Robert Eggers breaks down Count Orlok's fate in Nosferatu's ending, comparing it to both the original silent movie and larger vampire mythology.

Count Orlok gets a freaky new look in Nosferatu and filmmaker Robert Eggers and star Bill Skarsgård have now broken down the horror icon's new look, including that controversial mustache. Check it

Fans of gothic horror are abuzz with questions after the chilling conclusion of Robert Eggers’ reimagined classic Nosferatu. This haunting tale follows a young woman and the vampire who becomes dangerously mesmerized by her.

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 hours of makeup for Bill Skarsgård to become the fearsome Count Orlok,

Bill Skarsgård is already a modern horror icon, but does he really have the chops to take on one of the genre's oldest and most influential characters? His take on Count Orlok in Robert Eggers' Nosferatu remake is generating tons of hype,

Count Orlok is among the oldest and most storied monsters in horror, but he's only been portrayed a few times in film across the decades.

Bill Skarsgård's Count Orlok is inspired by another iconic movie monster played by the actor, but with a big difference.

Seven years after becoming a top horror star as Pennywise in "It," Bill Skarsgård is back on the big screen playing the original movie monster, Count Orlok, in Robert Eggers' remake of the vampire classic "Nosferatu.

Nosferatu director explains why it is historically accurate for Bill Skarsgård's version of Count Orlok to have a mustache in Nosferatu.