silhouette poster design — Serif title band over red field of black silhouettes

A minimalist horror movie poster reduces its imagery to stark black silhouettes against a flat blood-red field, with a solid black title band across the bottom. The background is an unmodulated expanse of vivid crimson, empty from edge to edge above the horizon line. On the left side of the frame, a gigantic black arm rises diagonally from the bottom edge, its fist gripping a long curved sickle that arcs across the upper-left corner. The sickle's blade is a clean crescent of black, its tip pointing toward the upper-right corner. Along the middle of the poster, a ragged horizon of black corn plants stretches edge to edge, their tall stalks, leaves, and tassels forming a dense jagged band. Among the stalks, several small adult human silhouettes stand upright, their round heads barely clearing the corn. In the center of the crowd, one small adult figure raises a farm sickle overhead, echoed by another adult figure near the right holding a pitchfork aloft. At the lower-left corner, the giant arm's sleeve merges into the black ground, anchoring the composition. In the lower-right corner, the cornfield's black mass continues unbroken to the edge. Across the bottom third, a solid black band carries a huge white "TITLE" in bold serif capitals stacked in three lines, the middle line smaller. The lighting is flat and graphic, with no visible source, rendering every shape as a pure silhouette without interior detail or shadow. The palette is brutally restricted: blood red against absolute black and stark white. The composition balances one enormous diagonal gesture against a teeming horizon and a heavy typographic base, achieving menace through radical simplicity.