40 unique sets, each one reflecting the distinct character and atmosphere of 1830s Baltic Germany. The intricate details, from the worn textures of the walls to the period-appropriate furnishings, transport viewers into the time and place of the story. Eggers also collaborated closely with costume designer Linda Muir to create outfits that encompass the fashion of the era, ensuring that even the smallest elements remain true to history.

The result is a deeply immersive experience that lures the audience into its unsettling world. Sound design plays a crucial role as well, with a blend of atmospheric effects and Robin Carolan’s chilling score amplifying the tension and emotional weight of each scene. Eggers’ craftsmanship and vision reflect a dedication to pushing the boundaries of the horror genre while paying respect to the past.

As *Nosferatu* emerges from the shadows, it promises not only to honor the legacy of its predecessors but to carve out a new path in the annals of vampire lore. With a unique perspective on the characters and themes, Eggers invites audiences to confront their fear of the unknown and to grapple with the darker aspects of human nature that these timeless tales reveal.