Nosferatu: A Tale of Gothic Horror (with score by Christian Death & other gothic-industrial bands)
- 63:42
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synopsis
This 63 minute DVD features the classic Gothic Horror Film; Nosferatu to music by some of the top Gothic Industrial Bands ever, such as Christian Death, Electric Hellfire Club and more.
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