Nosferatu has found a streaming home in Peacock, so you can now watch one of Robert Eggers' celebrated new movies in the comfort of your own home. Many horror fans have eagerly awaited its arrival, and Peacock has confirmed it will be available on February 21,

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Nosferatu is a remake of the 1922 silent film of the same name starring Bill Skarsgård as the imposing vampire Count Orlok (who is essentially Dracula, as Nosferatu began as an unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker’s novel).

The extended version of “Nosferatu”—starring Bill Skarsgård in Robert Eggers’ remake of the 1922 vampire classic—debuts on Peacock this week. Find out when you can watch the film at home.

The Reg Lenna Center for the Arts will screen the films The Brutalist and Nosferatu. Academy Awards Best Actor nominee Adrien Brody stars in the Best Picture contender The Brutalist, (Saturday at 4 p.

Director Robert Egger’s new vampire flick, Nosferatu, has hit the physical media circuits with a new 4K UHD Blu-ray!

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Lily-Rose Depp stars as Ellen Hutter in "Nosferatu."

Blaschke: I met Rob, like, 17 years ago. I went to New Hampshire to shoot a short film for him, and we went to his mom’s house and met his brothers. While I was there, I saw a picture of Rob from the play as Nosferatu on the refrigerator. That’s the first time I heard about his connection to it.

Stakes at the ready! Nosferatu swoops onto its exclusive streaming home on Peacock in the US on Friday, February 21. A Peacock subscription starts from $7.99 a month. You can also choose to skip the commercials by opting for its Premium Plus plan, which costs $13.99 a month.

Television awards go to "Shōgun," "Fallout," "Squid Game," "The Penguin," "What We Do in the Shadows" and "Saturday Night Live"