Robert Eggers says that it isn't the sunlight that kills Orlok in Nosferatu, but the fact he isn't back in his grave by the first cock crow.

There are two types of vampire: one is the vulpine ... s longevity speaks for itself through its successors. • Nosferatu: The Real Story is on digital platforms from 16 December.

Nosferatu from the movie of the same name is the most iconic vampire in cinema history inspired by the figure of Count Orlok. Adam from Only Lovers Left Alive breaks new ground portraying classic ...

But for Robert Eggers' long-gestating Nosferatu, the buzz online quickly became all about Count Orlok's facial hair, ...

Vampires were very real to people in the past ... While sunlight sapped the count's powers, it was not until the 1922 film "Nosferatu" that the sun's rays killed vampires. To create his immortal ...

Vampires have stalked the silver screen since the earliest days of cinema. From Max Schreck’s silently terrifying Count Orlok in F. W. Murnau’s “Nosferatu” to contemporary vamps like ...

Nosferatu was a silent horror film, an unauthorised Dracula adaptation. Despite a court order to destroy it, surviving copies became highly influential in cinema. This documentary traces its ...

Now, Eggers is defending his mustachioed menace. “I get that,” Eggers told Empire, showing some sympathy for detractors.