Nosferatu

When being bitten by a vampire for the purposes of crossing over (as opposed to simply feeding), a transfer of fluidic toxins takes place through the vampire's fangs. If this flow becomes uncontrolled then the host's body can become flooded and over-saturated by the toxins; this usually leads to instantaneous death, however some host's do survive the process and become Nosferatu.

These vampires, during their Crossover, become deformed, with an almost monstrous set of features: chalky white pale skin, and two rows of twisted fangs. All body sheds all body hair, and the eyes glow crimson instead of gold.

These creatures not only have an almost insatiable Blood Lust (often feeding two or three times a week, either on humans or on other vampires), but many have even gone as far as to cannibalize their victims, their stomachs digesting body parts with ease. For those who have eaten the flesh of vampires or humans for a period of time, they become afflicted with a disease called Kuru, which causes their muscle coordination to break down, bouts of madness, and spontaneous laughter.

Many exist in small tribes in the dark corners of suburbs surrounding big city food supplies. With their red eyes and terrifyingly dark giggles of madness being heard from a distance, they have become the 'boogie men' of the vampire world.

There are currently only two Nosferatu characters in the Gone From Daylight universe, Freak from Lost in Shadow and Glenn from The Awakening.