35mm Screenings for Robert Eggers’ Werwulf On Sale Now

The Nosferatu director’s latest will screen in the format in 17 theatres across the US

by Alex Kaan 26 October 2026

Focus Features

Tickets are on sale now for 35mm screenings of Robert Eggers’ Werwulf.

The upcoming horror film starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Lily-Rose Depp, and Willem Dafoe will play in 35mm in 17 theatres across the US.

Marking Eggers’ follow-up to Nosferatu, Werwulf follows a Medieval English village plagued by a ravenous werewolf (Taylor-Johnson). Dafoe plays a hunter, inspired by the real-life figure who helped rid England definitively of wolves.

With today marking a full moon, the second task of the Werwulf Alternative Reality Game is open for fans to complete on DevourethAllMankynde.com. If fans get all three “signs” correct for every full moon until November, they win a prize.

No details have been released regarding 35mm screenings yet in the UK, but chains like Picturehouse presented Eggers’ Nosferatu upon its release in January 2025.

Werwulf is playing in cinemas from December 25th in the US and January 1st in the UK.

See the cinemas screening the film in 35mm below:

  • Alamo Drafthouse Downtown LA — Los Angeles, California

  • Alamo Drafthouse Cedars — Dallas, Texas

  • Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn — Brooklyn, New York

  • Alamo Drafthouse New Mission — San Francisco, California

  • Angelika Film Center at Mosaic — Fairfax, Virginia

  • Angelika Film Center — Dallas, Texas

  • Belcourt Theatre — Nashville, Tennessee

  • Enzian Theater — Maitland, Florida

  • Harkins Tempe Marketplace — Tempe, Arizona

  • Heights Theater — Columbia Heights, Minnesota

  • Hollywood Theatre — Portland, Oregon

  • Jacob Burns Film Center — Pleasantville, New York

  • Philadelphia Film Society East Theater — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

  • Plaza Theatre — Atlanta, Georgia

  • Screenland Armour — North Kansas City, Missouri

  • Somerville Theatre — Somerville, Massachusetts

  • Village East by Angelika — New York, New York

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