSFERATU - or at least his hand. A sinister taloned hand reaching through a window in a bizarre dream sequence, accompanied by a billowing curtain of the kind soon to cross the atlantic with Paul Leni for THE CAT AND THE CANARY and to appear, a few years later in James Whale's THE OLD DARK HOUSE. And I should add that the scary dream is followed by an equally freaky comedy dream set in the castle kitchen, where a scullery boy dreams of revenge for previous slights...Murnau's comedy relief is always kind of peculiar.

    Worth seeing for the dreams!
    6Coventry

    Murnau desperately seeks sound

    "The Haunted Castle" is one of the lesser known and rather unpopular – judging by the other user comments – earliest accomplishments by the great visual artist F.W. Murnau ("Nosferatu", "Faust", "Der Januskopf"). Personally I fail to comprehend why it's so obscure and neglected, because I watched an ambitious and even convoluted whodunit/mystery thriller with eerily atmospheric set pieces, intriguing characters and a few nicely elaborated moments of suspense. Okay, first and foremost, the English title is misleading and even downright irrelevant. The titular caste isn't haunted or besieged by ghosts whatsoever. It's merely the gathering place of a selected clique of prominent aristocrats on the evening before they go fox-hunting. The cozy ambiance is disturbed when the uncanny Count Oetsch shows up at the castle uninvited. Oetsch is accused, especially by the widow, of murdering his own brother. His former sister-in-law arrives later at the party, together with her new husband, and tension rises among the group. The countess goes to confession with another guest, namely the honorable Father Faramünd from Rome. When he mysteriously vanishes as well, Count Oetsch is suddenly suspected of two murders, especially since he behaves so arrogantly and strange. "The Haunted Castle" certainly isn't the visually astounding and hypnotizing expressionist masterpiece that "Nosferatu" was. It's more of a straightforward thriller relying on plot instead of Gothic atmosphere and experimental choreography. This movie is, in fact, released one whole decade sooner than it should have been released. The script is overly "talkative" and contains more interruptions to display dialog and descriptions than any other silent movie from that era I have seen. And then still it seems as if Murnau needed more opportunities for text, as too many sequences show characters talking without their conversations being translated in writing. I really think that F.W. Murnau craved for sound technology here, more half a decade before it became possible, to let his characters express themselves and to generate the apt mood. Nevertheless, a more than interesting and warmly recommended piece of antique for cinema fanatics to check out.
    6gavin6942

    Bring on the German Sherlock Holmes

    Several people in a house come face to face with a murder mystery -- and one of them is guilty of the crime! This film has no familiar actors, and something of a misleading title (it is not a literal translation of the German). The phrase "haunted castle" clearly implies a horror film and not a detective story, but there is very little horror here.

    Lothar Mehnert stars as Count Oetsch, and although I know absolutely nothing about him, I was very drawn to his performance. He has a striking look that I think makes for a good stage or screen presence. What else has he done? I do not know, but should seek it out.

    The film is light on humor, though there is a sequence I will call "the kitchen boy dream" that I found funny. What is it implying? What does it mean? How does it connect to the big story? I have no idea.

    The Kino DVD contains a book / film comparison and I would recommend this. It shows how radically different the film is in some ways from the book. While the essence is the same, I would almost have to say they are two different creatures altogether.
    Michael_Elliott

    Haunted Castle

    Haunted Castle, The (1921)

    ** 1/2 (out of 4)

    An "old dark house" film from director F.W. Murnau about a group of people staying in an (what else?) old dark house. One night the house's owner turns up missing and later in the night his son, who was accused of killing his own brother, shows up. I read somewhere that this is the earliest surviving work from director Murnau but this here doesn't show any of his wonderful visual style that would kick into high gear the following year with Nosferatu. The film, running just under an hour, takes way too time introducing us to the characters and the actual mystery doesn't start until the very end of the movie. There really isn't any visual style either. There's one character that looks like the Karloff character in Whale's The Old Dark House, which makes you think Whale saw this film (especially since the character here leads to a good twist in the story). Another interesting aspect is a scene that uses the hands of Nosferatu to a similar effect that would be seen in the next year's Nosferatu. I had to view an overly dark, 16mm print without a music score.

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      The movie was shot in 16 days and released before the serialized novel's last chapter had been printed in the "Berliner Illustrierten".
    • Alternative Versionen
      There is an Italian DVD edition of this movie, distributed by DNA Srl, entitled "Il castello di Vogelod". The movie was re-edited with the contribution of the film history scholar Riccardo Cusin. This version is also available in streaming on some platforms. This DVD also contains another movie directed by F.W. Murnau: "Tartufo".
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      Featured in Dämonische Leinwand - Der deutsche Film der zwanziger Jahre (1998)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 7. April 1921 (Deutschland)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Deutschland
    • Sprache
      • Deutsch
    • Auch bekannt als
      • Schloß Vogeloed - Die Enthüllung eines Geheimnisses, 5 Akte
    • Drehorte
      • Bioscop-Atelier, Neubabelsberg, Potsdam, Brandenburg, Deutschland
    • Produktionsfirma
      • Uco-Film GmbH
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