Indie director Robert Eggers has always been willing to acknowledge his sources, but he struggles to break free of them in this vampire flick. He’s one half of the world’s biggest comedy-magic ...

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When the story’s such a close retread of earlier, shorter incarnations, 132 minutes is a lot of Nosferatu. Gory and gorgeous, this extravagantly sexual spin on Dracula, following in the brisker ...

Nosferatu has risen once again and he's about to make his cinematic comeback in Robert Eggers's much-anticipated new film. The acclaimed director (best known for The Witch, The Lighthouse and The ...

In a recent piece for The Guardian, director Robert Eggers delves into the deep folkloric origins of vampires and how these early legends have shaped his upcoming adaptation of Nosferatu.

However, a drastic reinvention was expected with filmmaker Robert Eggers eager to put a new spin on the classic horror story. When Nicholas Hoult's Thomas Hutter discovers the Count resting in ...

Robert Eggers' Nosferatu movie sets a Rotten Tomatoes audience score record for the vampire adaptation. The movie was written and directed by Eggers as a remake of the silent film, which was ...

Even so, the fact that most audience members do know there’s a charismatic man under all that ancient corpse getup is intentional, according to director Robert Eggers. “I also cast a young ...

If reports are true that Eggers is taking on the fantasy classic as his next project, it will be the first time the filmmaker helms a film that isn’t R-rated (unless he decides to amp up the ...

Robert Eggers, who directed “Nosferatu,” a distinctly wretched take on vampire folklore.Credit...Mark Sommerfeld for The New York Times Supported by By Alissa Wilkinson “I don’t know how ...

The film will be released in the UK on January 1. *Spoilers for Nosferatu follow* Speaking to Variety, Eggers discussed the final scene of the film which sees Skarsgård’s Count Orlok and Depp ...