In 1919, director Robert Wiene merged modern art (German Expressionism) with mainstream entertainment (plot-driven silent cinema) to make one of the first - and still one of the greatest - psychological horror movies. Angular sets, twisted perspectives and off-centre houses convey the disturbed minds of the central characters as a student investigates a series of murders being carried out by a sleepwalking killer.
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