poster headline design — Oversized title with extreme close-up, multi-line title

A cinematic movie poster of a scarred monstrous face looming above a lightning-struck reclined body, set against a churning deep navy and pitch-black storm sky. The background is filled edge to edge with roiling storm clouds in deep navy, slate gray, and near-black tones, sliced by jagged white lightning bolts that branch across the entire frame. In the upper right corner, an extreme close-up of a monstrous adult face emerges from darkness, cropped so that only one glaring pale eye, a heavy shadowed brow, and a stitched, scarred cheek are visible. The left half of the face dissolves into impenetrable shadow, and the visible skin shows a rough, mottled texture of scars and surgical stitching. A thin band of stormy blue cloud glows faintly behind the face along the right edge of the frame. Across the middle third of the poster, a two-line title block sits in white lettering, with a small line of widely tracked thin uppercase letters above a much larger line of tall condensed serif capitals reading "TITLE". The larger title line spans nearly the full width of the frame, anchoring the composition between the dark upper zone and the electric lower zone. In the lower half of the frame, the full length of an adult human body lies horizontally on a dark wooden plank, wrapped head to ankle in heavy dark cloth that drapes and hangs over the plank edges. The body stretches from the left edge of the frame to the right edge, with bare feet at the far left and a cloth-covered head at the far right. Dozens of thin lightning bolts crackle outward around the prone body in every direction, their white and pale-blue forks playing against glowing billows of cloud. The wrapping cloth is rendered in deep shadowed teal and charcoal folds, with the strongest highlights catching the chest and the trailing drapery. Across the lower third, the clouds brighten into a luminous band of pale blue and white where the lightning concentrates most densely. In the bottom-left corner, several lightning forks reach downward past the edge of the frame, suggesting the storm extends beyond the poster. A strip of dark shadowed cloud grounds the composition along the very bottom edge. The upper face and the lower body are stacked along a single vertical axis, pulling the eye straight down through the title. The lighting is harsh and electric, with cold white-blue flashes from the lightning acting as the dominant source, rim-lighting the draped body and grazing the monstrous face above, while the middle title band sinks into near-total darkness. A fine printed grain textures the darkest areas of the poster. Overall, the poster balances the brooding top-heavy monstrous face against the turbulent electric scene below, in a dramatic gothic illustration style with a palette of deep navy, electric white-blue, and pitch black that feels ominous and charged with supernatural dread.