horror poster design — Hand and face split by tracked title

A horror movie poster on a pure black background, split between a descending ghostly hand above and an adult woman's upturned face below. In the upper-left corner, a pale spectral hand reaches down from the darkness, fingers spread. The hand's skin is covered in dense handwritten scribbles, names, and words in dark ink, like a page of frantic notes, the handwriting varying in size and layered over itself. A faint cold glow outlines the fingers against the black. Across the center of the frame, the title appears in thin pale gray condensed capitals reading "TITLE", widely tracked and slightly blurred at the edges. In the lower half, an adult woman in her late twenties is shown in profile, her face upturned, head tilted back, mouth open, eyes rolled upward showing white. Her lips are parted, teeth faintly visible, and tears glisten on her cheek. Her dark wavy hair spreads into the darkness behind her. She wears a mustard-yellow knitted sweater, its chunky texture catching warm light at the bottom edge of the frame. A dark hoop ring pierces her ear, glinting faintly. A soft rim of light traces the bridge of her nose. Her skin glows warm against the black, with reddish undertones on her cheek. The lighting is theatrical: the hand above is lit with a cold blue-gray wash while the adult woman's face below is lit warmly from the side, as if by a nearby lamp. Overall, the composition balances the cold descending hand in the upper left against the warm upturned face in the lower right across the stark title band, rendered in a stark photorealistic style with a palette of pure black, cold blue-gray, warm flesh tones, and a mustard-yellow accent, creating an eerie and transfixed mood.