embracing couple with mirror reflection poster — Oversized title in vivid palette

A painted horror movie poster shows an adult man in his twenties embracing a blonde adult woman in her twenties in a thin white nightgown, standing beside a bathroom mirror whose reflection reveals a skull-faced man with a bladed glove. The man stands at the upper left of the pair, wearing a dark green shirt, his arms wrapped around the woman while he looks toward the right with a tense expression. The woman leans against him, her long blonde hair falling down her back, her eyes closed, one arm raised around his neck, a small dangling earring visible at her ear. Her nightgown is white and semi-sheer, with thin straps over her shoulders. Behind them, the mirror reflects a different scene: a man's face half covered by a grinning white skull with one bulging red-veined eye, staring directly forward, with streaks of blood running down from the skull. In the reflection, the woman appears again with long metal blades strapped to a gloved hand near her back. The wall behind the embracing pair is a deep crimson red. On the right side of the frame, a separate dark panel shows a large black crow in flight against a teal night sky, with jagged white lightning bolts striking down around it. Across the lower right, a red-tiled bathroom counter holds a blue spray can, a small dish with a brush, and a folded red towel hanging over the edge. The tiles are square and glossy, reflecting warm light. In the upper left, a dark doorway frames the embracing pair. Near the bottom, a large title in dripping blood-red letters is stacked in three lines and represented as "TITLE": a flowing script word, a bold uppercase line, and a smaller white uppercase line. The lighting is warm and dramatic: a golden glow washes over the embracing pair from the upper left while the mirror reflection and crow panel are lit with cold blue and stark white flashes. Overall, the composition balances the warm intimate embrace on the left against the cold supernatural menace of the mirror and storm on the right, the saturated palette of blood red, teal blue, and golden flesh tones serving a lurid 1980s painted-horror style and a mood of violated innocence and lurking terror.