R obert Eggers' Nosferatu remake uses one trick to make the vampire's castle even creepier. It's been more than a hundred years since the release of the German expressionist classic Nosferatu in ...

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When Robert Eggers decided to reimagine F. W. Murnau’s 1922 silent classic “Nosferatu” with his new remake, he wanted everything to be as practical and authentic as possible. That meant six ...

He built around 60 sets at Barrandov Studios in Prague, principally the fictitious 1838 German town of Wisborg on the Baltic coast and Orlok’s 16th-century Transylvanian castle (exteriors of ...

Years and years before castle sets, there was a moment when Eggers looked poised to make Nosferatu his second feature following The Witch.The vampire remake was announced in the trades back in ...

Nosferatu is no different, ... The disrepair and decay of the castle was also shown in Muir’s design for Orlok’s costume, which needed to have the countenance of a rich count from long ago.

In 1922, 'Nosferatu' was barely known. Now, it's an endlessly remade movie classic, coming back to theaters in yet another incarnation Dec. 25. What happened?

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It’s odd to issue a spoiler warning for director Robert Eggers’ “Nosferatu,” given that it’s a remake of F.W. Murnau’s 1922 film of the same name, which itself was an unauthorized ...

Looking for some horror holiday counter-programming? Then listen up: "Nosferatu," now haunting theaters, is your ticket to fear and trembling. This wild thing of beauty and terror, indelibly ...