Nailed

About This Movie

Nailed (1913) directed by Yakov Protazanov is a curious blend of drama and horror. It's striking how the film captures the raw tension of its themes—death, obsession, and the human psyche—without relying heavily on dialogue. The pacing can feel uneven at times, but it adds to the unsettling atmosphere. The practical effects, though limited by the era, create a visceral experience that lingers. Performances are quite compelling, especially considering the silent film format; there's an intensity in the actors' expressions that really draws you in. Overall, it stands out for its early exploration of horror elements and the psychological undercurrents that resonate even today.

Explores themes of obsession and mortality. · Notable for its practical effects for the era. · A unique entry in early horror cinema.