portrait poster design — Wide-spaced ivory serif title beneath centered bloodied face

A dark horror movie poster centers on a blood-drenched adult woman's upturned face emerging from blackness, streaked with dripping red and marked with a crimson occult symbol. The background is absolute black from edge to edge, swallowing all detail beyond the central figure. At the center of the frame, an adult woman with dark hair tilts her face upward, her eyes gazing toward the top of the frame, her skin slick and shining with blood. Thick red rivulets run from her forehead down across her cheeks, nose, and lips, dripping off her chin in vertical streams. In the upper-center, the drips continue upward as thin red threads, suggesting a source of blood above the frame. Across her chest, a rough crimson pentagram is smeared in blood, its five-pointed star enclosed in a jagged circle. She wears a dark police uniform: on the right side of her chest a silver badge catches a cold highlight, and on the left shoulder a coiled radio microphone cord is visible. On the left side of her chest, a small fabric name tag sits below the collar, its lettering too small to read. In the lower-left corner, the uniform's dark fabric dissolves into the surrounding blackness. In the lower-right corner, a faint olive-green embroidered patch ghosts at the edge of visibility. Across the bottom of the frame, a widely letterspaced "TITLE" in tall ivory serif capitals spans the width, each letter isolated in the dark. In the upper-left corner, a few faint red droplets speckle the black, the only detail in the void. In the upper-right corner, the darkness remains total and unbroken. The lighting is low-key and frontal, with a soft cold light from the front picking out the wet shine on her bloodied skin and the badge's metallic glint, while everything else collapses into pitch black. The palette is severely restrained: arterial red, ivory white, cold steel, and engulfing black. Fine droplets and the glossy viscosity of the blood are rendered with sharp photographic clarity. The composition isolates one suffering face in an ocean of black, the smeared symbol and spaced ivory title giving the dread a ritualistic, funereal stillness.