close-up portrait composition — Centered terror close-up over stacked white title

A horror movie poster centers on a tight close-up of an adult woman in her twenties pressing both hands over her mouth, her terrified eyes staring upward, engulfed in blackness split by fiery orange and icy teal light. Her face fills the center of the frame, cropped at the forehead and chin, her wide dark eyes catching a glint of orange as they look toward the upper right. Both of her hands clamp over her mouth and nose, fingers splayed and pressing hard, the knuckles catching hot orange highlights along their ridges. On the right side of the frame, her right hand and cheek blaze in molten orange-red light, every tendon and fingertip rendered in glowing warmth. On the left side, her left hand and the shadowed half of her face sink into deep teal-blue darkness, the skin tones turning cold and corpse-like. Her long dark hair falls past her shoulders, streaked with orange rim light on the right and dissolving into black on the left. Her eyes are wide with panic, brows lifted, the whites visible around the irises in a classic expression of held-breath terror. In the upper portion of the frame, blackness presses down around her head like a closing void. Along the bottom edge, her forearms angle downward out of frame, the left arm glowing faint red at the elbow where the orange light wraps around. Near the bottom of the poster, a large title reading "TITLE" stacks two lines of distressed uppercase white letters with eroded, grungy texture. The title's letters are heavy and blocky, their white surfaces scuffed as if scratched, sitting stark against the black ground. The lighting is a harsh theatrical split: a hot orange source rakes from the right, sculpting the hands and face in fiery relief, while a cold teal fill from the left drowns the opposite side in blue-black shadow, with the background falling to absolute black and no ambient light to soften the divide. In the lower-left corner, the teal shadow deepens into pure black around her elbow. In the lower-right corner, the orange light flares brightest along the edge of her wrist. Fine scratches and dust texture overlay the entire image, giving the darkness a distressed filmic grain. At the center of the composition, the pressed hands form a pale knot of tension, the brightest and most detailed passage in the frame. Her fingernails are short and unpolished, the skin of her hands taut with pressure. Across the middle of the frame, the color temperature snaps from warm to cold along the bridge of her nose. Overall, the composition balances the small island of the illuminated face and hands against a vast field of black, the palette is a stark duel of molten orange-red and abyssal teal on black, the style is a high-contrast contemporary horror one-sheet with distressed texture, and the mood is suffocating and panicked, frozen in a moment of silent terror.