Starring Lily-Rose Depp, Nicholas Hoult, Bill Skarsgard, Willem Dafoe, and more, the film follows a young couple as they are forced to fend off the vampire known as Count Orlok after he gets ...

Bill Skarsgård stars in "Nosferatu" as Count Orlok, the vampire. The remake of the 1922 film also features Lily Rose-Depp, Nicholas Hoult, and Aaron Taylor-Johnson. "Nosferatu" finishes with a ...

One of the biggest shocks for me (well, not really considering the film’s erotic tones) was seeing Count Orlok’s penis. Like, the whole thing in full frontal nudity. I could have gone my ...

Bill Skarsgård stars in "Nosferatu" as Count Orlok, the vampire. The remake of the 1922 film also features Lily Rose-Depp, Nicholas Hoult, and Aaron Taylor-Johnson. "Nosferatu" finishes with a sensual ...

Thanks to several social media posts, we have our best look yet at Bill Skarsgård as Count Orlok, and the IT star really is unrecognizable as the ancient vampire. This new take on the character ...

It is likely that Eggers has spent more time thinking about the 1922 Count Orlok than Shreck and Murnau combined. While on the podcast, Eggers talked about studying the origins of the script ...

It is likely that Eggers has spent more time thinking about the 1922 Count Orlok than Shreck and Murnau combined. While on the podcast, Eggers talked about studying the origins of the script, its ...

There is so much of vampire Count Orlok in “Nosferatu” that isn’t Bill Skarsgård: facial prosthetics, creepy undead makeup, eerily long fingers. The deep rumbling roar, though? All ...

The original Nosferatu is actually a retelling of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, replacing the titular vampire with Count Orlok, who lacks Dracula’s seductive charm and human appearance. Eggers ...

Written and directed by Eggers, Nosferatu is a remake of the 1922 silent film Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror and stars Bill Skarsgård as the ominous Count Orlok, who preys on a troubled young ...

Stoker’s estate refused to let the legendary German director use the book’s title but Murnau made the film anyway, renaming the vampire Count Orlok and re-setting the latter part of the story in ...