The Beacon Calls Fans to Classic Nosferatu

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Written By Izzy Christman

The Beacon is located at the very edge of Columbia City, nestled in a wall of ivy and wedged between nail salons and a neon-illuminated funeral home. The single-screen cinema opened its doors in 2019, boasting an eclectic mix of curated films. Amidst the popularity of Robert Eggers’ new film, it’s only logical for a place like The Beacon to showcase one of its predecessors: Werner Herzog’s Nosferatu: The Vampyre. 

Izzy Christman

Izzy Christman (they/them) has been a freelance writer and editor for more than a decade. They studied writing at Ohio University before returning to the West Coast. Izzy has worked as a ghostwriter, copyeditor, and content writer. They've even writing classes taught at Seattle's Hugo House. Their work has appeared in a number of magazines, anthologies, and podcasts, including The NoSleep Podcast, Unwinnable Magazine, and Tales to Terrify. Izzy is an active member of the Seattle Chapter of the Horror Writer's Association.

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