close-up portrait composition — Oversized bottom title with extreme close-up and centered composition

A cinematic horror movie poster of an extreme close-up of an adult woman's face, rendered in stark black and white with a single piercing color accent, set against a deep black void. The background is an almost entirely black field that swallows the edges of the frame, leaving the face suspended in darkness with no visible environment. Across the upper third, the adult woman's broad forehead meets the top edge, where a few loose strands of dark hair fall over the left side. Her dark eyebrows press low and straight above her eyes, adding weight to her stare. Her eyes gaze directly forward from just below the top edge, and the irises are a vivid electric blue, the only color in the portrait, ringed by dark lashes and deep shadow. In the center of the frame, her nose casts a soft downward shadow, its dark nostrils anchoring the exact middle of the composition. Her closed lips are darkened to near-black, tense and unsmiling, sitting just above the diagonal sweep of the blade. Fine skin texture is visible across her cheekbones and forehead, rendered in smooth luminous grays. On the left side of the frame, the strands of hair dissolve into the surrounding blackness, while on the right side her cheek and jawline fade softly into shadow. Cutting diagonally across the lower third, from the bottom-left corner toward the right edge, a large steel knife blade sweeps upward with its sharp tip pointing right. The blade is rendered in cool silver-gray metal with a hard specular highlight running along its cutting edge, and it passes just beneath her lips, partially covering her chin and jaw. The flat of the blade shows a soft gradient from light gray to dark, suggesting a curved polished finish. Near the bottom-left corner, a small dark oval detail sits on the blade close to its spine, catching a faint rim of light. In the lower-right corner, the pointed tip of the blade nearly touches the edge of the frame, leaving only a thin margin of black. Centered near the bottom, a large white distressed uppercase title reads "TITLE", its rough blocky letters overlapped by a single bold red numeral that climbs above the letterforms. Below the title, the black background continues uninterrupted to the very bottom edge of the frame. The lighting is harsh and directional, striking from above and slightly to one side, carving deep shadows beneath the brows and nose while throwing a bright metallic glint along the knife's edge and leaving the outer corners of the frame in near-total darkness. Overall, the tightly cropped face bisected by the diagonal blade balances against the small centered title block at the bottom, in a palette of monochrome blacks, grays, and white punctuated by electric-blue eyes and one bold red numeral, rendered in a gritty high-contrast photographic thriller style that feels menacing and suffocating.