Nosferatu - December, 2024

The tale of Count Dracula might be the most retold story on the silver screen. One of the first was an unofficial adaptation: 1922's "Nosferatu." This version introduces Count Orlok, a vampire living in Transylvania who is visited by a real estate agent named Thomas Hutter. It has only been remade once, in 1979, by director Werner Herzog.
In 2024, writer-director Robert Eggers will try his hand at a second remake of the 1922 classic. "It" star Bill Skarsgard will play Count Orlok and Nicholas Hoult (who ironically played the title role in 2023's "Dracula"-inspired "Renfield") will play Thomas Hutter. Lily-Rose Depp joins the film as Ellen, Thomas' wife and the woman Nosferatu becomes enamored with, while Aaron Taylor-Johnson will reportedly play ship owner Friedrich Harding. Willem Dafoe is playing a twisted vampire hunter named Professor Albin Eberhart Von Franz, and it was reported by Entertainment Weekly that the actor shot with 2,000 live rats for a pivotal scene.
Stuck in development hell since 2015, Eggers' "Nosferatu" is a passion project for the director that he's refused to let go of. He'll finally see it come to fruition when it lands in theaters on December 25, 2024, making it the perfect Christmas treat for horror fans.