NOSFERATU (2024) IS A NIGHTMARE!! MOVIE REACTION!! First Time Watching! Bill Skarsgård | Count Orlok

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  @ReelRejects · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @giladadadada1614 · 1 year ago

  “her wig is placed really far back” i hate to tell you that’s just where lily rose depp’s real hairline is 😂

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  @KnightOwl1881 · 1 year ago

  Dracula has a mustache in the book... its one of the first descriptors you get of the character

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  @krystofodehnal9448 · 1 year ago (edited)

  The night scene with the gypsies was not a sacrifice. According to folklore, a horse carrying a virgin will not step on a vampire&apos;s grave. That&apos;s how they did find the vampire that they killed. I didn&apos;t know, my wife who is a vampire expert told me 😅 But it is a very cool detail and something that doesn&apos;t surprise me coming from Eggers.

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  @Louisa.Bowman23 · 1 year ago

  It&apos;s Incredible that Lily-Rose Depp and Bill Skarsgård&apos;s fathers also acted alongside one another as Captain Jack Sparrow and Bootstrap Bill from Pirates of the Caribbean.

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  @subroy7123 · 1 year ago

  Robert Eggers&apos; obsession with deep voices has given us some true kino gem moments in all of his movies.

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  @aspieanarchist5439 · 1 year ago

  Fun Fact: Ellen`s cat, Greta, is named after Greta Schroeder who played Ellen in the 1922 original German silent film.

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  @heathergeer · 1 year ago

  I like that this version of &quot;Dracula&quot; is him just as an evil being. Most vampire stories give you a small strand of understanding, or rooting for them/enjoying some element of them. In this, they really lean in to he is a predator and &quot;an appetite...nothing more&quot; as he says. Not sexy, not charismatic...just evil. It is an interesting change to the norm with it.

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  @profesorpomelo3626 · 1 year ago (edited)

  What I really like about the Count is how different he is from his predecessors. Most versions of Dracula maintain a facade of charm and politeness to lure potential victims in, and this Orlok attempts to do the same. The key word, however, is <b>&quot;attempt&quot;</b> as he can barely suppress his craving for blood long enough to put on a convincing act. <br><br>The occasional polite word he gives Thomas is buried beneath homicidal contempt, and sometimes he doesn&apos;t even bother pretending. While there is a certain formality to his words, there’s no real respect or courtesy. Instead, he speaks and acts like a lord who expects to be instantly heard and obeyed at all times.<br><br>Also, unlike previous cinematic Draculas, who were charming, tragic, or just feral, this Orlok is a complete and utter monster - a cruel, entitled, unpleasant murderer and rapist who embraces being an &quot;appetite&quot; - making him possibly the most <b>loathsome</b> incarnation of the Dark Prince ever.

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  @lenamarie8647 · 1 year ago

  As a Romanian, the language of the villagers makes me smile...it can be translated, &nbsp;but the actual expressions can&apos;t 100%...

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  @LeaRe3d · 1 year ago (edited)

  Some notable occult eastereggs:<br><br>The vampire Orlok is originally tied to the infamous demon of the Key of Solomon, BELIAL. &nbsp;In this film, we are given mentions to occult academia like Agrippa, Paracelsus, Dante, Solomon, Sigillum Dei Æmeth, Abramelin, as well as historically-accurate Romani &amp; Carpathian folk magic rituals, nods to the story of Persephone &amp; her kidnapping by Hades, nods to the earliest recorded idea of a vampiric monstrosity--the Mesopotamian LAMASHTU who kills mothers, newborns &amp; causes miscarriage. &nbsp;We also have mentions of infamous fixtures such as the demon of lust ASMODAY who created offspring by fornicating with women as well as killing the husbands of a maiden named Sarah in the Testament of Solomon. Nods to the demon BAEL who is associated with cats (who played a role in the superstitions of Western European fears of witchcraft &amp; plague) and lastly, nods to the horseman of death &amp; plague--BEEZLEBUB, who was the first to be associated with spreading death &amp; evil through the influence of witches &amp; witchcraft in 17th century Europe. &nbsp;<br><br>The film is gothic horror and not for everyone but make no mistake... it is a true homage to the original occult theology &amp; demonology that was present in the original film and it carefully ensures that there are plenty of eastereggs throughout the film that nod to real, academic literature, theology, &amp; European folklore regarding myths about vampires, demons, and witches. &nbsp; It is an undeniable facet of the 1922 film and Robert faithfully brings it back here.

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  @Yours_untruly · 1 year ago

  How are people not losing their minds over Bill Skarsgard in this movie??? HE IS INCREDIBLE!!!!😵‍💫

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