Nosferatu is now available to watch at home after scaring up more than $150 million worldwide following its festive release.

Table of Contents 1922’s Nosferatu: Shadow of the Vampire 1979’s Nosferatu: Misery, thirst, and horniness 2024’s Nosferatu: An appetite, and nothing more Which Nosferatu is the best of them all?

The natural elements of Murnau’s original also play a major role in Herzog’s Nosferatu, albeit with a refreshing twist. In 1979, nature is the real enemy, once again manifested through the ...

Nosferatu originated, in 1922, as an unofficial adaptation of the Bram Stoker novel, Dracula, with certain things changed to keep it as technically its own thing… at least it’s considered as ...

Prior to this week, Nosferatu’s studio Focus Features has kept the look of Count Orlok out of all of its marketing materials—dating back to the release of the film’s teaser trailer six ...

Klaus Kinski is Count Dracula - Nosferatu (1979) Isabelle Adjani’s Lucy, adopting the name of the original character, is a crucial part of the Count’s suffering. Unlike the 1922 version, she actually ...

Nosferatu—Robert Eggers’ Gothic horror thriller starring Bill Skarsgård, Lily-Rose Depp and Nicholas Hoult—is new in theaters. Are critics entranced by the new Gothic horror film? A remake ...

Nosferatu beer. The 1979 TV version of Stephen King's "Salem's Lot" featured a vampire that was — pun intended — a dead ringer. Nosferatu has shown up in references by Blue Öyster Cult ...

Legendary director Werner Herzog’s 1979 horror homage Nosferatu the Vampyre (stream it here on Peacock!) comes supernaturally close to serving as a definitive optical encyclopedia for what you ...

This prompts some of the picture’s most memorable imagery, which was seized on, and greatly expanded, by the German filmmaker Werner Herzog for his 1979 interpretation, “Nosferatu, the Vampyre.” ...

That was more than 100 years ago. Since then, “Nosferatu” has reemerged from the coffin twice. In 1979, Werner Herzog made “Nosferatu the Vampyre.” And now, Robert Eggers, who has been ...

Klaus Kinski is Count Dracula - Nosferatu (1979) The great French actress Isabelle Adjani is Lucy, and the psychotic German actor Klaus Kinski is the Count. Both were born to play these roles and ...