For much of the first act, Orlok is hidden in the shadows. This alone makes him scary because our imagination must conjure up the monster's appearance. When we do finally see his face, it's a shocker.

In fact, in a recent interview with Empire discussing Count Orlok's facial hair, Eggers revealed that he understands it's a tough thing to stomach but also that he would choose to give the vampire a ...

HE'S SIX FOOT four, with an oval contoured face, deep-hued eyes ... blood-sucking villain in Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu, Count Orlok. (Although whether or not “alive” applies here may lie ...

Unlike "Nosferatu" which required him to be in extensive makeup and embrace a powerful evil presence, "Locked" sees Skarsgård trapped in a car and at the whim of a maniacal Anthony Hopkins.

Bill Skarsgard, known for his chilling portrayal of Pennywise the clown in It and more recently, Count Orlok in Nosferatu, stars in the newly released thriller, Locked. While Skarsgard is ...

Director David Yarovesky (not in photo) on Anthony Hopkins (left) and Bill Skarsgard ... Bill’s face has netizens convinced to watch the full movie in theaters. Many moviegoers remember him as ...