black and white poster design — wide tracking, serif type, bottom-anchored title

A dark horror movie poster centers on an adult woman's face fractured by a crimson digital waveform, rendered in deep red monochrome against near-black shadow. On the right side of the frame, an adult woman's face in her late twenties in three-quarter profile gazes upward, her cheek and brow carved by red light. One of her eyes catches a sharp white glint, and her lips part slightly as if mid-breath. Her dark hair merges with the background, its edges lost in the black. Down the exact center of the poster runs a vertical column of red audio-waveform bars, thin at the top and flaring wider toward the middle, passing directly over her face like a digital scar. The waveform's bars vary in length like a heartbeat monitor frozen mid-spike. On the left side of the frame, a fainter double-exposure ghost of the same face dissolves into the darkness, barely readable. Across the lower third, a horizontal band of smeared red glitch streaks cuts through the black, echoing the vertical waveform. In the bottom center, a title ("TITLE") in widely spaced lowercase white serif letters sits small and quiet against the dark. Heavy film grain textures every surface, from the skin to the void around it. The upper-left and lower corners fall into absolute black, framing the red apparition. The lighting is a red gel wash striking from the right, modeling the planes of her face while the rest of the frame sinks into pitch shadow. The composition balances the luminous fragmented face against overwhelming darkness, fusing intimacy, distortion and dread into a single haunting image.