‘Nosferatu’: Why Bill Skarsgard’s Mustachioed Vampire Doesn’t Look Like Max Schreck’s Count Orlok
Why a mustache? 'Nosferatu' director Robert Eggers and prosthetic makeup designer David White on their update of Max ...
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Review: New ‘Nosferatu’ examines how women’s sexuality is dominated and demonized
There is plenty of sex and death in the new “Nosferatu,” written and directed by Robert Eggers. However, it is not a “sexy” vampire movie; if anything, it is sexually anxious. Eggers’s film walks the ...
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Mucking with Movies: ‘Nosferatu’
If you are like me, you have been watching William Dafoe whisper heavily between baited breaths “Nosferatu” during trailers ...
Which Directors Can Match German Expressionism’s Freak?
Robert Eggers’s Nosferatu joins a small canon of work by filmmakers who have attempted to remake classics from interwar ...
Nosferatu Extended Cut Confirmed by Robert Eggers (Including Footage Only Seen in Trailer)
Fans will be able to sink their teeth into an extended cut of Nosferatu when the gothic horror hits Blu-ray and DVD. At 2 ...
Review: 'Nosferatu' is your holiday ticket to fear and trembling
Looking for some horror holiday counter-programming? Then listen up: "Nosferatu," now haunting theaters, is your ticket to ...
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'Nosferatu' cannot die! The backstory of why the movie is haunting Christmas
"Nosferatu" (the word means "vampire") opened in the U.S. on Feb. 1, 1929, in a little Greenwich Village art house called The Guild. There, it proceeded to attract virtually no notice whatever.