Caught by a fan on Twitter, Eggers teased, "It's a medieval werewolf movie. It's also the darkest thing I've ever written, by far." Considering this is coming from the man who turned Bill Skarsgård into a character that could give Pennywise a run for his money, we're unsure if we even want to believe him.

Nosferatu director Robert Eggers is currently developing a werewolf movie titled Werwulf , and it’s a film project that I’m very curious and excited about. The story is said to be set in 13th century England,

Robert Eggers, the filmmaker behind The Lighthouse and Nosferatu, says his upcoming horror film Werwulf might be his darkest film yet.

Exclusive: Jarin Blaschke confirms he and Robert Eggers have begun researching the look of their medieval werewolf movie, and that the “primary candidate” has never been used in a film.

Cinematographer Jarin Blaschke suggests the director could transform an iconic monster with his next project, Werwulf

Martin Scorsese is quite literally a living legend. The director has created some of the most iconic and influential films of his time. From his first films in the late 1960s to as recently as two years ago,

Martin Scorsese is one of the greatest living directors, helming masterpieces like Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, and Raging Bull, just to name a few. Scorsese has helmed incredible films of his own, but he's also passionate about other films as well.

Robert Eggers is a bloody good director after legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese praised his recent trip to Transylvania with Nosferatu. Speaking to TCM’s Dave Karger about his career and the films,