ensemble poster design — Oversized title with group, centered composition

A painted horror movie poster of three adult figures in Halloween costumes holding candy bags toward the viewer, set against a looming dark factory building covered in glowing television screens under a murky green night sky. Behind the figures, a large brick industrial building stretches across the middle distance, its rows of lit windows and rooftop smokestacks dissolving into drifting smoke at the right edge of the frame. In the upper third of the poster, a huge metallic silver beveled serif title spans the full width, flanked on both ends by the tall chrome forms of a Roman numeral, with a smaller red tagline bar set beneath it, all reading as the generic "TITLE" placeholder. In the upper-left corner, the largest silver letter rises beside the top edge of the frame, catching a cold highlight. On the roofline, a glowing billboard displays a company name beside a shamrock emblem, while a smaller wall plaque lower on the facade repeats the shamrock symbol. Across the midground, a row of old boxy television sets glows, their screens alternating between bright green bursts carrying a black shamrock symbol and warm orange circles showing a carved jack-o'-lantern face. On the left side of the frame, an adult figure in a skeleton costume wears a weathered bone-white skull mask with dark hollow eye sockets and a grinning jaw, a black shirt printed with a white ribcage, and grips the open mouth of a crumpled brown paper candy bag with both hands. At the center, slightly closer to the viewer, an adult figure in a hooded dark robe wears a grotesque green witch mask with sunken eyes, wrinkled skin, and an open snarling mouth showing red gums, with long strands of brown hair falling from the hood, both hands clutching a shiny golden-yellow candy bag. On the right side of the frame, an adult figure wearing a carved pumpkin head with triangular eyes and a jagged grin, topped by a tall pointed black witch hat, holds open a white cloth pillowcase bag. In the far left and right edges of the midground, pale suited figures stand motionless among the television screens, watching the scene. Across the lower third, the three gaping bags lean toward the viewer, their folds catching warm amber highlights against the surrounding darkness. In the lower-left and lower-right corners, deep black shadows swallow the edges of the bags and the floor. Along the very bottom edge, tiny green text appears blurred and illegible, too small to read. Above the rooftop, thin gray smoke drifts through the dark teal-green sky. The lighting is harsh and theatrical, with sickly green spill from the television screens raking across the masks from below and behind, warm amber floodlights washing the factory brick, and deep black shadows pooling in the eye sockets of the masks and beneath the bags. The poster balances its three centered costumed figures against the symmetrical grid of screens and the weighty title band above, using a palette of murky green, pumpkin orange, deep black, and blood red in a painted 1980s horror style that feels mischievous and menacing at once.