minimalist poster design — Oversized title, title across the bottom with silhouette

A minimalist horror movie poster in grainy photorealistic style centers on a pitchfork and a pair of retreating legs, set against a blown-out bright corridor. The background is a soft-focus institutional hallway, pale walls and ceiling lights dissolving into white overexposure. Across the top of the frame, the blurred ceiling fixtures glow as pale rectangles. On the left side of the frame stands a dark pitchfork, its four long tines pointing down, the handle rising out of the top edge. The fork is rendered almost in silhouette, its metal edges catching faint rim light. A thin dark trail, like spilled liquid, snakes from the tines' tips toward the bottom-left corner. On the right side of the frame, the dark silhouette of a person's lower legs walks away, one foot lifted mid-step. The figure wears dark trousers and heavy shoes, dissolving into shadow above the knee. In the upper-right corner, only the blurred bright hallway remains, empty and glaring. In the lower-left corner, the dark trail pools slightly before the frame's edge. Across the lower third, large distressed red stencil capitals spell "TITLE", the letters rough-edged and uneven, centered. In the bottom-right corner, the red lettering fades into the dark floor. The lighting is stark and high-key, a blown-out white glare from the corridor that silhouettes the fork and legs, with deep soft shadows pooling at the bottom. The color palette is nearly monochrome, bone white and charcoal, broken only by the arterial red of the title, creating a chilling, clinical dread. The overall composition balances the menacing fork on the left against the fleeing legs on the right, the red title anchoring the bottom, and the mood is one of quiet, inescapable menace.