When you thought the Nosferatu popcorn bucket was wild, you haven’t seen something but. By the NBC Retailer, Focus Options is now promoting a Nosferatu duplicate sarcophagus mattress!
To reply your query, sure, this seems to be a reliable product which you can really purchase, with the Nosferatu-inspired sarcophagus mattress promoting for a whopping $20,000!!
The official NBC Retailer particulars, “For the perfect sleep of your life, a full-size duplicate Sarcophagus mattress as featured in Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu. Hand crafted from premium supplies together with a picket base with intricate carvings. These extremely collectible Sarcophagi additionally function a particular inside with a custom-fit mattress and foam lid for straightforward opening at sunset.”
The Sarcophagus outdoors measures (together with lid & base) 97.75″ Size, 36″ Huge, 46.5″ Excessive. Weighing 250 lbs, it includes a {custom} match mattress, and it’s been sanded and hard-coated.
These restricted run beds are made-to-order, and also you’re inspired to succeed in out to Nosferatu.mattress@focusfeatures.com for more information. You possibly can view the complete itemizing right here.
If $20,000 is a bit too wealthy in your blood – does it assist should you can break that into $1,805/month bite-sized chunks? – the official NBC Retailer can also be promoting a bunch of different Nosferatu merch together with t-shirts, hats, hoodies and a “succumb to the darkness” candle.
Invoice Skarsgård performs Depend Orlok in Nosferatu, in theaters all over the place December 25.
Meagan Navarro wrote in her 5-star assessment for Bloody Disgusting, “It’s operatic and dramatic, daring and revolting, with a strong closing shot for the ages.” Meagan’s rave assessment continues, “And Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu occurs to be set over Christmas. That each one however ensures this macabre masterpiece is destined to turn out to be a brand new vacation horror traditional.”
The brand new film is in fact a recent tackle the 1922 unique traditional Nosferatu from director F.W. Murnau, which itself was an unofficial adaptation of Bram Stoker’s traditional novel, Dracula.
