Nosferatu

Eggers going back to Murnau rather than to Stoker, and the result is filthy, plague-ridden and genuinely erotic in a way the story has not been on screen before.

Ellen has been in contact with something since childhood. Her husband is sent to Transylvania to complete a property sale.

Bill Skarsgård's Orlok is a decomposing Transylvanian nobleman with a moustache, a voice recorded and pitched down, and almost no screen time, which is the correct amount.

Jarin Blaschke shot it largely by candle and moonlight with heavy filtration, and the Wisborg exteriors were built practically in the Czech Republic.

Lily-Rose Depp does the hardest work: the possession sequences are physical, extended and unglamorous.

Eggers spent a decade trying to make it. The rat sequences used around 5,000 real rats.