Stoker apparently got the word from English author Emily Gerard, author of the 1885 book "Transylvanian Superstitions." Gerard writes of "Nosferatu" as the local word for "vampire" — "in whom ...

Gerard, from Airdrie in Scotland, wrote her book after spending two years in Romania. Gerard described Nosferatu as an Eastern European term for a vampire: ‘More decidedly evil is the nosferatu ...

The book, of course, is Dracula, though the original 1922 film was called Nosferatu because it was an authorized adaptation of the original 1897 Bram Stoker novel. (In 1922, that novel would have ...

Amazon is running another buy 2 get 1 free sale, and if this isn’t your first rodeo you’ll know that means you can score the ...

In an astonishing feat of laziness, Amazon Prime Video service has adorned the iconic 1922 horror film "Nosferatu" with a slapdash poster that was obviously generated using AI. The poster ...

“The real June Squibb is at home with a book right now.” Johansson caught on quickly. “Bill Skarsgård, you mean the guy from Nosferatu and the clown in It?” she asked. “Yeah,” Squibb ...