German Expressionist

Nosferatu
1922
F.W. Murnau
The reason why this is expressionism is because how they use the subjective point of view shot, and how you see the monster for a while in a shadow form and then you actually see it and how weird and maybe disgusting it looks.
One film that it might of inspired would be the movies Insidious because during the whole movie you don't see what the monster looks like it is just a drawing of an outline, but then when it comes up in the end then it actually hits you as wow this is what it looks like.




The Last Laugh
F.W. Murnau
1924
This whole movie shows a great subject view because it is about one guy and he was at his "A" game then gets kicked down by being demoted it a job and his life gets turned around.




Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
1927
F.W. Murnau
This movie is also really well in the fact that it is a defining movie about love and how in the end it works out, but the one dies and it is lost forever. It is almost like the basic plot line of "A Fault In Our Stars". It emphasizes anti-heroic means.