The Making of Nosferatu (1979) dir. Werner Herzog. Yet, the fact remains that Nosferatu is a timeless tale of dread that will never go out of style. With a pretty perfect trilogy of films thus far ...

L egendary director Werner Herzog’s 1979 horror homage Nosferatu the Vampyre (stream it here on Peacock!) comes supernaturally close to serving as a definitive optical encyclopedia for what you ...

Eggers’ film opens with a prologue that establishes newlywed Ellen Hutter (Lily-Rose Depp) as its true main character, centering her in a way that neither Murnau’s original nor Werner Herzog ...

Werner Herzog's version of the seminal classic Dracula premiered 45 years ago, delivering the most terrifying take on Bram Stoker's masterpiece. Skip to main content Menu ...

In 1979, Werner Herzog made “Nosferatu the Vampyre.” And now, Robert Eggers, who has been chipping away at the occult since his stripped-down 2015 debut, ...

An arthouse director gave us his remake of ‘Nosferatu’ in the 1970s. Werner Herzog is one of the most acclaimed arthouse movie directors and German directors ever.

In 1979, director Werner Herzog remade the movie as “Nosferatu the Vampyre.” This one is still my favorite of the three films, but only because I love all three of them so much.

Eggers’s 2024 version succeeds Werner Herzog’s “Nosferatu: The Vampyre,” a 1979 Lynchian remake with an almost identical storyline — a Transylvanian vampire descends upon Victorian Germany. Each ...

Robert Eggers' "Nosferatu" is very similar to Bram Stoker's classic "Dracula," but also differs in a number of ways. ... Werner Herzog’s 1979 version is streaming on Peacock and Prime Video.

The other aspect of Herzog’s Nosferatu, touched on in earlier Dracula films but a much stronger component of this narrative, is the decay and corruption the vampire brings with him wherever he goes.

Nosferatu, which hits theaters Dec. 25, ... as well as Werner Herzog’s 1979 re-do, all while tapping into the monstrously mythic in a way that only he can.

The Making of Nosferatu (1979) dir. Werner Herzog. Yet, the fact remains that Nosferatu is a timeless tale of dread that will never go out of style. With a pretty perfect trilogy of films thus far ...