'Nosferatu’ and the Top Five Vampire Movies, With Robert Eggers! | The Big Picture

[@birthdaybatter815]

The one we’ve been waiting all year for.

[@JLOtheHuncho]

N It cooked

[@DickieGreenleaf22]

Finally!

[@83442handle]

seeing a dude with a mike perry icon was the last thing i expected for the top comment in a nosferatu comment section

[@MattyMacs]

“What’s Orlok’s Favorite Big East Team?” “PROVIDENCE!” CR 🐐

[@thespenserdavis]

1:13:35 Imagine making "The Witch" and "The Lighthouse" back-to-back, only to head into your next project *still* feeling like you don't know how to direct a film. What a guy.

[@thunderbandit5172]

What We Do In The Shadows by Taika Waititi is one of my all time favorites. Hilarious take on the genre.

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rob is an excellent movie critic, he needs to be on more

[@christophergardiner7372]

Love seeing Rob on big picture

[@GimmeSomeAdventure]

i love that robert eggers told sean, no themes, no covid 19, no womens oppression, no themes, cause personally my biggest hurtle with sean is that he's always grasping and create themes into scenes and movies where that clearly wasn't the intention, its not the worst thing ever, but i've heard on the pod sean have some wild takes that the directors never agree was part of their vision, doesn't mean its not there in the film at the end of the day even if completely unintentional, i just love eggers being like, Nope.

[@devinruiz7306]

Disappointed to see so many people say they didnt find it emotionally deep or interesting. I think theres alot more going on besides the craft. A level of depth these stories rarely have actually.

[@verkpunk]

Eggers favorite recent watch is The Substance. Nice.

[@Fake_The_Jab]

For those just looking for some vampire movie recommendations here are the top 5 lists. CR: 5. Twilight 4. John Carpenter’s Vampires/30 Days of night 3. Only Lovers Left Alive 2. Near Dark 1. The Lost Boys Sean: 5. Martin 4. Dracula’s Daughter 3. Trouble every day 2. Bram Stroker’s Dracula 1. Fright Night Rob: 5. Blade 2 4. Cronos 3. Only Lovers Left Alive 2. Bram Stroker’s Dracula 1. Let the Right One In

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this thumbnail makes you two look like you're in love

[@Dirtmcgirt757]

THE EPISODE IVE BEEN WAITING ALL YEAR FOR 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@cameroncloutier]

Great episode!

[@mikestone8756]

It’s one of the best films of the year and is a great modern interpretation of Dracula character

[@mp2863]

im a big fan of the orlok voice, i hope it sticks around lol

[@MerkinMuffly]

These are some bad top 5 vampire lists. I'm a traditionalist, I like my vampires to be real vampires and not walk around in the day time. My top 5 in no order: Lost Boys Let the Right One In (Swedish) Nosferatu (1924) Dracula (1979) Salem's Lot (1979)

[@illuvattar]

No mention of Van Helsing?!

[@BallNscrOates]

5. John Carpenter's Vampires 4. Abigail 3. Let Me In 2. Blade 1. 30 Days of Night With ShoutOuts to DayBreakers & Doctor Sleep (if Soul Suckers count)

[@marcusyoung9680]

you guys rock!

[@mainchannel1566]

It's a movie about how not properly getting over your toxic ex will literally kill you.

[@diogenes7368]

Top 5 Vampire moves: 1. Dracula (1992) 2. Interview with the Vampire 3. The Lost Boys 4. 30 Days of Night 5. Fright Night (1985)

[@Jon.A.Scholt]

30 Days of Night is extremely underrated. It was a movie that was sorely needed at the time when Sparkly vampires were about to take over.

[@lakasfan24]

I'm sad that the Showtime series version of Let The Right One In didn't get renewed. I was enjoying that show quite a bit, for all the reasons they mentioned the movie was so strong.

[@brysonlozano7]

the best Vampire movie is “A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night” 2014

[@thomascrowniii1693]

Fright Night, Let The Right One In, Near Dark, 30 Days Of Night, Bram Stokers Dracula.

[@jeffkyler5660]

The Hunger

[@khandkerfardin689]

I agree with the review of this movie here 💯

[@brysonlozano7]

I too felt that it was visually stunning and yet not emotionally attached and hollow in spots. still great

[@LitterboxKing]

What wonders Chris Ryan could bring to the role of Count Orlok. Remake the remake!

[@ilgvarscevers7514]

is Robert Eggers a cycling guy? Looking at the "maap" sweatshirt just followed him on Strava :D

[@cadkoger]

Doom Metal Wes Anderson is why CR is CR and the rest of us wish we could be like CR.

[@nicklewandowski3877]

I left when three grown men said they liked the twilight movies...

[@DanFlashes99]

Rob M has a slick but superficial way of speaking, just not very insightful and adds little to discussions. He’s the one frequent BP guest I don’t care for

[@JungleOrange]

Lost Boys forever

[@birthdaybatter815]

24:47 how could Sean forget about Vladislav The Poker?!

[@korkyybuchek6133]

Eggers needs to adapt the Gotrek & Felix, black library novels, one is a dwarf slayer looking for his doom and the other is his human rememberer, Trollslayer (book1) would slap on the big screen

[@daveandreahoward8203]

It's Dracula Dead And Loving It art decorated by an ambitious goth kid.

[@patwalsh1045]

the sounds of him drinking blood were great. sounds like someone gorging on a 50 gallon drum of water

[@AficionadoOfArt]

Gonzaga

[@JEHNLEROY]

When the count is in the shadows in the beginning he kinda looked like dr. Robotnik (not a criticism)

[@isaacvalenzuela4503]

The opening sequence of a movie is definitely a spoiler so

[@j.p.gonzalez9218]

We’ve had an amazing run without Amanda, crazy 😮

[@arsenymun2028]

1:09:43

[@shitpostheavy]

Nosferatu is a gooner

Its not "after covid" - we are STILL IN COVID.

[@alexotis649]

Thank god rob mahoney is here to save this podcast. An actual fan of film. Not the other two that are clearly just bored with film. It’s not fun anymore. It’s a job. And that sucks. I would truly love to hear a podcast from folks like this about how they look at things differently. They aren’t fans anymore. They are critics. They are taste makers for film. And that’s just a different thing than going to watch movies because you love movies. So it was good that we had someone on here that is just a film fan and not someone that feels like they need to impress or influence people. It makes for a very unauthentic listen when they just say the words critics have to say about movies. Which is that always remember nothing is great or perfect and it’s more fun to not like something or not pick than it is to love or like something. And ringer is just the champion of this. Thank you rob for at times sticking up for a fan of film unlike the other two who have genuinely lost touch of what it’s like to watch movies as a fan. Can’t wait to get beat up for this comment. And that’s fine. Just my opinion.

[@bkizzle401]

they over hype anora way too much

[@bebaguette766]

They loved Red Room, Anora, The Brutalist. Some of the crew loved The Complete Unknown, Here, Juror#2 etc. Sorry I guess that their taste doesn't align with yours and that they weren't blown away by a film that rehashes the story of three fantastic classics.

[@alexotis649]

@@bebaguette766 these folks don’t love movies. I’m sorry. They do it as a job sure. But there’s no love here anymore. I think I just have a hard time explaining what is that rubs me the wrong way about the ringer. And there are great people on the ringer that are still just fans of film and tv. And to me that’s what the ringer was. It was a less stuffy place where fans talked about film. Not saying they have to love everything or even like everything. It’s just the way they talk about it. It’s soulless. You can probably clip together every review they have ever done and it sounds very very similar outside of Chris Ryan’s horrible jokes. It’s just boring at this point. And may be that’s a larger criticism on the industry as a whole. I don’t know. I just think these guys act like they are the cool guys at the movie review table. When in reality they are cheating on them with Alan sepinwal and the rest of the critics that have relentless the fun out of watching movies. I know sepinwal is a tv critic but I saw this as an opportunity to mention him as just the worst of the worst critics. Haha.

[@berrettaman28]

this movie didnt capture me at all. i found it very bland, very slow, and the characters dull. eggers has an eye for visuals but his pacing is just not good. this movie was 2 hours and felt like 3.

[@JCDenton95]

Go watch marvel slop. Maybe that’s more your speed!!

[@berrettaman28]

@ this is the lamest type of comment. someone doesnt like a film you do so you talk about watching marvel films. grow up buddy not everyone has to love the films you like.

[@JCDenton95]

@@berrettaman28 oh my bad! I didn’t realize you had the attention span of a goldfish, and the memory of Jason Bourne! A thousand pardons, I don’t mean to punch down.

[@brunogoncalves1879]

Simply the best gothic horror film of all time a perfect reimagining terrifying creepy grotesquely erotic & Dazzlingly magnanimous in the script plot protagonist antagonist characters art direction photography the story itself everything, by Robert Eggers genius when it comes to the subject of folk horror worldwide

[@JCDenton95]

Learn some punctuation, I was nearly flattened by this run-on, freight train of a sentence.

[@milton1448]

the bald guy has no clue about this film and Eggers