Writer-director Robert Eggers of Lee, NH, is having success with "Nosferatu" horror film. It started with a book at school in Lee and a VHS tape.

R obert Eggers' next film could perhaps be the biggest movie of his career after Nosferatu's critical and commercial success. All of Robert Eggers' movies, such as The Witch, The Lighthouse, The ...

There’s more of Nosferatu for fans to sink their teeth into now that the surprise box-office hit has scored a home media release. On Tuesday, Focus Features announced that an extended edition of ...

Nosferatu” clearly made a strong impression on filmmaker Robert Eggers, who’s been talking about remaking it since the success of his 2015 debut film “The Witch,” and his new version (opening in ...

The actors, who also starred in the director’s previous horror hit, ‘Nosferatu’, are reuniting for this new, hairy, creepy ...

In November 2016, Robert Eggers was only the thirteenth guest on IndieWire’s then-new podcast, Filmmaker Toolkit.He came on to do a deep dive into his first feature, “The Witch,” but during ...

Robert Eggers’ ‘Nosferatu’ is cumbrous but visually enticing. ... thanks in part to his breakout success with the 2015 film “The Witch” which was then followed up 2019 release “The Lighthouse” as well ...

Robert Eggers’ reimagining of the 1922 silent German horror classic “Nosferatu” is being hailed as one of the year’s most terrifying yet visually stunning films.

To get Nosferatu’s nightmarish love triangle right, Robert Eggers looked to Wuthering Heights for inspiration. by Charles Pulliam-Moore Dec 20, 2024, 2:30 PM UTC ...

Writer-director Robert Eggers’ decision to remake Nosferatu — not Dracula — is an interesting one. In his early 30s, Eggers burst into cinema with his 2015 debut feature The Witch, a ...

Robert Eggers‘ vampire horror film will have a festive, frosty debut in 2024.. Eggers writes and directs “Nosferatu,” the reimagining of F. W. Murnau’s 1922 film, which was later remade by ...

Robert Eggers' 'Nosferatu' has one mortal flaw, and it's going to bother you. SFGATE columnist Drew Magary was disappointed by the monster in Robert Eggers' adaptation of a silent horror classic.