split-screen poster — Oversized title with close-up, diagonal composition

A hand-painted cinematic adventure movie poster in a vintage pulp style uses a split layout, with the right half dominated by a large white panel and the left and bottom filled with painted action scenes. On the right side of the frame, the white panel carries a huge stylized "TITLE" in bright red, its letters playful, bulbous, and hand-drawn, stacked in five lines with a small trademark mark at the lower right. The white panel is shaped like a downward arrowhead, its point stabbing into the painted sea scene below. In the upper-left corner, four adult faces are painted in close-up: two adult men and two adult women with worried, upward-gazing expressions. One man wears a white naval cap, an adult woman in a red blouse stands beside him, and a blonde adult woman in the foreground looks on with parted lips. Behind them, the dark silhouette of a burning city skyline smolders under an orange sky. In the middle-left of the frame, a sleek white submarine with glowing yellow portholes cuts diagonally through dark water, its conning tower rising toward the upper left. White foam churns along its hull as it dives, and the submarine's deck details are rendered as small dark hatches and railings. Across the bottom of the frame, a giant red octopus with a bulging yellow eye wraps its thick tentacles around the submarine and two tiny divers in yellow diving suits. One diver grapples with a tentacle while the other floats limp in the creature's grasp. The octopus's suckered arms coil across the lower third in deep crimson and rust tones, and the divers' yellow suits stand out as small bright accents amid the dark water. In the lower-left corner, the dark teal water is flecked with white spray. In the lower-right corner, one massive tentacle curls toward the edge of the frame. The painted brushwork is bold and pulpy, with visible strokes in the water and the creature's skin. The lighting is dramatic and illustrative, with warm orange glow from the burning skyline above, cool teal shadows in the deep water, and bright highlights glinting on the submarine's hull and the octopus's wet skin. The palette pits the vivid red of the title and the octopus against the deep teal and black of the sea, with warm flesh tones and orange firelight in the upper scene. Overall, the composition balances the stark white title panel against the crowded painted chaos of sea monster, submarine, and onlookers in a vintage pulp adventure style, and the hot-cold palette sustains a mood of thrilling, old-fashioned peril.