close-up portrait composition — Glowing serif title above close-up behind shattered glass

A horror movie poster fills the frame with a close-up of an adult woman's skull-like screaming face seen through a shattered pane of glass, set against a pitch-black background. Across the top of the frame, a glowing white serif title reads "TITLE" in two lines, the letters large and luminous against the darkness. In the upper-left and upper-right corners, jagged shards of broken glass jut inward, their edges catching pale blue highlights. At the center of the frame, the adult woman's face looms forward, her eye sockets rendered as two deep black hollows. Her mouth hangs wide open, the upper and lower rows of teeth bared in a scream, each tooth pale and distinct. Her cheekbones and the bridge of her nose emerge from the blackness in ghostly pale relief, the skin stretched taut over bone. Thin spiderweb cracks spread from the upper-left corner toward the title, overlapping the glowing letters without obscuring them. Small triangular shards near the bottom-right catch the light like scattered diamonds against the void. A bright radial burst of cracks emanates from the right-center of the frame near her cheekbone, where the glass appears to have been struck. Shards of all sizes explode outward from that impact point, some long and needle-like, others chunky triangles, scattered with tiny glinting splinters. On the left side of the frame, a large intact fragment of the pane still reflects a ghostly portion of her forehead and hair. At the bottom of the frame, more shards tumble downward into the blackness, their fractured surfaces flashing with icy reflections. The lighting is cold and harsh, a spectral white-blue glow striking the glass and the teeth from the front, throwing sharp specular highlights along every shard edge while the surrounding darkness swallows all else. The color palette is dominated by frigid tones: steel blue, ice white, and abyssal black, with the warm tone of human skin almost entirely leached away. The texture is brittle and violent, every crack line etched with sharp clarity against the matte black of the face. The composition feels like a single frozen instant of impact, the blazing title hanging above a face caught at the exact moment of breaking.