horror poster design — oversized title, bottom-anchored title, centered composition

A dark horror movie poster fixes on a golden mechanical beetle clinging to pale skin, rendered in dramatic chiaroscuro against pure black. In the upper-left area, an adult woman's face in profile tilts upward and dissolves into soft blur, her long brown hair falling past a pale cheek that catches the light. Her features are unreadable, half lost in shadow and shallow focus. At the center of the frame, a large ornate beetle-like device of engraved gold sits in sharp focus on a bare shoulder. Its oval shell is etched with concentric circular patterns and fine filigree, and six jointed wire-thin legs splay outward. From its rear rises a curved golden needle-probe, hooked like a stinger. The needle casts a thin curved shadow across the shell. Two of the legs pierce the pale skin, and thin trails of dark red blood run downward, ending in a single dark bead. Tiny red flecks of blood dot the gold legs where they meet the skin. The shoulder and upper chest curve diagonally from the lower-left toward the center, their skin luminous against the void. The background is an absolute black emptiness with no horizon or detail. Across the bottom of the poster, a bold yellow-orange title ("TITLE") in blocky uppercase letters stretches nearly the full width, underscored by a thin horizontal rule in the same color. The lighting is a single warm side light raking across the gold and the skin, carving hard highlights while the rest collapses into deep black shadow. The composition balances the tiny, intricate golden machine against the vast dark human form, fusing beauty, violation and quiet dread into a single unsettling image.