Robert Eggers, the director known for his chilling gothic horror films, has announced his next project: Werwulf. This upcoming werewolf-centric film will reunite Eggers with Focus Features and long-time collaborator Sjón. While plot details remain scarce, audiences can expect Eggers' signature blend of atmospheric horror, stunning visuals, and graphic violence.
Robert Eggers , rightfully acclaimed as a master of modern gothic horror, has solidified his position in the film industry with his latest masterpiece, Nosferatu . This reimagining of the classic silent horror film, starring Bill Skarsgård as the chilling Count Orlok alongside Nicholas Hoult and Lily-Rose Depp, has garnered critical acclaim and four Oscar nominations.
Eggers' success with Nosferatu has fueled anticipation for his next project, with fans eagerly awaiting news of his rumored take on the cult classic Labyrinth. Given his proven ability to deliver visually stunning and atmospheric horror with a touch of the macabre, as seen in The Witch, The Lighthouse, and The Northman, his vision for Labyrinth is highly anticipated. In a recent interview, Eggers confirmed that his next film will be an original project, although details remain shrouded in secrecy. However, the filmmaker's upcoming project, Werwulf, has already been revealed. He will reunite with Focus Features, who were undoubtedly impressed by the financial and critical success of Nosferatu. Eggers will collaborate once again with his longtime writing partner Sjón, following their successful partnership on The Northman. While plot specifics are tightly under wraps, audiences can expect Eggers' signature blend of chilling visuals, unsettling atmosphere, and graphic violence. Fans can speculate about a possible return of his frequent collaborators, such as Ralph Ineson, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Willem Dafoe, or the involvement of the Skarsgård brothers. The film will be produced by Eggers and Sjón, with Chris and Eleanor Columbus' Maiden Voyage serving as executive producers. Werwulf is set for a Christmas release in 2024
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