glowing text design — Silhouette, centered, multiline title

A minimalist horror movie poster fills the entire frame with a dark blue field of night-vision static, like a dead security-camera feed. Across the whole surface, fine horizontal scanlines and scattered white noise specks form a dense analog-video texture. Near the center of the frame, a faint humanoid silhouette looms upright in the static, barely distinguishable from the surrounding noise. The figure appears to stand facing forward, its head and shoulders dissolving into darker smudges within the grain. Its edges are soft and unstable, as if the shape is half-erased by the interference, suggesting a presence rather than a solid body. The faint figure divides the frame vertically into rough thirds, its head near the title and its lower body dissolving into the brighter static below. Across the middle of the frame, a blood-red "TITLE" in two lines glows against the blue static, its letters blurred by a ghostly double-image offset. The red lettering carries horizontal glitch streaks and a faint chromatic blur, as though the signal is degrading. Beneath the title, a slightly lighter horizontal band of static crosses the frame, like a burst of brighter interference rolling through the feed. In the upper third of the frame, the noise is darker and more uniform, giving the impression of an empty dark room above the figure. Toward the lower third, the static grows marginally brighter with scattered luminous flecks. At the far left and right edges, the horizontal scanlines run unbroken from edge to edge, reinforcing the flat screen-like quality of the image. The lighting is near-absent: a cold ambient glow barely lifts the noise, while the red title provides the only saturated light source, bleeding softly into the surrounding grain. The palette is reduced to deep midnight blue, pale static white, and a single searing arterial red. The style is pure found-footage minimalism: no faces, no scenery, only texture, interference, and implication. The overall composition is starkly centered, with the ghostly silhouette and the glowing red title stacked along the vertical axis, while the dark-blue-on-blood-red static palette in a found-footage horror style evokes dread, surveillance, and the unease of an unseen presence.