ensemble poster design — Bottom title, group composition, muted palette

A painted horror movie poster is split between a giant vampire portrait on the left and a nighttime scene of victims on the right. On the left side of the frame, an enormous sickly-green face fills nearly half the poster, its sunken yellow eyes staring past the viewer. The vampire is an adult man with deep wrinkles, a furrowed brow, and a snarling mouth revealing long white fangs. Bright red blood drips from his lower lip and chin, stark against the green skin. His black hair is slicked back, and heavy impasto brushstrokes texture his face. In the upper-right corner, a stormy gray sky churns above a stone castle with multiple towers perched on a distant hill. Two black bats fly across the sky near the castle. On the right side of the frame, below the castle, a small group of adult victims clusters on a grassy slope. A blonde adult woman in a pale pink nightgown stands upright, her arms slightly raised, her face fearful. Beside her, a brown-haired adult woman embraces a dark-haired adult woman, both turning away in dread. In front of them, a gray-haired adult man buries his face in his hands in despair. The victims are rendered in muted ochre, pink, and brown tones that contrast with the vampire's lurid green. Across the lower third, a flat pale-yellow band carries a jagged blood-red uppercase "TITLE" in tall horror lettering. The lighting is theatrical and uneven, with a sickly highlight on the vampire's face, dim moonlight on the castle, and deep shadows pooling around the victims. The painting style is loose and expressive, with visible brushwork throughout. In the upper-left corner, dark storm clouds pile above the vampire's head, streaked with gray and brown brushwork. The castle's windows are tiny black slits, and its stone walls are rendered in ashen gray. At the bottom edge of the painted scene, the yellow title band begins with a clean straight border. Overall, the poster balances the looming green vampire head on the left against the clustered victims and castle on the right, rendered in a vintage painted-horror style with a lurid green, blood-red, and pale-yellow palette, projecting feverish gothic dread.