A few years after the collapse of the Dark Universe, the most famous of movie monsters are enjoying a second life.

According to Focus Features, Nosferatu helmer, Robert Eggers, is confirmed to return to the big screens for a new werewolf ...

Universal/DreamWorks/Jellyfish Pictures’ “Dog Man” is helping ease theaters through a slow period at the box office, earning $10 million on its opening day as it is now projected for a $35 million ...

From Babygirl to Nosferatu, January was quite the month for big releases... and it's only set to get better for February.

Nosferatu rakes in over $170M at the box office, Eggers' biggest film yet, starring Lily Rose Depp and Bill Skarsgård. Plot ...

The recently released Gothic horror film “Nosferatu” puts that assumption to shame. An artful retelling of a previous 1922 retelling of Bram Stoker’s “Dracula,” the 2024 Robert Eggers bl ...

A Nosferatu fan has edited together all three versions of the movie in a really cool and interesting compilation. He plays scenes from Nosferatu: Symphony of Terror (1922), Nosferatu the Vampyr (1979) ...

His most recent film “Nosferatu” (2024) — a remake of the 1922 silent German film of the same name — continues the trend while putting an emphasis on mood and themes. “Nosferatu,” on ...

They’ve worked on every one of Eggers’ features to date—The Witch, The Lighthouse, The Northman, and Nosferatu—plus several shorts well before those, starting with 2007’s “The Tell ...

After treading over the sacred blood-soaked ground of Nosferatu with his take, director Robert Eggers has his sights set on delivering a different kind of beast in his next movie, Werwulf.

Robert Eggers’ remake of Nosferatu was the horror hit of the winter season. It received rave reviews from critics and fans, and made over $166 million at the global box office. But did you know ...

Do you want Count Orlok to come to you? If so, you can certainly lure him in with the Nosferatu Heretic perfume. We think that cold, chilling scent smells pretty darn inviting. And we weren’t ...