portrait poster design — Framed tableau over dripping stacked title

A painted horror movie poster in a 1980s B-movie style, set against a solid black background. In the center of the frame, a thin red-bordered rectangular illustration shows an adult man in his twenties in a black tuxedo with a bow tie standing behind a multi-paned window at night. His face is splattered with blood and his eyes glow blank white, staring straight ahead with an eerie calm. Through the window panes behind him, a deep blue night sky is visible. In his hands, held low in front of him, he carries a bouquet of vivid red roses with dark green leaves. The window glass in front of the bouquet is cracked in a spiderweb pattern. On the lower-left side of the illustration, a single rose has broken from the bouquet and falls, trailing a thin drip of blood. In the upper-left corner of the black background, the illustration's red frame meets the darkness. Across the very top of the poster, a faint embossed tagline is pressed into the black, too dim and small to read with certainty. Across the bottom of the frame, the title appears in dripping blood-red horror lettering, reading as the placeholder "TITLE", with a smaller red block-letter line stacked above it. The large letters have melting, flame-like edges in red with a hint of orange. On the right side of the frame, the illustration's red border runs straight down beside the tuxedo's shoulder. Near the center of the frame, the cracked glass catches thin white highlights. The lighting is painted and theatrical: a cool frontal light models the bloodied face with sharp highlights and deep blue shadows, while the roses blaze in saturated red against the dark interior. In the lower-right corner, the red title's final letter drips toward the black edge. His bow tie and pleated shirt front are rendered in crisp detail. No credits block appears anywhere on the poster. In the upper-right corner, blackness extends above the framed illustration. The roses' petals show layered, velvety brushwork. Overall, the poster balances the small framed tableau against the vast black field, a blood-red-midnight-blue-and-bone-white palette, a lurid painted horror style, and a mood of macabre prom-night menace.