Nosferatu is a Robert Eggers film through and through. I went into this movie hoping I would love it and left once again amazed and inspired by what Eggers can do with a story, especially considering this isn't one that he created himself.
Eggers uses common modern elements of horror - dread, jump scares, and the grotesque - to create an immersive environment within the film that draws the audience in. Notable in Nosferatu, however, is the striking call back to…
i genuinely don’t even know what to say. sometimes you watch a movie and are moved in countless ways by what you see on the screen.
This film wasn't awful but I don't think it was that great. Overall, the casting was good. Kristen Cui was amazing, her performance brought an additional heartwrenching layer to the film, and a lot of the impact of this film was a result of her performance. Jonathan Groff, Rupert Grint, Ben Aldridge, Abby Quinn, and Nikki Amuka-Bird all had great performances and I especially enjoyed Ms. Amuka-Bird's performance. I thought Dave Bautista's presentation fell a little flat in certain areas…
