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Nosferatu director Robert Eggers: ‘We needed to find a way to make the vampire scary again. We went back to folklore’
The film-maker follows in the eerie footsteps of FW Murnau and Werner Herzog in his new feature, starring Lily-Rose Depp and Nicholas Hoult
Robert Eggers wants you to see his Nosferatu as both a lover and a biter
As a lifelong Dracula fan fascinated by the way death and sexual desire define vampire mythos, Eggers knew that he wanted his Nosferatu to be as erotic as it was haunting. But Eggers also wanted his Nosferatu to feel like a decidedly feminist, macabre romance, which is why he took some inspiration from Emily Brontë.
Where Was Robert Eggers' Nosferatu Filmed?
Robert Eggers wants to make vampires scary again with his new, R-rated take on Nosferatu (in theaters everywhere Christmas Day). To accomplish that goal, however, he needed to go back to the earliest stories regarding the undead bloodsuckers we're so used to seeing onscreen.
‘Nosferatu’ lives again thanks to director and New Hampshire native Robert Eggers
The New England native on the Granite State origins of his horror remake, working at Market Basket as a bag boy, and more.
How director Robert Eggers is reviving "Nosferatu" for a new generation
Director Robert Eggers' highly-anticipated horror film "Nosferatu" will hit theaters on Christmas Day. The acclaimed director sat down with CBS Saturday Morning to talk about bringing the classic vampire tale to a new audience.
Willem Dafoe and Robert Eggers reveal their inspirations for Nosferatu. It goes deeper than you may think.
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Robert Eggers took Nosferatu inspiration from Mel Brooks’ Dracula: Dead and Loving It
In researching his upcoming version of Nosferatu, Robert Eggers included Mel Brooks' Dracula: Dead and Loving It in the mix. The post Robert Eggers took Nosferatu inspiration from Mel Brooks’ Dracula: Dead and Loving It appeared first on JoBlo.
‘Nosferatu’: How to Make a Robert Eggers Movie, with Help from Mel Brooks and Chris Columbus
The intense perfectionist behind "The Northman" and "The Lighthouse" tells IndieWire how he made the vampire tale his own.
Oscar Isaac Can't Get Over How Good Bill Skarsgård's ‘Nosferatu' Voice Is: ‘That Pisses Me Off'
Watch Isaac, soon to be seen in his own monster movie, Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein," interview the cast of Robert ...
The zany delights of Willem Dafoe: Talking “Nosferatu”, his own vampire turn, and his pure joy of acting
"Sometimes people accuse me of...What do you call it? Chewing the scenery. But I think one man's meat is another man's poison ...
Marvel’s Willem DaFoe Had a History With Nosferatu Before the New Movie
The new version of Nosferatu is set to hit theaters later this month, offering a more terrifying take on the 1922 classic. For those already familiar with the cast, the great Willem Dafoe, who played ...
Lush 'Nosferatu' offers a vampire who's ancient, tormented and far from pretty
Full of chilling sequences and appropriately outsized performances, gothic horror feast immerses you in the creepy German ...
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All I Want for Christmas Is … a ‘Nosferatu’ Remake?
This Christmas Day, amid the usual holiday trappings, a Nosferatu remake will arrive in movie theaters. Whatever combination ...
How the Original Nosferatu Changed Vampire Horror Forever
When you think about vampires, what do you associate with them? They drink blood, they’re undead, they have superhuman abilities, and they can be destroyed by sunlight, just to name a few vampiric ...
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DC Film Girl previews "Nosferatu"
DC Film Girl, aka, Lauren Veneziani sits down with the stars of the upcoming horror film, "Nosferatu".
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Top 10 Disturbing Details about Nosferatu the Character
Dive into the terrifying world of cinema's first vampire, Count Orlok from "Nosferatu." We'll explore the most spine-chilling ...