Werwulf trailer: Willem Dafoe hunts Aaron Taylor-Johnson in Robert Eggers latest
If your answer sounded anything like, "to get spooked by a new Robert Eggers film," you're in luck! That beast is none other than a local farmer (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) who's been cursed with a horrifying case of lycanthropy. While the farmer's wife (Lily-Rose Depp) insists that her husband is a good man, will that be enough to save him?Check out the full trailer above to get a frightening preview of what's to come, and feast your eyes on Eggers' trademark attention to period details.
- ▪If your answer sounded anything like, "to get spooked by a new Robert Eggers film," you're in luck!
- ▪That beast is none other than a local farmer (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) who's been cursed with a horrifying case of lycanthropy.
- ▪While the farmer's wife (Lily-Rose Depp) insists that her husband is a good man, will that be enough to save him?Check out the full trailer above to get a frightening preview of what's to come, and feast your eyes on Eggers' trademark atten
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What do you want for Christmas? If your answer sounded anything like, "to get spooked by a new Robert Eggers film," you're in luck! The director's new film Werwulf hits theaters this December, and based on the latest trailer, it's going to be an unnerving ride.Co-written by Eggers (Nosferatu) and his The Northman collaborator Sjón, Werwulf transports viewers to a village in 13th-century England that's been weathering mysterious attacks from a great beast.Little do the villagers know that the beast may lurk among them, disguised in human form. That beast is none other than a local farmer (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) who's been cursed with a horrifying case of lycanthropy.
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