NOSFERATU (2024) IS A NIGHTMARE!! MOVIE REACTION!! First Time Watching! Bill Skarsgård | Count Orlok
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Top Comments (10)
“her wig is placed really far back” i hate to tell you that’s just where lily rose depp’s real hairline is 😂
Dracula has a mustache in the book... its one of the first descriptors you get of the character
It's Incredible that Lily-Rose Depp and Bill Skarsgård's fathers also acted alongside one another as Captain Jack Sparrow and Bootstrap Bill from Pirates of the Caribbean.
The night scene with the gypsies was not a sacrifice. According to folklore, a horse carrying a virgin will not step on a vampire's grave. That's how they did find the vampire that they killed. I didn't know, my wife who is a vampire expert told me 😅 But it is a very cool detail and something that doesn't surprise me coming from Eggers.
As a Romanian, the language of the villagers makes me smile...it can be translated, but the actual expressions can't 100%...
Robert Eggers' obsession with deep voices has given us some true kino gem moments in all of his movies.
I like that this version of "Dracula" is him just as an evil being. Most vampire stories give you a small strand of understanding, or rooting for them/enjoying some element of them. In this, they really lean in to he is a predator and "an appetite...nothing more" as he says. Not sexy, not charismatic...just evil. It is an interesting change to the norm with it.
Fun Fact: Ellen`s cat, Greta, is named after Greta Schroeder who played Ellen in the 1922 original German silent film.
What I really like about the Count is how different he is from his predecessors. Most versions of Dracula maintain a facade of charm and politeness to lure potential victims in, and this Orlok attempts to do the same. The key word, however, is *"attempt"* as he can barely suppress his craving for blood long enough to put on a convincing act. The occasional polite word he gives Thomas is buried beneath homicidal contempt, and sometimes he doesn't even bother pretending. While there is a certain formality to his words, there’s no real respect or courtesy. Instead, he speaks and acts like a lord who expects to be instantly heard and obeyed at all times. Also, unlike previous cinematic Draculas, who were charming, tragic, or just feral, this Orlok is a complete and utter monster - a cruel, entitled, unpleasant murderer and rapist who embraces being an "appetite" - making him possibly the most *loathsome* incarnation of the Dark Prince ever.
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Top Comments (10)
“her wig is placed really far back” i hate to tell you that’s just where lily rose depp’s real hairline is 😂
Dracula has a mustache in the book... its one of the first descriptors you get of the character
It's Incredible that Lily-Rose Depp and Bill Skarsgård's fathers also acted alongside one another as Captain Jack Sparrow and Bootstrap Bill from Pirates of the Caribbean.
The night scene with the gypsies was not a sacrifice. According to folklore, a horse carrying a virgin will not step on a vampire's grave. That's how they did find the vampire that they killed. I didn't know, my wife who is a vampire expert told me 😅 But it is a very cool detail and something that doesn't surprise me coming from Eggers.
As a Romanian, the language of the villagers makes me smile...it can be translated, but the actual expressions can't 100%...
Robert Eggers' obsession with deep voices has given us some true kino gem moments in all of his movies.
I like that this version of "Dracula" is him just as an evil being. Most vampire stories give you a small strand of understanding, or rooting for them/enjoying some element of them. In this, they really lean in to he is a predator and "an appetite...nothing more" as he says. Not sexy, not charismatic...just evil. It is an interesting change to the norm with it.
Fun Fact: Ellen`s cat, Greta, is named after Greta Schroeder who played Ellen in the 1922 original German silent film.
What I really like about the Count is how different he is from his predecessors. Most versions of Dracula maintain a facade of charm and politeness to lure potential victims in, and this Orlok attempts to do the same. The key word, however, is *"attempt"* as he can barely suppress his craving for blood long enough to put on a convincing act. The occasional polite word he gives Thomas is buried beneath homicidal contempt, and sometimes he doesn't even bother pretending. While there is a certain formality to his words, there’s no real respect or courtesy. Instead, he speaks and acts like a lord who expects to be instantly heard and obeyed at all times. Also, unlike previous cinematic Draculas, who were charming, tragic, or just feral, this Orlok is a complete and utter monster - a cruel, entitled, unpleasant murderer and rapist who embraces being an "appetite" - making him possibly the most *loathsome* incarnation of the Dark Prince ever.
Feed on that *LIKE* & *SUBSCRIBE* 👉 Button https://www.youtube.com/user/TheReelRejects?sub_confirmation=1 - Grab yourself *RR Apparel* !! https://www.rejectnationshop.com/ - *Full Reaction* Watch Along & MORE For *SS* Rejects: https://www.patreon.com/thereelrejects