horror poster design — Oversized title, centered composition, bottom title

A painted horror movie poster centers on a menacing foreground object against a haunted hilltop house. In the lower-right foreground, a large dark severed adult hand grips a long knife, the blade angled diagonally across the frame. Thick red blood drips from the blade's edge, rendered in glossy, exaggerated streams. The hand is painted in dark umber and black tones, its knuckles tense around the knife's handle. Behind the hand, in the middle distance, a Victorian mansion with steep gables and a central spire-topped tower sits atop a grassy hill. One upper window of the house glows with warm yellow light, the only lit window. In the upper-right corner, a jagged bolt of bright yellow lightning strikes down behind the house, forking across the dark sky. On the left side of the frame, a bare dead tree twists its branches against the storm clouds. Across the middle ground, a graveyard spreads with tilted tombstones and stone crosses half-hidden in blue mist. The sky is a deep midnight blue with visible painterly brushstrokes and swirling clouds. Across the bottom edge, a dripping yellow horror-style "TITLE" in melting letterforms spans the lower third. The lighting is dramatic and supernatural, with the lightning bolt casting an electric yellow glow on the house's roof and the mist, contrasted against the deep blue night. The painting style is classic pulp horror, with bold brushwork and heightened, lurid color. In the upper-left corner, the dead tree's branches reach toward the lightning. The tombstones vary in shape: rounded slabs, tall crosses, and one leaning obelisk. Near the center of the graveyard, blue mist curls between the stones. Overall, the poster balances the looming bloodied knife in the foreground against the lightning-struck house and graveyard behind, rendered in a vintage painted-horror style with a midnight-blue, electric-yellow, and blood-red palette, projecting lurid, supernatural dread.