Even if the inclusion of this motif wasn't intentional, I still think it's so apropos, and it made me love the movie even more :)

I can only imagine this was a purposeful choice by the composer made for such a fun film that even includes a self-referential joke about how Scooby Doo it is and I love it.

here's the motif in question

Myster Inc.: youtu.be/vxJiP-QnvzM?...

IKWYDLS(2025): open.spotify.com/track/7oQRXR...

They love their camera

Even with all the issues and thoughts I have about this film, this is the only one I thought was worth sharing. Nosferatu is an intriguing film that uses the titular vampire to discuss how scary sex can be.

(12/12)

This trauma is not exclusive to women, as seen during a scene wherein Thomas is coerced by the vampire to consenting against his will, leading to him being drained in bed.

(11/12)

The desire for sexual desire being ripped apart by a man who doesn't care for the word "no" is all I could think about as she lie, writhing in the wet earth.

(10/12)

This metaphor could even extend to the fear of sexual assault and the lasting trauma that accompanies it. The opening scene when Ellen first meets the Count destroyed me.

(9/12)

After seeing the film twice, I believe there is a valid reading where Nosferatu is not only a metaphor for disease but specifically STIs. Using sex as a way to spread from person to person and eventually corrupt the whole town.

(8/12)

The act of feeding in this film is explicitly sexual. The eroticism in both how victims react to the blood-sucking and the air Orlok has about him as he stands, nude and looming, over his victims let's us as an audience know this.

(7/12)