Robert Eggers' Nosferatu successfully reinvents the classic vampire for a new generation. How does his version compare to F.W ...

Bill Skarsgard’s vocal (and physical, and psychological) performance as the title “vampyr” is just one of the highly memorable, scary, funny, scary-funny elements of Robert Eggers’ remake of the F. W.

Klaus Kinski is Count Dracula - Nosferatu (1979) Like the diseased vermin he brings with him everywhere he goes, he’s a rat who preys on what’s good and innocent, which is embodied in the film ...

Kinski is by far the most melancholy of the “Nosferatu” trio, almost emo in his despair. “Time is an abyss, profound as a thousand nights,” he laments. “To be unable to grow old is ...

The remake of the classic 1922 horror movie "Nosferatu" starring Bill Skarsgård is a hit in theaters. Find out where you can ...

Folk horror master Robert Eggers' latest feature Nosferatu focuses on one of the oldest and most iconic movie monsters, and introduces a modern scream king as the latest incarnation of the ...

After how terrifying he was as Pennywise in the two It films, it was perfect casting to bring in Bill Skarsgård to play ...

After conquering its domestic total, Nosferatu has now beat out Longlegs at the global box office. Read on for more.

This Christmas, the multiplex will be invaded by something other than Wicked‘s airborne witches and speedy hedgehogs. A vampire is coming down the chimney, and he promises to scare the pants off ...

Nosferatu also begins a trend shared by its ... infamous and mentally unbalanced character actor Klaus Kinski. Herzog and Kinski chose to showcase Orlok, now reverted to Dracula, not as a sinister ...