#lilac fang

[enchantedchocolatebars]

Vanish Into You

🖤 🫀 ⚰️ /// 👰‍♀ 💙 ✨️ /// 🦇 🌸 💍

@bilumi / @bilumiart .

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[is-it-bussin-hannibal]

saw Emma saying in a interview (don’t remember which) that they remember seeing Bill in full Count Orlok makeup and adidas pants… yeah i don’t have much more context for this besides thinking it���s funny

[whisperingwillowe]

People criticizing Nosferatu for 'romanticizing abuse' don’t seem to understand the essence of Gothic romance and literature. These stories aren't meant to make you feel comfortable or align with conventional morality. Gothic romance thrives in the tension between beauty and horror, weaving together the sublime and the grotesque to evoke emotions that are complex, raw, and hauntingly human. It’s not about endorsing behavior—it’s about exploring the darker corners of desire, fear, and the human condition. 🖤💀🪻

[pokeycub]

Thanks for the Tag!!! ✨🌺🧛‍♂️🐺🐀🩸🌺✨

i mean yes he is a centuries old vampire who has drained countless lives with the very mouth he kisses me with but have u considered that i’m his favourite?

[apoloadonisandnarcissus]

“A maiden's token I see.”

Robert Eggers’ “Nosferatu” is the only Dracula adaptation that skipped the Mina/Ellen portrait in Dracula/Orlok castle as the vampire recognition of her. Instead, Eggers decided to go with a silver heart locket with a strand of Ellen’s hair and have Orlok acknowledging her because of the scent of lilacs.

And had him doing this, after he kept the locket for himself:

“You are fortunate in your love."

Giving a lock of hair to someone is considered a sign of love and devotion, indeed. But in the Victorian era, it was common to keep locks of hair from deceased loved ones in pieces of jewelry, especially lockets. This is another connection between Ellen and Death (Orlok).

Peak gothic horror romance.

[relmint-draws]

more Nosferatu doodles

[artwitch-kamille]

And so it begins! I'm literally squealing over here. I don't know if I've ever been so excited to start a painting 😊

[arwenkenobi48]

@caddy-crystal-queen look at this it’s so sweet! 😊

Time for rest

Commissioned for me by the talented @lonelymagpies

[iputhepinprincess]

@pokeycub

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[writebythecside]

Okay but has anyone considered: modern reincarnation Ellen and Orlok?

[enchantedchocolatebars]

How Bad Do U Want Me ?

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@bilumi / @bilumiart .

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[iputhepinprincess]

@pokeycub

"Remember how once we were?" — Nosferatu (2024), dir. Robert Eggers

[is-it-bussin-hannibal]

i seriously need some sleep

[whisperingwillowe]

[apoloadonisandnarcissus]

“It was clear to me from the beginning, and from what Rob [Eggers] was saying to me, it’s a love story with Count Orlok as much as it is with her husband. There’s a real love triangle there. And, especially my scenes with Bill [Skarsgård], Rob wanted there to be a palpable sensuality between the two characters. And I think it serves the story as well, because it makes things so much scarier. It’s so much scarier to think there’s a yearning going from, you know, really, between the two of them, rather than just this woman who’s kind of chased down by this scary demon that she, like, hates. She carries so much darkness within her, and that he, in a way, is a manifestation of that darkness. And so she’s pulled towards him for a reason. and she calls out to him […] there’s a mutual yearning there, and I think it makes the story so much more engaging, and so much scarier.”

Lily-Rose Depp discusses the love story between Ellen, Count Orlok and Thomas

[iputhepinprincess]

@pokeycub

i mean yes he is a centuries old vampire who has drained countless lives with the very mouth he kisses me with but have u considered that i’m his favourite?