
Nosferatu
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Where to watch: Streaming on Peacock (US, subject to change)
How it scared people
The vibe
Stoker's widow sued and won: the court ordered every print burned. Enough survived to give us Max Schreck's Orlok, who is not a seducer but an infestation — bald, taloned, arriving with the rats and the plague. Murnau shot real locations and then let sunrise do the killing, which is the rule every vampire film since has either obeyed or made a point of breaking.
Nosferatu (2024) Parents Guide
| MPA rating | Rated R |
|---|---|
| Runtime | 132 minutes |
| Jump scares | 3/5 — moderately scary, with a handful of strong sequences |
| Gore | 2/5 — only light gore |
| Dread | 5/5 — the kind of film that follows you around for days |
Nosferatu is rated R by the MPA. We score it 3/5 for jump scares, 2/5 for gore and 5/5 for lingering dread, over 132 minutes. Very little blood — the hard part here is atmosphere and aftermath, not graphic content. Older teens and adults — less for what it shows than for how long it stays with you.
We rate what the film does — scares, gore, dread — not scene-level content like language or nudity, which we don't track.
Before you press play
- How scary is Nosferatu?
- On our intensity scale, Nosferatu rates 6/10 for jump scares and 10/10 for dread. It is moderately scary, with a handful of strong sequences. Expect little in the way of jump scares, but a sense of dread that builds steadily and lingers after the credits.
- How gory is Nosferatu?
- Nosferatu rates 4/10 for gore — expect only light gore.
- How long is Nosferatu?
- Nosferatu runs 132 minutes (2h 12m).
- What is Nosferatu rated?
- Nosferatu is rated R by the MPA. On our own scale it rates 6/10 for jump scares, 4/10 for gore and 10/10 for dread — the R tells you what it was certified, those tell you what it will do to you.
- Where to watch Nosferatu (2024)?
- As of our last update, Nosferatu is streaming on Peacock in the US. Availability changes, so check your service before settling in.





