What I enjoy? I love seeing someone talk about cinema, and you can feel the love and anticipation of it. It's rare to see someone truly emote cinema.

The Dark Universe should get a second wind...under Robert Eggers and co. All of the Universal monsters deserve it.

I am gonna watch the OG now to get ready for this. This trailer make me jump of my chair with how otherworldly it feels, it truly takes you to another world.

Definitely didn’t disappoint. This version of Nosferatu looks absolutely incredible. You were right about Monday too

Willem Dafoe is in this movie. He actually played Max Schreck/Count Orlok in Shadow of the Vampire.

The day I get a Creature from the Black Lagoon is the day I will be happy. I love seeing these kinds of movies coming back to the big screen with this kind of care from the creators

I'm beyond excited for this movie. I first saw the original when I was 10 in the dark creepy library basement where they were showing free films on summer Saturdays. I was the only one there and I was petrified.

I suspect this is going to turn out to be the quintessential Dracula film. Even if the names are changed.

Man you weren't kidding. It looked amazing. I thought Eggers would be scaling things back after The Northman but this seems to have the biggest scale of his films to date. As well as reviewing Witch, Lighthouse and Northman in the run up to Nosferatu's release, you should also revisit Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula film, cause all I could think watching this trailer was that film is about to get given a run for its money.

Love the channel man it's gonna keep going up!

Eggers said in an interview that he wanted to pursue a career in coustom design, and he took several jobs in the theater but couldn't continue. I guess that's why he is so brilliant

Love your work and your enthusiasm. The witch terrified me and I’ve been chasing that dragon ever since, only thing that came close was hereditary. I hope Nosferatu is a home run for us and for Egger so he can continue to make whatever he wants.

For anyone who hasn't read the script yet, it's a movie.

Lol you're like a kid in a candy store! Hahaha the trailer looks amazing. I have no idea what the original was about but it looks interesting

I really enjoy that the trailer didn’t give away the creature look or the whole story, too many trailers give it away nowadays.

also funny that Nicolas Hoult just played Renfield in the Renfield movie lol,.

I love Bram Stoker's Dracula (novel & the FFC's take on the film) so I think I'll love this one

You doing ok? Been expecting A Quiet Place Day One video lol!! Hope you're doing good and i look forward to more videos! Rocklin Graves withdrawal 😂

Making Dracula and Mina not in love is what we want in any Dracula adaption, two bad the Mina character is not as bad ass like the book, but this looks so good. So happy like you.

That prayer circle had you effed up lol. I respect the excitement.

You. I like you. I'm so excited for this movie you could say I'm...stokered.

2:34 Apparently that castle is a real 14th century castle that they shot at.

This looks fab!

The castle is a recreation of Corvin (Hunedoara) Castle in Romania.

The long rumored Bloodborne project, be it a film, or a show/mini series, should Hire Eggers. Best person for the job. Sure I’m biased, but come on, look at these visuals! And this is just a trailer!

Great review of a truly great film, Nosferatu (1922). This version looks so very great, too.

Spoiler for nosforatu I think he shows up in the next avengers movie mate. It’s also possible he’s in a sequel for the last voyage of the Demeter. Idk tho that’s just what the leaked script says

I wrote this on another video but felt I should repost this here since you seem to be knowledgeable about Robert Eggers and the previous versions of Nosferatu. Here are the things I picked up from the trailer and official photos: * The first shot from the trailer is probably from the end of the movie when Ellen has realized that in order to save her husband and the town she has to sacrifice herself to Nosferatu. It might be earlier in the movie when she is praying for her husband to come home from Transylvania or she might be under some spell. However, if you look at the 1922 or 1979 version the first explanation is the most plausible. The shot of her getting strangled (presumably by Nosferatu) and lying on a grave is probably from earlier in the movie. There are photos of Lily-Rose Depp where she seems to be acting out the sleepwalking scenes from the 1922 version of the film so that is most likely where that scene is from. That scene is also present in the Bram Stoker's novel when Lucy Westenra sleepwalks out into the garden to have an encounter with Dracula. * The shot of the shadow of the hand hovering over Wismar is taken straight from another F.W. Murnau movie - Faust. It's cool that Robert Eggers included that homage in this movie. * A lot of the costumes seems to be more or less exact replicas from the 1922 movie. A good example would be when Thomas Hutter is riding away from Wismar. That outfit seem to be a 1 to 1 copy of what Hutter was wearing in the original * It will be interesting to see what role Albin Ebenhart von Franz is having in this movie. In the original the van Helsing character is more or less absent and in the 1979 version he is a minor character that only really plays a part in the ending. While it is well know that Willem Dafoe often accepts minor roles in movies he finds interesting, his presence in the trailer gives the impression that the role is expanded in this movie. There is also the photo of him laughing like a madman while torching what might be Nosferatu's grave so he definitely seems to be more pro-active in this version. * A lot of people seem to think that the shot of the naked man sitting on the floor surrounded by candles is Count Orlok. I don't think so. I think it is Herr Knock, the Renfield character of this movie. It makes more sense for a deranged lunatic to be doing that kind of stuff rather than a cold, menacing manifestation of evil and pestilence. * It will also be interesting to see what this version has in store for Thomas Hutter. The 1922 and 1979 versions have wildly different outcomes for that character so it will be interesting to see what Eggers does with him. The scene of him writhing on the table while some nuns are staring blankly at him is not from either version so Eggers might have come up with a third outcome. Or maybe he is going back to the Stoker novel, where a sick and delerious Harker manages to escape Dracula's castle and finds himself in a Romanian convent, being nursed back to health by the nuns. * The scene with Ellen Hutter in bed saying "He is coming" has her almost moaning in pleasure and if you look at the - very brief - scene where von Franz is saying "Tell me, child! Who is coming?" you can see that she is smiling and her eyes are not focused. Maybe Eggers has taken inspiration from Bram Stoker's book and included a version of the scene where van Helsing hypnotizes Mina Murray to find out the location of Dracula. That is not present in the 1922 or 1979 version. * The trailer also show Hutter and von Franz driving a stake through someone or something. In the other versions of this film there is no mention of the vampire hunters (van Helsing, Jonathan Harker, Lord Arthur Holmwood, Quincey Morris and and Dr. Seward) as descibed in the Bram Stoker novel. Maybe they have been re-introduced in this version. * The scene with von Franz opening an old tome and saying "We are here encountering the vampyr, Nosferatu!" is not from either earlier vesrions. Instead it almost mirrors a scene in the 1992 movie "Bram Stoker's Dracula" when van Helsing (Anthony Hopkins) opens a similar looking tome and says something similar. Maybe it's an homage to that movie. * There is also a photo of Lily-Rose Depp and Emma Corrin where they are walking on a beach with some crosses in the background that seem to have been inspired by the 1979 version of Nosferatu.

Rocko, where did you find those new stills? My search filters show none of them.

You’re burstingly giddy ..me too

I asked my 18 year old brother if he wanted to watch this with me and his response was…. “The dude that flickers the lights in SpongeBob” wtf….. 😂

I. Like. You. I'm subscribing for this one. Your insight into the colors and lighting makes me curious of what you'd think about Streisand's Yentl. 🤔

RIP simon mcburney

Nosferatu is like a shiny version of Dracula.

The title of this video “Nosferatu Trailer Breakdown” made me wonder before I clicked if it was a breakdown of the trailer, or you having a fanboy breakdown watching the trailer. 😂😂

I think I need to get you the Nosferatu Funko pop. Have an address?

My favorite part in the script was when Nosferatu said “It’s Orlokin’ time” and Orloked all over the place.

Backflips in the comments

Seems weird, given that Nosferatu is just Dracula with the names changed. Why not just make it Dracula?

I don’t think the guy is doing what you think it’s doing, because the trailer is not red band. If it were that open sexual content, it would be red band.

Spoiler😮😮😮 Nosferatu gets defeated by Skibidi Toilet.

Umm you are way to easly impressed. Seen many scenes from gothic films that are better than this. When you been around for 40-60yrs than you have a good understanding of what is good and what isn't.

Dont care seeing Bill Skarsgard name puts me off. How many movie remakes is this chump going to be in IT The Crow which looks awful and now this. Boy Kills World also sucked and he was crap in John Wick 4. Tired of seeing him get cast in stuff.

The movie feels kinda cheap and i don't mean the budget. Its like generic gothic vampire horror with lots of blood , sweat and screaming. Nosferatu movies were never about that, lets wait and see but i don't have high hopes

This was.... not a good trailer. Cheap. Poorly shot. Yikes.