black and white poster design — Single Figure, Silhouette, Negative Space

A horror movie poster of a adult woman in her twenties standing inside a glowing white oval, superimposed over a giant scratched ghost face with one red eye, on a black scuffed background. Across the top of the frame, a large title ("TITLE") in rough, jagged red capital letters dominates, with a smaller line of widely spaced white uppercase tagline text centered beneath it. On the left side of the frame, a huge translucent face of an adult man emerges from the darkness in three-quarter view: grayscale, hollow-eyed, with a single vivid red eye glowing on the left. The ghost face is rendered in smeared charcoal tones, its features half-dissolved into the surrounding black. In the right-center of the composition, a bright vertical oval of white light burns through the darkness like a doorway. Inside the oval, an adult woman in her early twenties stands facing the viewer: dark shoulder-length hair, a solemn unsmiling expression, wearing a dark long-sleeved dress that falls below her knees and dark flat shoes, her hands clasped in front of her. The small figure is softly blurred at the edges, as if seen through frosted glass. The dark dress shows a faint woven texture, and her shoes catch a small highlight from the oval's glow. The entire black field is covered with fine white scratches, scuffs, and grain, like a damaged film negative. Thin white scratch lines cross even the glowing oval, unifying the two halves of the image. At the bottom of the frame, the scratches thicken into horizontal streaks that anchor the composition. The lighting is stark and paranormal: the white oval radiates an overexposed glow that bleeds into the small silhouette, while the only color accent, the red eye, burns from deep shadow on the left. The palette is almost entirely monochrome black, white, and gray, with the red title and the single red eye as the only color. Scale contrast drives the design: the tiny still figure against the looming spectral face. No other figures or objects appear; the design relies on texture and negative space. The overall composition balances the massive ghost face on the left against the small illuminated adult figure on the right, in a black-white-and-blood-red palette, in a grainy, scratched-negative horror style, with a mood of cold, ritualistic menace.