Nosferatu, Frankenstein and Robert Eggers

Nosferatu director Robert Eggers tried to make a Frankenstein movie, but gave up after two weeks: "It definitely sucked"
Nosferatu director Robert Eggers has revealed that he once started working on a movie adaptation of Frankenstein, but stopped after two weeks.
Robert Eggers Attempted to Make a FRANKENSTEIN Movie Before NOSFERATU but It “Definitely Sucked”
Director Robert Eggers has delivered some great atmospheric, historical, and detailed horror films like The Witch and The Lighthouse , over the course of his career, and has made another great movie with Nosferatu .
'It Definitely Sucked': Nosferatu Director Attempted to Make a Frankenstein Movie and Gave Up After 2 Weeks
Robert Eggers is attracted to dark stories and he was interested in a film about one of the most famous Universal Monsters.
We Were on the Verge of Greatness: Nosferatu Director Robert Eggers Almost Made a Movie That Ultimately Went to Guillermo del Toro
Despite his obsession with tales of goth and horror, Robert Eggers could not see Frankenstein to completion and maybe with good reason.
Before Nosferatu, there was one horror adaptation Robert Eggers found “impossible” to do
Nosferatu might be scaring audiences silly, but Robert Egger’s gothic horror could have been about an entirely different monster.
“No Way I Can Do This”: Nosferatu’s Robert Eggers Recalls The Classic Horror Movie Monster He Tried & Failed To Adapt
Nosferatu writer/director Robert Eggers reveals there was one classic horror movie monster he tried to adapt and couldn't quite figure out how.
Before Nosferatu, Robert Eggers Tried to Make a Frankenstein Movie but “It Definitely Sucked”
Nosferatu, now playing in cinemas, is a big hit, earning high praise from both critics and fans. Robert Eggers has always been a highly acclaimed director in the horror genre, with The Witch and The Lighthouse under his belt.
I've Seen Every Robert Eggers Movie, Here's Why I Think He's Our Greatest Modern Filmmaker
Credit: Focus Features Spend enough time on the film side of the internet, and you're bound to find discourse on who's the better director — Ari Aster, Jordan Peele, or Robert Eggers? So, when Eggers decided to make his own contribution to the Nosferatu mythos,
Nosferatu director reveals iconic horror story he gave up on trying to adapt
The film is Eggers’ take on the iconic 1922 silent horror film of the same name, which is itself unofficially based on Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Given his success with Nosferatu and his clear interest in ...
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Nosferatu Director Says He Tried And Failed To Adapt Frankenstein
Nosferatu director Robert Eggers says that he tried, and failed, over about two weeks to adapt Frankenstein, and "it ...
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Robert Eggers abandons Frankenstein
Reflecting on his attempt, he expressed both relief and admiration for Guillermo del Toro, whose Frankenstein adaptation is slated for a 2025 release. Eggers' own challenges underscore the weight of ...
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Dracula in India: How filmmakers localised – and tamed – the vampire
Robert Eggers’s version of the German silent horror masterpiece ... including Dracula’s brides, while also borrowing from Frankenstein. A doctor (Madan Puri) in search of immortality revives a ...