ensemble poster design — Oversized title, diagonal composition, negative space

A vintage horror movie poster painted in saturated oils, with a towering bandaged mummy looming over a recoiling woman and a row of smaller male portraits beneath a huge dripping yellow title. In the upper half of the frame, the giant head of an adult male mummy fills the right and center, his bandage-wrapped face glowing sickly green against a teal haze, eyes closed in a grimace. In the upper-right corner, one enormous bandaged hand reaches down with curled fingers. At the center of the frame, the mummy's other wrapped arm stretches across toward the left. On the left side of the frame, an adult woman in a sleeveless crimson dress leans back with both arms raised defensively, her dark curled hair and frightened open-mouthed expression caught mid-recoil. Across the middle of the frame, an enormous jagged yellow title with thick black outlines reads "TITLE", its tall irregular letters shaped like dripping claws. Along the lower-left corner, four adult men appear in painted portrait vignettes: one wearing a red fez with a dark tassel, two in white collars and ties, and one holding a dark-haired adult woman close at his side. In the lower-center of the frame, a second adult woman with dark wavy hair looks upward with wide eyes. The lower-right quadrant is an empty expanse of pale yellow-green gradient, giving the crowded left side room to breathe. The mummy's wrapped fingers are thick and uneven, the bandages layered in rough strokes. The woman's crimson dress shows painted folds and highlights along her raised arm. The red fez of the lower-left man has a long dark tassel hanging down one side. The lighting is a theatrical painted glow, with a luminous halo behind the mummy's head and a warm wash over the woman in red, while the lower portraits rest in softer diffused light. The overall composition is a dramatic diagonal arrangement balanced between the looming green mummy at the top and the clustered faces below, rendered in a lush 1940s pulp-poster style with a teal, crimson and acid-yellow palette that carries a mood of breathless, old-fashioned fright.