horror poster design — Centered mask over jagged bottom title

A horror movie poster centers on a weathered white hockey mask being torn open by a snarling demonic creature, set against a wall of orange flame. The background is a roaring field of deep orange and red fire that fills the upper two-thirds of the frame behind the mask. In the upper-left corner, the flames burn brightest, almost yellow-white. The mask itself hangs at the frame's center, a scuffed white goalie mask with black ventilation holes, dark scorch marks, and a cracked, grimy surface. Gray scorch streaks and small pitted holes mark the white shell. At the frame's center, the mask's left eye hole gapes dark and empty. Bursting through the mask's right eye and cheek, a fleshy brown-red worm-like creature coils outward, its segmented, veined skin glistening wetly. The creature's head dominates the lower center, a snarling muzzle with milky white eyes, flared nostrils, and a gaping jaw lined with sharp yellowed fangs. Dark shapes inside the jaw suggest a tongue and broken teeth. Strands of clear drool drip from its lower jaw toward the bottom of the frame. On the left side of the mask, a thick brown segmented tail curls around the mask's edge. The flames blur into a black band across the bottom third, where the title block sits. Across that black band, a huge jagged blood-red uppercase title ("TITLE") with a hand-painted, dripping finish spans the width, with a small white superscript numeral tucked at its upper right and a tiny "TM" mark beside it. Below the main title, a smaller white uppercase subtitle line runs in a rough brush style. Its words sit on two staggered baselines, the final word dropping slightly lower. The lighting is the fire itself, a hot orange backlight that rims the mask and creature with flickering highlights while their fronts fall into oily shadow. The palette is flame orange and blood red against char black and bone white. The style is lurid practical-effects horror photography with a heavy-metal illustration edge. Overall, the single grotesque mask-and-creature mass holds the center against the symmetrical fire field, and the lurid effects-driven style, orange-red-black palette, and snarling, drooling menace give the poster a feral, hellish dread.