ensemble poster design — Single figure, with group arrangement and oversized title

A science-fiction horror movie poster layers three giant menacing adult faces looming from darkness above a colossal flame-gradient "TITLE", with a lone armed adult man before a night city skyline below. Across the top third of the frame, the three enormous faces crowd edge to edge, emerging from pitch black, each staring at the viewer. In the upper-left corner, the first face is a gaunt adult man with hollow cheeks and short dark hair, pale eyes forward. At the upper center, the second face is broader, framed by longer dark hair, its stare cold and unblinking. In the upper-right corner, the third face is the most skeletal, with deep-set eyes and a grim, downturned mouth. All six eyes glow with unnatural pale blue-white light, each pupil a small dark point, giving the faces a diseased, nocturnal menace. Cold blue light washes their skin from below, carving deep shadows into eye sockets and cheekbones. Below the faces, two thin horizontal orange rules cross the frame, a small orange word in bold slab serif centered between them. Under the rules, the main "TITLE" fills the middle of the frame in gigantic blocky slab-serif letters in two lines, the first letter shaped like a Greek omega. The letters burn with a vertical gradient from blood-red through vivid orange to brilliant flame-yellow, like heated metal. On the left side of the title, the omega-shaped first letter rises tallest, its dark counter open to the night behind. On the right side of the title, the final letters of the lower line glow brightest yellow against the dark. At the bottom-center of the frame, an adult man in his forties with short light-brown hair and a stern, weathered face stands facing left, grim and resolute. He wears a black zip-up jumpsuit with a high collar and a small white chest patch, a dark holster riding at his right hip. In both hands he holds a black submachine gun with a large cylindrical flashlight, angled down and to his left, finger near the trigger. Behind him, across the bottom of the frame, a black city skyline of blocky towers stretches edge to edge against a deep blue night sky. In the lower-left corner, the rooftops bristle with small lit windows and antenna shapes. In the lower-right corner, the towers fade into pale blue light beams rising into the sky. The lighting is theatrical and high-contrast: the faces are lit from below with cold spectral blue, the title glows with its own furnace light washing faint orange onto the man's shoulders, and the lower scene is lit by dim blue moonlight with tiny warm window lights in the skyline. The composition stacks three bands — the looming faces, the blazing title, and the armed survivor before the skyline — in a rigid vertical hierarchy; the palette clashes icy spectral blue against furnace orange-red and deep night black; the style is bold seventies exploitation key art; and the mood is paranoid, apocalyptic, and defiant.