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The ‘Werwulf’ Trailer Invites You to Embrace the Darkness

Director Robert Eggers returns to the horror genre with the release of the first trailer for the gothic film Werwulf, starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson.

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Who is directing Werwulf?

The film is directed by Robert Eggers.

Who stars in the film?

Aaron Taylor-Johnson is the lead actor in the production.

What is the genre of the movie?

Coverage categorizes Werwulf as a gothic horror film set in a medieval period.

What happened

The first trailer for the gothic horror film Werwulf has been released, showcasing a medieval setting. The footage features actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson in a central role, depicting a transformation sequence.

Coverage from Vulture, Deadline, Esquire, Variety, and Gizmodo highlights the film's shift into the horror genre under the direction of Robert Eggers. Outlets characterize the work as a gothic and medieval production.

Public interest remains centered on the tone established in the initial preview. Reporting does not yet specify a theatrical release date or additional cast members beyond Taylor-Johnson.

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