Nosferatu is a Dracula story with a twist. It stars Lily Rose-Depp as a new bride stalked by an evil bloodsucking creature of the night who brings death and terror in ...

The professor surmises that Ellen has a deep connection to Nosferatu’s inherent darkness and that the only way to stop the creature is to locate his coffin during the daytime and expose him to ...

Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu sees Bill Skarsgård as the terrifying vampire Count Orlok, and the movie repeats the best trick from Skarsgård’s other big horror project from eight years ago: Andy ...

Nosferatu also begins a trend shared by its ... not as a sinister villain but rather as a pitiful and tragic creature doomed to spend eternity alone and with an undying thirst.

That's a new approach, as in 1922's "Nosferatu," Orlok is fully shown without much buildup. When we finally see him, the new Orlok looks less like the tall, pointy-eared creature played by Max ...

Everything in Eggers’ “Nosferatu” is huge, overwhelming and deeply uncomfortable — and even when it’s modern, it feels divorced from modernity. The creature, played by Bill Skarsgård ...

“Nosferatu” stars Bill Skarsgård as the titular vampire and is a relatively faithful adaptation of the F.W. Murnau film, albeit with a new design for the creature. Eggers opted to draw ...

Nosferatu could’ve been great ... introduced the world to Count Orlok (Max Schreck), a rodent-like vampiric creature who brings chaos and death to a tiny German village. The film’s signature ...

Nosferatu, an insatiable fiend played by Bill Skarsgård, lacks both kindness and mercy and merits only annihilation. Explanations will not do. The creature is evil, and evil must be named ...

But then he gives Nosferatu a Little Odessa mobster accent ... You might think I’m going too far to say that the creature design spoils the rest of the picture, but it does.