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'Nosferatu': Why Orlok Drinks Blood from the Chest Explained by Robert Eggers
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scrn loglineRobert Eggers puts a fresh spin on vampire lore in his take on the classic gothic horror tale 'Nosferatu'.beat sheet- Eggers drew inspiration from Slavic folklore to have Orlok, the vampire, drink blood directly from his victims' chests rather than the traditional neck bite.
- Eggers wanted to explore the primal nature of vampirism, going beyond the typical glamorized version to create a more unsettling and visceral experience for the audience.
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'Nosferatu': Why Orlok Drinks Blood from the Chest Explained by Robert Eggers
MovieWebStory by Ernesto Valenzuela
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Robert Eggers puts a fresh spin on vampire lore in his take on the classic gothic horror tale 'Nosferatu'.
beat sheet
- Eggers drew inspiration from Slavic folklore to have Orlok, the vampire, drink blood directly from his victims' chests rather than the traditional neck bite.
- Eggers wanted to explore the primal nature of vampirism, going beyond the typical glamorized version to create a more unsettling and visceral experience for the audience.
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Robert Eggers, 'Nosferatu'