object-focused poster — Oversized title, stacked type lines

A horror movie poster looms an enormous black hockey mask over a weathered tombstone, set against a moonlit blue graveyard veiled in mist. In the background, the night sky is pure black, and the giant mask fills the upper two-thirds of the frame like a dark moon. Across the top, the curved crown of the mask catches a cold blue rim light along its upper edge. In the upper-left and upper-right areas, the mask's small round vent holes glow faintly where thin shafts of light pass through them. At the center of the mask, two large eye holes burn with white-hot oval glare, the brightest points in the frame. Thin pale light streaks angle down from the eye holes across the mask's cheek areas. Faint scratches and scuffs mark the mask's dark surface. Along the left edge, the mask's rim curves down into blue-tinged shadow, its edge softened by mist. Along the right edge, a matching curve of the mask's rim fades into the black night. In the middle distance behind the tombstone, the vertical bars of an iron fence run horizontally across the frame, half-lost in blue fog. To the left of center, low mist drifts over dark grass and indistinct grave mounds. To the right of center, more fog glows faintly blue around the fence bars. At the center of the lower half, a large cracked stone tombstone rises, its rough pitted surface catching cold highlights. Carved deep into the stone face, bold black block letters spell a two-word "TITLE", the carving shadowed and stark. Dark grass blades fringe the base of the stone, nearly black. Across the bottom, a jagged blood-red "TITLE" in rough brush strokes slashes from left to right. Beneath it, a smaller jagged white subtitle line in a matching rough hand completes the lower text block. The tombstone's top edge is broken and uneven, with a small chip missing near the left corner. Behind the fence, the fog thickens into a pale blue band that separates the mask from the graveyard below. Tiny white specks of distant stars are barely visible at the very top edge of the black sky. The lighting is cold moonlight from the upper left, raking across the tombstone's pitted face and the mask's rim while the eye holes blaze with their own white-hot source; blue fog catches soft halos, and the foreground grass sinks into black shadow. The airbrushed rendering keeps surfaces smooth with glowing edges. Overall, the huge circular mask balanced over the angular tombstone composes a top-heavy monument in a palette of midnight blue, black, and blood red, rendered in a glossy airbrushed 1980s horror style that feels ominous and cold.