ensemble poster design — Corroded Metal Title Below Five Horror Faces

A dark horror movie poster of five menacing adult faces floating above a night cityscape with a domed mosque, beneath a stormy sky, with a corroded metallic title logo along the bottom. The upper half of the frame is a roiling night sky of deep indigo and black clouds, torn by faint blue moonlight. Across the middle band, five adult faces emerge from the darkness in a tight row. At the center, the largest face is an adult man with a shaved head, one eye glowing sickly yellow while the other side of his face is blackened and wounded. To his left, two adult women with long dark hair stare outward, their skin ashen and streaked with blood, their eyes glowing yellow. To his right, two more adult women with similarly pallid, bloodied faces and yellow glowing eyes complete the row. Black splatter marks like dried blood arc across the sky behind the faces on the left side. Below the faces, a torn black edge separates them from a twilight cityscape occupying the lower third. The cityscape shows a large domed mosque with multiple slender minarets silhouetted against a steel-blue dusk, dark smoke rising from behind the domes. Small dark birds or debris scatter across the sky at the left and right edges. Across the bottom, a large stylized title ("TITLE") logo in corroded pale-metal lettering stretches nearly edge to edge, with a blood-red numeral "2" at the far right. The letterforms are spiky and gothic, pitted and weathered like corroded iron. The lighting is cold and supernatural, a dim blue moonlight from above throwing the faces into pallid relief while the blood and wounds catch faint red glints. Shadows are abyssal, and highlights are limited to the yellow eyes and the metallic title. The palette is near-black indigo and ash gray, punctured by blood red and jaundiced yellow. The style is a lurid photorealistic supernatural-horror poster, digital compositing layered with grunge textures. Overall, the tight row of faces hovering over the twilight skyline creates a claustrophobic, top-heavy balance; the indigo-black, ash-gray, blood-red, and jaundiced-yellow palette in a lurid photorealistic horror style carries a dread-soaked, oppressive, and malevolent mood.