Robert Eggers’ ‘Nosferatu’ Reimagines the Iconic Vampire Tale with Haunting Precision

The film blends period authenticity, folklore, and psychological horror to deliver a fresh take on the 1922 classic.

Robert Eggers’ fourth feature film, 'Nosferatu,' is a reimagining of the 1922 silent classic, combining historical accuracy with eerie folklore influences.
Bill Skarsgård transforms into the grotesque Count Orlok, utilizing prosthetics, a lowered vocal register, and a 'folk vampire' aesthetic to evoke terror.
Lily-Rose Depp delivers a standout performance as Ellen, the central figure in the film’s unsettling narrative of desire and dread.
The film’s visual style is marked by desaturated colors, candlelit scenes, and long tracking shots, creating a dreamlike, immersive atmosphere.
Critics have praised the film’s craftsmanship, though some noted a rushed conclusion after its meticulous buildup.