poster headline design — Oversized title in high contrast

A photographic movie poster stacks three widescreen-style panels with rough torn edges, drenched in blood-red brushstroke graphics. The top panel shows an adult man in a blood-spattered white robe thrusting a sword horizontally across the frame from the left edge. His face is flecked with blood, his topknotted dark hair and short beard sharp against a blurred green forest background. His white sleeve is soaked with red splatter, the blade catching a pale glint. The middle panel centers on the face of an adult man with topknotted hair and a trimmed beard, staring directly at the viewer. He grips a sword horizontally just below his eyes, the blade and its ornate guard spanning the width of the panel. Behind him the background falls into dark teal-black shadow. The lower panel shows an adult woman in a flowing white robe inside a wooden interior, one arm raised above her head. Her dark hair is pulled back, a loose strand crossing her calm face, and warm light glows on the wooden beams behind her. Across the boundary between the lower panel and the bottom of the poster, a large title ("TITLE") appears in rough red brushstroke lettering, cropped at both side edges. At the very bottom, a narrow strip shows an adult man embracing an adult woman with bare shoulders, their faces close together in an intimate pose. Red paint splatters and diagonal slashes rake across the right side of the bottom strip. The torn white edges between the panels cut the composition into harsh horizontal bands. No other text or credits appear on the poster. The lighting is high-contrast and moody, with hot highlights on the bloodied white robes, deep shadows in the middle panel, and warm interior glow around the woman. Sharp photographic detail on the faces and weapons contrasts with the raw smeared texture of the red graphic strokes. Blood red, bone white, and deep shadow-black dominate, with only muted green and warm wood tones breaking the scheme. The panels' rough torn borders give the design a violent, ripped-paper energy. Fine fabric and blade detail ground the imagery in gritty period realism. Overall, the composition balances the stacked horizontal panels against the slashing red graphics, uniting a blood-red, white, and black palette with a gritty period-thriller style and a violent, broodingly sensual mood.