minimalist poster design — wide tracking, serif type, sans-serif type

A minimalist horror movie poster sets a single anguished face against a flat mustard-yellow wall. The background is an unbroken field of warm goldenrod yellow, subtly darker toward the right edge where shadow gathers. In the upper-left area, a clean white sans-serif "TITLE" sits in large widely spaced lettering, its final letter overlapping the dark hair at the right edge. In the bottom-left corner, a small white geometric studio mark rests quietly against the yellow. On the right edge of the frame, a woman's face presses in from the side, cropped by the border, her mouth open in a silent scream. She is a young adult with long dark hair falling across her cheek and one wide staring eye visible through the strands. Her skin is pale against the yellow, her lips parted to show teeth. Below her face, her right hand presses flat against the wall, fingers spread, a gold wristwatch with a dark dial on her wrist. In the lower-right corner, a pale sleeve with faint dark speckles covers her forearm. The lighting is flat and clinical: even, shadowless illumination washes the yellow wall, while a soft directional glow models the woman's cheek and hand, leaving her hair in deep shadow. The palette is reduced to warm mustard yellow, pale skin tones, dark black-brown hair, white lettering, and the small glint of gold from the watch. The composition leaves most of the frame empty yellow around the cropped screaming face and the reaching hand, turning negative space into a tense, liminal dread mood.