collage poster design — Punk collage with dripping stacked title

A stylized movie poster clusters five adult faces in their twenties in a jagged collage against a saturated teal-blue background. Each face is cut out with a rough, lightning-edged halo of bright yellow that separates it from the blue. In the upper-left, an adult man with shaggy dark hair turns in profile, gazing left. In the upper-right, an adult man with short dark hair looks off to the right, his jaw set. At the center-right, an adult woman with blond hair and straight bangs looks downward, her expression somber. In the lower-left, an adult man with long dark hair tilts his face upward, eyes half-closed. At the bottom-center, an adult man with tousled dark hair stares directly up at the viewer. The faces overlap and interlock, cheek against temple, forming a dense central mass. Their skin is graded in hot amber and copper tones that clash with the cool blue behind them. Across the center of the frame, a giant "TITLE" in rough white brushstroke capitals is stacked in three lines, the strokes dripping and splattered. The white letters overlap the faces, partially obscuring eyes and mouths. Paint drips trail downward from several letterforms. In the upper-left corner, the blue background is unbroken, framing the topmost profile. In the upper-right corner, the yellow halo of the top-right face nearly touches the edge. In the lower-right corner, a sliver of blue peeks between two yellow halos. The lighting is graphic and posterized rather than naturalistic: hard-edged highlights flatten the faces into amber masks, with deep umber shadows pooling in the overlaps and no visible light source. In the lower-left corner, a striped collar peeks out between two yellow halos. A dark choker with a small pendant is visible at the lower-left figure's throat. The bottom-center figure wears a dark textured sweater over a collared shirt. The composition balances the dense interlocking cluster of amber faces and dripping white lettering against the flat electric-blue field, the palette of teal, hot amber, acid yellow, and stark white rendered in a raw punk-collage style that feels restless, defiant, and crackling with defiant menace.