horror poster design — Oversized title with silhouette and high contrast

A vintage painted horror poster shows a pale vampire with bared teeth standing behind a limp red-haired adult woman, framed inside a torn teal night scene on a black ground. Across the top of the frame, the black ground is textured like rough canvas. In the upper-left corner, a dark wooden beam, like part of a coffin or doorway, slashes diagonally behind the vampire. In the upper-center of the frame, the adult man stands with slicked dark hair and a gaunt pale face, his teeth bared in a snarl, wearing a high-collared black cape. His face is lit with an eerie teal glow. In the upper-right corner, a pale moon hangs half-veiled by racing clouds. The torn vignette opens in the center to reveal a teal night sky, a black castle silhouette on a cliff, and bare skeletal trees. On the right edge of the frame, the torn opening reveals the castle's black towers. In the lower-center, the adult woman slumps forward, her eyes closed, her voluminous copper-red hair spilling down; she wears a white-green nightgown with puffed sleeves and a black ribbon tied at her throat. On the left side of the frame, her arm hangs limp against the black background. Across the bottom of the frame, a bat-winged black banner carries the title: a small green "TITLE" on the upper line and a huge white "TITLE" on the lower line. The lighting is theatrical and high-contrast, the teal moonlight etching the vampire's face and the woman's pale skin out of the blackness while deep shadows swallow the edges. In the lower-right corner, the banner's wing tip curls upward. The composition balances the upright predator against the collapsed victim for predatory menace, the palette of blood copper, spectral teal, and abyssal black held in a vintage gothic horror-illustration style with a mood of lush, ominous dread.