portrait poster design — Multi-line title, stacked type, diagonal composition

An action movie poster crops tightly on the torso of an adult woman against a pitch-black background, with a rifle angled across the frame. In the upper-left corner, the words "TITLE" blaze in bold red-orange block capitals, stacked in two lines with slightly roughened edges. On the right side of the frame, the adult woman is shown from the jawline to the waist, her face cropped out above the top edge. She wears a dark lace bra with thin straps against her shoulders, her skin lit in warm tones against the darkness. Her blonde hair falls in a pale streak along the right edge of the frame. The composition keeps every element large and close, with no middle ground to rest on. In the lower-left quadrant, a long dark rifle cuts diagonally across the blackness, its barrel and ventilated handguard catching a thin rim of light. Small beads of light glint along the rifle's metal surfaces. Her other hand grips the weapon near the lower-right corner, fingers wrapped around the dark stock. The black background fills the left half and the corners with absolute darkness, isolating the lit torso. Her posture is tense and coiled, leaning slightly into the frame. More than half the frame remains empty black space, heightening the stark contrast. The lighting is a hard, low side light from the right that sculpts the torso in bright highlights and deep shadow, with a cool blue rim tracing the rifle's edge. Overall, the poster balances the cropped figure on the right against the heavy red title block on the left, the black, warm flesh-tone, and ember-red palette and gritty exploitation style carrying a mood of dangerous, predatory tension.