The 1986 cult film, directed by Muppets creator Jim Henson, produced by George Lucas, written by Monty Python star Terry Jones and starring David Bowie as Jareth the Goblin King, has never had a ...

In a year that has proven to be rather hit-or-miss for the horror genre, director Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu appears to be heading in the right direction. The film debuted on Christmas Day to an ...

Robert Eggers has just overseen the release of Nosferatu, his highly anticipated, critically acclaimed reboot of the old F.W. Murnau (and Werner Herzog) films [read our ★★★★★ review here].

However, a drastic reinvention was expected with filmmaker Robert Eggers eager to put a new spin on the classic horror story. When Nicholas Hoult's Thomas Hutter discovers the Count resting in ...

Robert Eggers' Nosferatu movie sets a Rotten Tomatoes audience score record for the vampire adaptation. The movie was written and directed by Eggers as a remake of the silent film, which was ...

Understand that Robert Eggers didn’t decide to make an adaptation of the 1922 silent German film “Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror” on a whim. In the director’s statement for his ...

When Robert Eggers decided to reimagine F. W. Murnau’s 1922 silent classic “Nosferatu” with his new remake, he wanted everything to be as practical and authentic as possible. That meant six ...

Even so, the fact that most audience members do know there’s a charismatic man under all that ancient corpse getup is intentional, according to director Robert Eggers. “I also cast a young ...

Director Robert Egger's latest vampire adaptation, Nosferatu, has been a success and a recent report says that he is in talks for a new Labyrinth movie. The original film directed by Jim Henson was ...

She really understood the script. She really understood the character,” writer-director Robert Eggers told Yahoo Entertainment. “Then she auditioned, and it was every bit as powerful as I ...

Acclaimed Hollywood filmmaker Robert Eggers has revealed why he chose to remake the classic silent film Nosferatu instead of adapting its source material, Bram Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula.

Robert Eggers, who directed “Nosferatu,” a distinctly wretched take on vampire folklore.Credit...Mark Sommerfeld for The New York Times Supported by By Alissa Wilkinson “I don’t know how ...