horror poster design — Bottom title, centered composition

A photographic horror movie poster shows a cracked porcelain mask peering from a paper bag beside a stabbed adult mannequin doll, set against a plain white background. Across the entire background, a seamless white studio sweep fills the frame, bright at the bottom and darkening to charcoal gray at the very top edge. At the center of the frame, an open brown paper shopping bag with twisted rope handles stands upright, its mouth gaping wide. At the very top edge of the frame, the white sweep deepens to charcoal gray above the bag. From inside the bag, a cracked porcelain mask peers out: a pale adult-like face with hollow black eye sockets and a thin crack running across one cheek, its expression blank and still. On the left side of the bag, a large kitchen knife with a black riveted handle drives downward at a steep angle, its steel blade plunged through the chest of an adult-sized porcelain mannequin doll in a white lace-trimmed dress lying at the bag's base. On the right side of the frame, the bag's rope handle loops outward into the surrounding white. The mannequin's smooth featureless head turns to the side, its painted eyes staring blankly, and a pool of bright red blood spreads beneath it across the white surface, with a small splatter reaching up the blade. In the upper-left corner of the frame, the knife's black handle juts upward past the top of the bag. Across the lower third of the frame, the title appears as a single flowing line of blood-red script with dripping terminals, reading the "TITLE" placeholder, its letters swollen and uneven like wet paint. The red script spans nearly the full width, its lowest drips reaching toward the bottom edge. In the lower-right corner, the script's final flourish stretches toward the corner itself. No other text, tagline, or credit block appears anywhere in the composition. The lighting is soft and frontal from a large studio source, wrapping the paper bag and porcelain in gentle gradients while the blood and red title catch a wet-looking sheen, with a soft shadow pooling beneath the bag. Overall, the poster stacks its paper bag, mask, knife, and mannequin into a tight vertical still life, a stark palette of white, porcelain pale, paper brown, and blood red, a straightforward studio photography horror style, and a cold, sinister, deeply unsettling mood.