Osprey
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He is coming. Christmas 2024.
I remember that Anya Taylor-Joy was attached to star in this for the longest time (Edit: Yeah, she was cast way back in 2017), but I guess that it took too long and she was too busy. I presume that Aaron Taylor-Johnson got the lead because his name was closest to hers.
I'm rather burnt out by Dracula/Orlok movies, but there are so few period movies these days. I'm interested in this mostly for the period sets and costumes and thick gothic atmosphere, which I'm sure that Eggers will provide.
I do enjoy a movie with quality old timey hats, unfortunately I can probably count on one hand how many horror movies I've seen since getting married, so I can't imagine this one will join that short list
It at least looks better than the last vampire movie I remember seeing the trailer for, The Last Voyage of the Demeter, that one looked like a mess
I may not be the best person to ask, since I'm not a big vampire fan to begin with, but I liked the 1922 Nosferatu, 1992's Bram Stoker's Dracula (likely my favorite), 2000's Shadow of the Vampire and 2014's What We Do in the Shadows.@Osprey would you recommend anything to watch?
How come you stopped watching after marriage? Vampire movies are good for renewing carnal voracity don't let the fact that you have won your woman now stop you .wink.
Last vampire movie I saw was Last Voyage of Demeter also and it was not very enjoyable. I did like the Dracula 2020 TV series when he comes on a ship like the Demeter film, but it was only three episodes and I'm dying for more vampire stuff. And I also watched a little bit of Discovery of Witches, which has vampires but was just very boring.
@Osprey would you recommend anything to watch?
I like Kevin Bacon. I imagine that Bacon and Eggers would make a great combo.I like Robert Eggers.
I like Kevin Bacon. I imagine that Bacon and Eggers would make a great combo.
30 Days of Night was pretty good too, imo. It got overlooked a bit because it came out one year before the Twilight series started which ruined the entire vampire theme for a decade or so.I may not be the best person to ask, since I'm not a big vampire fan to begin with, but I liked the 1922 Nosferatu, 1992's Bram Stoker's Dracula (likely my favorite), 2000's Shadow of the Vampire and 2014's What We Do in the Shadows.
The two most recent that I watched are The Last Voyage of the Demeter and Renfield and both underwhelmed me.