close-up portrait composition — Oversized title with extreme close-up and centered composition

A horror movie poster of an extreme close-up of a cracked white puppet-like mask, rendered in harsh black-and-white macro photography, set against a pitch-black background. The background is absolute black, swallowing the right half of the frame and the edges entirely. Filling the upper-left and center of the frame, the mask's face looms huge, its surface covered in a network of fine cracks like shattered porcelain. In the upper-center of the frame, one dark eye socket holds a single visible human eye that glances sideways toward the right, bloodshot and wary. To the left of that eye, a second socket sinks into complete black shadow, its eye barely suggested. Across the right cheek, a bold red spiral mark curls outward, the only strong color on the mask, its edges rough and hand-painted. A smaller matching red spiral appears near the left edge of the frame, partially cropped. In the center of the frame, the mask's nose is a smooth pale wedge casting a hard shadow to one side. Across the lower-center, the mouth is a dark grim slit, its lips stained a deep dried-blood red, set above a chin textured with gray stubble. The cracked white surface catches sharp highlights along the brow ridge, cheekbones, and chin, emphasizing the crazed texture. Near the bottom of the frame, the mask dissolves into shadow, leaving only the faint roughness of the jawline. Centered near the bottom edge, a large jagged red uppercase title reads "TITLE", its letters styled with notched, puzzle-like edges. The lighting is hard and raking from the left, skimming across the cracked surface to throw every fissure into relief, while the right side of the mask collapses into deep black shadow and the background remains lightless. Overall, the off-center looming mask balances against the bold red title block below, in a palette of stark white, ink black, and blood red, rendered in a macro horror style that feels uncanny and dread-laden.