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A retro-horror movie poster shows three adults' frightened faces amid a collage of vintage technology, glowing in neon blue-green. Across the upper-right, an adult woman in her twenties with dark curly hair stares outward in terror, clutching a red pitchfork. Her face is lit by an eerie green glow, her eyes wide with panic. On the left, an adult man in his twenties with tousled brown hair gapes in shock, his face pale. Below them, an adult woman in her twenties with dark hair pulled back screams, her mouth open in alarm. Behind the faces, retro tech floats in the dark: an old CRT monitor, a floppy disk, and chunky gadgets. The monitor's screen shows a red diamond warning symbol, glowing ominously. A small robot with a flame thrower appears on the left, wreathed in fire. Electric blue energy tendrils swirl around the composition, connecting the elements. In the lower center, a tiny silhouette of a person stands with arms raised against a bright explosion. Across the lower third, the title appears in enormous glowing letters, shown as "TITLE", in gradient blue-to-purple neon. The letters have a digital glitch effect, with chromatic aberration fringing. In the upper-left corner, the flaming robot's fire glows orange against the blue. In the upper-right corner, the pitchfork's tines catch the neon light. In the lower-left corner, the blue energy swirls toward the frame's edge. In the lower-right corner, a small gadget floats in the dark. Behind the faces, the background is deep navy black, like a dead computer screen. At the top edge, the darkness continues unbroken. The CRT monitor's curved glass reflects the green glow. The floppy disk is rendered in nostalgic beige plastic detail. Their 90s clothing includes flannel and chokers, period-accurate and detailed. Sparks and digital artifacts scatter through the composition. The lighting is neon-noir, electric blue and toxic green light sources casting unnatural glows on the frightened faces against the black void. Fine detail renders the sweat on their faces and the texture of the retro plastic. The woman's pitchfork handle is worn wood, gripped tightly in her fist. The man's flannel shirt is red and black checkered, authentically 90s. The screaming adult's choker is black velvet, a period-perfect detail. Green phosphor text scrolls faintly on the CRT screen behind the warning symbol. Overall, the clustered faces-over-tech collage composition traps analog nostalgia in digital dread, the neon blue-green and black palette and gritty retro-futuristic photographic style carrying a frantic, paranoid mood of millennial techno-panic.