ensemble poster design — Serif type with group of figures and centered composition

An illustrated horror movie poster shows an anatomical cross-section of an adult man's head in profile, rendered like a vintage medical diagram on off-white paper. The paper background is a warm off-white with subtle speckles and aging marks. In the upper-left corner, a few faint fox spots speckle the paper. In the upper-right corner, the paper lies blank. In the center of the frame, a large head in right-facing profile wears black-framed glasses with lime-green lenses, its black hair a solid graphic mass with feathered edges. The face is drawn in fine black engraving lines, the nose, lips, and chin crisply modeled. A cutaway slices the skull open, revealing the interior rendered in vivid lime green. Inside the cranial cavity, five screaming adult faces crowd together: a central angry adult man baring his teeth, an adult woman shrieking with her mouth wide open to the right, a snarling older adult man to the left, a laughing bespectacled older adult man at the far left, and a smaller calm adult man below the center. Beneath the skull, the neck shows a column of individually drawn vertebrae in pale bone white against the green musculature. Thin leader lines extend from the anatomy to small lowercase letters at the left and right edges, mimicking a labeled textbook plate. Along the right edge, the leader lines end in their small letter tags. At the top center, the small notation "6-12" sits in plain type. Across the bottom third, a massive black slab-serif title reads "TITLE", its letters tall with bracketed serifs. The title's letters sit on a baseline rule that extends past both edges. Above the title, a thin double rule frames a small handwritten-style credit line in olive-yellow script, too stylized to read at a glance. In the lower-left corner, aging spots speckle the paper beneath the title. The glasses' temple arm crosses the cutaway, the green lens overlapping the green interior. The lighting is flat and illustrative, even across the paper with no cast shadows, the lime green glowing against the monochrome line work. The final composition centers the diagrammatic head above the monumental title, in an off-white, black, and acid lime-green palette, a vintage anatomical-engraving style, and a mood of clinical, mad-scientist unease.