negative space poster design — Oversized title, stacked type lines, frame within frame

A horror movie poster of a menacing adult man's giant face looming from darkness, framed by a thin red border. The background is solid black, with a narrow red rule running just inside all four edges of the frame. The adult man's enormous head fills the right two-thirds of the frame, tilted slightly and thrust toward the viewer. He has wild tangled orange-red hair, wide staring blue eyes with tiny pupils, and a snarling grimace baring small teeth. A stitched scar puckers his left cheek, the wound rendered in raw reds and browns. His skin shines with an oily pallor, highlights gleaming on the forehead and nose. A glimpse of striped fabric at the lower-right edge suggests a collared work shirt. On the left side of the frame, one of his hands hangs slightly out of focus at the frame's edge, pushing the sharp-focus face forward. A faint warm halo fringes his hair where the light catches it. Across the lower-left, a massive white title reads "TITLE" in two stacked lines of ultra-bold rounded capitals. The title's letters are clean and heavy, overlapping his chin at the lower edge. The black negative space in the upper-left balances the dense face on the right. The tight cropping cuts the face at the top and right edges, making it feel too large for the frame. Deep shadows pool in the eye sockets and under the chin. The red border is hairline-thin, barely containing the black field. The lighting is harsh and frontal, blasting the man's face with hot white-orange light that blows out the hair's edges while the background stays abyssal black. Overall, the tight crop and the diagonal thrust of his arm against the void create an aggressive, claustrophobic balance, the black, blood-red, and skin-tone palette with glossy photographic realism delivers a classic slasher style, and the mood is sadistic, gleeful, and deeply unnerving.