Happy Halloween! IGN can exclusively reveal five new character posters from director Robert Eggers’ forthcoming retelling of Nosferatu, The posters can be seen via the slideshow below. The ...

In 1922, 'Nosferatu' was barely known. Now, ... Willem Dafoe, who played Schreck in that film, is back in the new "Nosferatu" as "Prof. Albin Eberhart Von Franz" — the Van Helsing character.

NOSFERATU Poster Gives Us A Teasing Glimpse Of ... but this might well end up being the most we see of the character prior to the film's release ... F.W. Murnau directed the original 1922 ...

Focus Features has released the first poster for Nosferatu, ... A remake of F. W. Murnau's 1922 version and Werner Herzog's take in 1979, ... A24 Reportedly Developing ELDEN RING Film.

“Nosferatu (2024),” directed by Robert Eggers, is a remake of that original 1922 German silent film that adapted Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” novel and is considered by many to be the father ...

EGGERS: Yeah, but I felt like, you know, obviously, there's been a whole lot of "Draculas," and "Nosferatu" is such a seminal film. It kind of invented horror movies, even though it's not the ...

Lily-Rose Depp and Bill Skarsgård are outstanding in "Nosferatu," Robert Eggers' remake of the 1922 silent-movie classic. Nicholas Hoult also stars.

Nosferatu intentionally doesn’t show Count Orlok (played by Bill Skarsgard) until well into the film. Leading to his reveal, he’s always out of focus in the background, lurking in the shadows ...

All right, I want to give a quick disclaimer before we start the next story. We have been hearing about the holidays. We'll go back to the holidays in a few minutes, but right now, we're going to ...

All right, I want to give a quick disclaimer before we start the next story. We have been hearing about the holidays. We'll go back to the holidays in a few minutes, but right now, we're going to ...

All right, I want to give a quick disclaimer before we start the next story. We have been hearing about the holidays. We'll go back to the holidays in a few minutes, but right now, we're going to ...