Already a surprise hit in theaters,Nosferatu is headed to home video in a new cut.Universal announced today that Robert EggersNosferatuwill arrive on 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD next month and is available on Digital at home right now with an extended cut never-before-seen in theaters.Additional special features for the home video release includes a feature commentary from Eggers, deleted scenes, and a multipart behind-the-scenes featurette that explores the development and making of the film, which is based on the classic German silenthorrormovie from 1922 by director F.W. Murnau.The extended version is four minutes longer than the 132-minute theatrical cut.FocusFocusloading...READ MORE: 10 Horror Movies So Extreme They Actually Made People SickNosferatuhas already grossed more than $156 million worldwide. Eggers previousrecord as a director was 2022sThe Northman, which earned roughly $70 million in theaters meaning he has already doubled his previous financial best.Four more minutes isnt a wildly longer version, but the original cut of EggersNosferatu was already a pretty bloody good time. Bill Skarsgrd stars asCount Orlok, a vampire (with one heck of a unique design and an unforgettable voice) who targets a beautiful young woman (Lily-Rose Depp). As I wrote in myreviewof the film at ScreenCrush...EggersNosferatustill bears manyvisual echoes of the earlier film, especially in its use ofmovingshadows to suggest Orlok prowling through Friedrich and Thomas homes. Throw in some really disgusting practical goreand a couple big jump scares, and you have an extremely effective, extremely old school horror film; made for 2020s tastes but steeped in a tradition thats unnerved fans for over a century.TheNosferatu4K, Blu-ray, and DVD will be available on February 18. You can get the digital release now on Apple, Amazon, and other online retailers.Get our free mobile appThe Best Movies of 2024Our editor and critics picks for the top 20 movies of 2024.Gallery Credit: Matt Singer