portrait poster design — credit block, bottom-anchored title, centered composition

A painted horror movie poster fills the frame with an enormous bloodshot human eye, in whose green iris a chainsaw-wielding figure is reflected. The background is the eye itself: veined off-white sclera, swollen reddish lids, and long black eyelashes fanning across the top and bottom. In the upper-left area, the upper eyelid's thick lashes curve upward against a dark reddish-brown shadow. The sclera is threaded with fine red veins, most dense near the inner corner on the left. At the center of the frame, the large iris glows in deep emerald green with radiating fibers, and its dark pupil holds the small reflected figure. The reflected figure is a wild-haired adult man in dark clothing, both hands raised gripping a large chainsaw with its pale blade tilted upward. A bright glint of light flares off the saw blade within the reflection. In the lower half of the frame, the lower eyelid sags heavy and glistening, its skin textured with fine lines and a wet highlight along the rim. A single dark drip trails down from the lower lashes toward the bottom edge. Across the lower third, a jagged white "TITLE" slashes in three uneven lines of dripping brushstroke horror lettering, the strokes tilted and torn at the edges. Below the title, a narrow band of tiny white credit text runs along the bottom edge, including billing and copyright lines, too small to read individually. The lighting is lurid and painterly: a sickly glow radiates from the iris, warm highlights slide across the wet lower lid, and deep crimson shadows gather at the corners and beneath the lashes. The palette is dominated by blood red and raw flesh tones, sickly off-white sclera, deep emerald green in the iris, and the stark dripping white of the title. The composition traps the viewer inside the giant staring eye with the tiny adult killer reflected at its core and the slashed title bleeding across the bottom, delivering a raw, voyeuristic horror mood.