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Every Major Difference Between 'Nosferatu' 2024 and the Original Silent Film
MovieWebStory by Sarah Lovett
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Eggers revamps the iconic silent vampire flick 'Nosferatu' for a modern audience, with darker visuals and a fresh take on the classic horror tale
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- The 2024 version will feature a more menacing, CGI-enhanced Count Orlok, unlike the unsettling yet sympathetic original
- Eggers' adaptation will delve deeper into the psychological horror, with a greater emphasis on the vampire's twisted obsession with the protagonist
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Robert Eggers, Nosferatu