Visually, the film favors high-contrast lighting, saturated colors, and over-the-top gore. Its production design fuses period sets with anachronistic weapons and prosthetics, creating a distinctive “fairy-tale gone punk” aesthetic. Stylistically, it sits at the intersection of horror, fantasy, and action—more akin to a graphic novel adaptation than to a traditional gothic retelling. The action choreography leans into comic-book kinetics, while the horror relies on practical creature effects and makeup.