horror poster design — stacked lines, multi-line title, serif type

A horror movie poster dominated by the screaming profile of an adult woman whose throat is gripped by a charred black hand, set against a swirling backdrop of fire and embers. The adult woman's face fills the upper-right quadrant of the frame, tilted upward with her mouth open in a silent scream; her eyes are squeezed shut and her brow is furrowed. Her pale skin is smeared with ash and faint burns, with small blisters and soot flecks texturing her cheek, and dark blood streaks darken her lips. Her long dark hair, tangled and singed, sweeps across the right edge of the frame. A monstrous hand, blackened and cracked like burnt wood with glistening ember-red fissures, clamps around her neck from below, its long fingers pressing into her jaw and cheek. The knuckles and nails of the hand are rough and gnarled, catching small orange glints. In the upper-left corner, the background dissolves into near-black smoke studded with drifting red and gold sparks. Along the left edge, the smoke glows with a deep orange heat. In the lower-left corner, four small adult human silhouettes stand in a row, backlit by a broad wash of amber firelight that outlines their dark shapes. Beneath them, the ground is lost in darkness. Across the lower third, a "TITLE" is stacked in three lines of jagged, distressed crimson-red serif lettering, the letters cracked and eroded as if scorched; the title overlaps the blackened hand and flames behind it. In the lower-right corner, blurred tongues of yellow-orange flame lick upward, out of focus. The lighting is infernal and low-key: a strong orange glow from below and behind silhouettes the adult woman's jaw and lights the underside of the hand, while the top of her face catches a weaker, cooler sheen, leaving deep shadow under her brow. Embers drift throughout the frame, sharp in the foreground and soft in the distance. The color palette is scorched and claustrophobic: charred black, blood crimson, ember orange, and ashen skin tones. Overall, the composition is a suffocating close-quarters portrait of violence and fire, unified by its relentless heat and panic.