poster headline design — Two figures in doorway with stacked red block title

A cinematic movie poster for a 1990s crime romance film, showing an adult man in his late twenties aiming a pistol straight at the viewer while a blonde woman peers over his shoulder, framed by a dark doorway. In the center of the frame, an adult man in his late twenties with spiky dark hair leans forward, both hands wrapped around a silver revolver pointed at the viewer. His eyes narrow in a half-smile, glancing slightly to the left of the gun barrel. His shoulders hunch forward, coiled like a spring. He wears a faded light-blue denim jacket over a loudly patterned shirt in red, blue and orange, with a white undershirt visible at the collar. A dark wrist cuff and a gold ring show on his left hand as he grips the weapon. On the left side of the frame, behind him, an adult woman in her late twenties with short platinum-blonde hair and red lipstick peers out, her gaze calm and direct. She wears a dark strapless top with lace trim at the neckline. At the center of the background, a vertical band of bright blue fabric glows between the two faces, its folds catching the light like a curtain. In the upper-left corner, darkness swallows the doorway behind the woman. In the upper-right corner, a streak of electric-blue light slices the black background. In the lower-left corner of the frame, a large title ("TITLE") in rough red block lettering stacks two words: a big uppercase word above a smaller rounded lowercase word. The red title letters carry a rough, spray-painted edge. Across the bottom edge, the black background absorbs into shadow around the title. In the lower-right corner of the frame, black shadow fills the edge behind his arm. No other legible text appears on the poster. The lighting is hard and direct, like a flashbulb: hot white light flares across the adult man's forehead and the gun's chrome while the background falls to deep black, with a single cool blue shaft cutting the darkness behind them. The palette contrasts harsh white flash, electric blue and blood-red title against deep black shadow, with the red-orange shirt print as the only warm pattern. Overall, the poster balances the gun aimed at the viewer against the adult woman's calm gaze, in a stark black, electric-blue and blood-red palette rendered in a raw 1990s crime-romance style that feels reckless, intimate and dangerous.