black and white poster design — oversized title, wide tracking, serif type

A black-and-white horror movie poster reveals a ritual figure beneath an ornate horned headdress, rendered in stark monochrome against total darkness. In the center of the frame, a middle-aged man with dark painted skin gazes downward, his eyes half-closed, a thin cord crossing one cheek. His face is weathered, with dark stubble along the jaw and coarse black hair escaping beneath the headdress. Crowning him is a massive circular headdress of concentric metal rings studded with beads and ringed with short pointed spikes. From the sides of the headdress, two large curved horns sweep outward and upward, their tips catching faint light in the upper-left and upper-right areas. Between the rings, beaded chains and textured metal bands layer in dense detail. In the lower-center, his bare shoulders emerge from the black, a string of dark beads circling his neck. The background is an unbroken black void that swallows the edges of the figure. Near the bottom of the poster, a title ("TITLE") in widely spaced white serif capitals spans the width, its letterforms thin and ceremonial. Beneath the title, a smaller line of italic script reads as a tagline in English, its delicate strokes contrasting with the heavy image above. The lighting is a single hard light from the upper-left, sculpting the metal rings and the planes of the face while everything else dissolves into pitch black. The composition centers the headdress as a looming crown of ritual power, fusing ancient menace, reverence and darkness into a single imposing image.