two-character poster — Oversized title with two figures, experimental style

A painted horror movie poster shows an elegant adult woman in a shimmering evening gown whose detached head floats upward trailing stretched strands of flesh, beside a stern adult man in a tuxedo, all suspended against a pure black void. The background is an uninterrupted field of deep matte black, with no horizon, texture, or scenery, isolating the two figures in theatrical emptiness. At the center of the frame, the blonde adult woman stands in three-quarter view, her body angled slightly left while her head turns toward the front. She wears a form-fitting sleeveless gown in iridescent ice blue, its satin fabric gathered in fine vertical pleats over the bodice and hips, with a deep V neckline. Long white opera gloves extend past her elbows, the right glove raised beside her floating head and the left arm bent with the hand resting near her waist. In the upper-left quadrant, her severed head hovers apart from her neck, tilted backward with a serene expression, connected by glistening stretched membranes of skin that fan out like taffy. The connecting strands are painted in warm peach and amber tones, thin and translucent where they pull taut. Her pale blonde hair falls in soft waves around the floating head and over the shoulders of the headless torso, blurring where body and head separate. A thin gold necklace glints at her throat just above the gown's neckline. To the right of the woman, slightly behind her, stands the adult man, his face set in a hard, suspicious stare directed forward. He wears a classic black tuxedo with a crisp white dress shirt and a black bow tie, one hand tucked into his trouser pocket. His dark hair is neatly combed, and dramatic painted highlights model his cheekbones against the blackness. On the far left edge, the blackness remains completely empty, emphasizing the isolation of the figures. Her bare feet, painted in warm skin tones, press against the bottom edge as if standing on an unseen surface. Across the lower third of the poster, a large title ("TITLE") sweeps in loose crimson script, its brushstroke letters underlined by a single slashing stroke, the final character trailing into a flourish. In the bottom-left corner, the script's first letter curls larger than the rest, anchoring the title block. Beneath the script, a small crimson splatter mark punctuates the composition near her feet. The lighting is dramatic and frontal, a theatrical key that sculpts the satin gown with sharp specular folds while the black void swallows all shadow detail. Warm rim light traces the woman's shoulders and the man's jawline, separating both figures from the darkness. Overall, the composition balances the luminous, centrally placed female figure against the stark black surround and the dark-suited male figure to the right, in a palette of ice blue, crimson, warm flesh, and pitch black, rendered in a glossy airbrushed-painting style with a mood of decadent, surreal unease.