This is one of the best films to come from the German Expressionist age. Back in it's day this was THE first real horror film of it's time, with creepy characters and bizarre sets. The acting is a little over the top but it is a silent film of course. I really enjoyed it. From the start I was pulled into the story and then blown away by it's ending. If you're a fan of the silents or of horror, this is a must to see. For another real treat, watch the film from the same Expressionist period called "NOSFERATU, THE VAMPIRE".
Review of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
